Safety considerations for custom size sex dolls encompass materials, maintenance, and handling. First, know the materials used in the doll’s construction. Medical-grade silicone and thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) are common choices, each with its own cleaning, storage, and longevity requirements. Read care instructions carefully and follow them to minimize material degradation, discoloration, or skin irritation. Ventilation and storage away from direct heat or sunlight help preserve the surface and extend the life of the doll.
Cleaning is a core safety practice. Use mild soap and warm water or a recommended cleaner, avoiding harsh chemicals that can degrade skin-like surfaces. Ensure the doll is completely dry before storage to prevent mold, odor, or material damage. For joints and articulated areas, inspect regularly for loose parts or wear, addressing issues promptly to prevent injury or tears.
Handling safety means using proper supports during posing and transport. Avoid sudden, vigorous movements that stress joints or seams. When changing outfits or accessories, work slowly to prevent snagging or tearing delicate surfaces. Privacy and respect in personal use are essential, but so is responsible ownership—storing in a clean, dry environment and maintaining discreet storage solutions to protect both the doll and surrounding space.