How to Clean and Disinfect Your Motorbunny Attachments
By Motorbunny - New Riding Sex Toys and Sex Machines | Published: 2026-09-08
Category: How-to Guides
Learn the right way to clean and disinfect Motorbunny attachments, from TPE strokers to silicone dildos. A step-by-step guide with practical tips for every material.
Quick Answer
Always check the material of your Motorbunny attachment first, then clean with mild soap and warm water, using a dedicated toy cleaner for deeper disinfecting. Silicone can be boiled or soaked in a bleach solution; TPE and ULTRASKYN need gentler care to avoid damage.
Every Motorbunny attachment, whether it's a soft TPE add-on or a platinum-cured silicone dildo, collects body fluids and lubricant during use. If you don't clean it properly, you risk skin irritation and shorten the lifespan of your toy. Knowing the difference between silicone, TPE, and ULTRASKYN is the first step to proper care.
This guide gives you a straightforward cleaning routine that fits into your post-session wind-down. You'll learn the right products to use, which methods are safe for each material, and how to store everything so your attachments stay ready for next time.
Know Your Material
Motorbunny attachments come in three main materials: silicone, TPE, and ULTRASKYN. Silicone is non-porous and can handle high temperatures and strong disinfectants. TPE is softer and more porous, so it needs milder cleaning and can't be boiled. ULTRASKYN is a phthalate-free virtual skin that feels lifelike but is also porous and sensitive to heat and harsh chemicals.
Check the product description for material details before you decide on a cleaning method. If you're unsure, treat it as porous and use the gentlest option. This prevents accidental damage like melting or warping from boiling water or alcohol.
- When in doubt, use warm water and a mild, unscented soap — it works for all materials.
Gather Your Cleaning Supplies
You'll need a few basics: mild liquid soap (like unscented dish soap), a dedicated toy cleaner, warm running water, a clean microfiber cloth, and a spray bottle for disinfectant. For silicone, you can also have a pot for boiling or a 10% bleach solution ready. Avoid anything abrasive — no scrub brushes with stiff bristles or rough sponges, as they can scratch surfaces.
If you use a toy cleaner, make sure it's designed for sex toys and doesn't contain alcohol or fragrance. These can degrade TPE and ULTRASKYN, leaving them sticky or tacky.
Cleaning Routine for Each Material
For silicone attachments like the Bad Dragon Orochi, rinse with warm water, then wash with soap and a soft cloth. Rinse thoroughly. To disinfect, you can soak in a 10% bleach solution for 10 minutes or boil for 3 minutes. Let it dry completely before storing.
TPE attachments, like the Low TPE Attachment, should be cleaned with soap and water only. Don't boil or soak in alcohol. Wipe with a damp cloth, then pat dry with a towel. Avoid leaving them in direct sunlight or high heat.

ULTRASKYN strokers, such as the Main Squeeze models, require gentle care. Turn them inside out if possible, rinse with warm water, and use a toy cleaner or mild soap. Rinse until no soap residue remains, then let air dry completely. Dust with cornstarch or renewal powder to keep the material soft.
- Always dry attachments fully before storing — moisture can lead to mold or mildew.
Disinfecting for a Deeper Clean
For a deeper clean, especially after sharing a toy or if you have an infection concern, disinfecting matters. Silicone can be disinfected with boiling or bleach as described. TPE and ULTRASKYN can't handle these methods, so rely on antimicrobial toy cleaners or a diluted soap solution. Regular cleaning after each use is usually enough for personal toys.
Check if your attachment is compatible with your machine's cleaning instructions. Some attachments may have nooks or textures that require extra attention — use a soft brush to get into ridges.
Step-by-Step Cleaning Process
- 1. Rinse immediately after use: Remove the attachment from the machine and rinse it under warm running water to remove surface fluids and lube. Don't let residue dry on the toy — it's harder to clean later.
- 2. Wash with soap and water: Use mild, unscented soap and a soft cloth. Work into any textures or ridges, then rinse thoroughly. Avoid harsh scrubbing that can damage the surface.
- 3. Disinfect if needed: For silicone toys, soak in a 10% bleach solution for 10 minutes or boil for 3 minutes. For TPE and ULTRASKYN, use a dedicated toy cleaner or skip extra disinfecting. Don't boil TPE or ULTRASKYN — high heat ruins them.
- 4. Dry completely: Pat dry with a clean towel and then let air dry on a towel or rack. Make sure every crevice is dry before storing. Moisture left inside can cause mold or mildew.
- 5. Store properly: Keep attachments in a cool, dry place, ideally in a storage bag or container. Avoid direct sunlight and contact with other toys that could transfer colors or materials. Proper storage extends the life of your attachments.
Product Spotlight: Cleaning Considerations
- Low TPE Attachment: Soft TPE Attachment Low rub-only attachment. Returns for attachments not accepted. Because this is a soft TPE toy, it needs gentle cleaning with soap and water only. Avoid boiling or alcohol to keep it from degrading.
- "Orochi" Bad Dragon Attachment made for Motorbunny Original: Made of 100% body-safe platinum cured silicone. Platinum-cured silicone is non-porous and can be disinfected with boiling or a mild bleach solution, making cleanup easier.
- Main Squeeze - Jenna Jameson - ULTRASKYN Stroker - Pussy Vanilla: Made of Doc Johnson's ULTRASKYN, the most advanced virtual skin on the market. Phthalate-free. ULTRASKYN is porous and should be cleaned with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemicals to maintain the lifelike texture.
Cleaning your Motorbunny attachments doesn't have to be a chore. By matching your routine to the material and making it part of every session, you'll keep your toys hygienic and in great shape for years. When in doubt, stick with soap and water — it's safe for nearly everything.



