Tips for daily care and maintenance of silicone dolls

Wash your hands before playing.
Always use with a water-based lubricant.
Never use lubricant.
Never use solvents or strong chemicals to clean them.
Use a condom to avoid messy and regular cleanings.
Clean her love holes often to stop germs. You don't want a bladder infection. (Maybe that's just a myth?)
If dirty, gently wipe with mild soapy water using a soft sponge or cloth.
Do not rub too hard as this may split the skin.
According to the instructions for my rose doll, soap, shampoo, bath gel and mild detergents are fine on silicone.
Powder it once it's clean and air dry. A cool or warm electric fan (at a safe distance, of course) works well. Don't leave them next to a bar heater or fire (for obvious reasons).
Avoid tight dark clothing for long periods of time as this can cause wrinkles and discoloration.
Be careful of sharp objects such as jacket zippers, long fingernails, jewelry, etc., as these can damage the silicone.
Use cornstarch or talcum powder if it gets sticky
Be gentle and move your limbs slowly.
Do not have your doll perform gymnastic-level movements such as B. Splits.
Long gloves/mittens, long socks and a fresh powder make dressing much easier and safer.
Be very careful with your fingers when moving, positioning or tightening.
For longer storage, store flat in the relaxed position on a soft, colorless surface with no clothing and powdered, preferably in the original shipping crate. This reduces the risk of silicone damage, wrinkling, deformation and pressure on the joint.
Always wash new clothes just in case they get stained. Mainly black and dark colors.
If it has finger wires, feel inward to make sure they are centered. If not, pull the fingertip a little, center the wire and release the fingertip.
If it's heavy, with your back straight, bend your knees and use your leg strength to lift, don't use your back like a crane.
When warming a doll with an electric blanket, always use the lowest heat setting and check frequently for hot spots.
If you want to bathe her (please check with the manufacturer if your doll can be bathed), keep your head and neck out of the water.
When you shower (also check with the manufacturer), you should remove your head (do not wash in the shower) and place a plastic bag around the neck of your torso with an elastic band to prevent water from entering your spine.
Avoid exposing the skin to direct sunlight for long periods of time, as this can cause fading.
Silicone lasts longer when stored between 5 and 35 degrees Celsius.
Avoid dusty areas as silicone dolls are both sticky and electrostatic which means a lot more cleaning.
You can nibble gently, but don't bite.
And most importantly, give her lots of love and treat her like your princess.

*This is for reference only and is not 100% stone cold. Please feel free to pass these tips on to other doll lovers.