How to clean your butt shower: caring for your intimate shower the right way
Cleaning your butt shower is just part of using it. Not out of worry. Out of principle.
Over time, water leaves residue behind. Every reusable bottle needs care. Clean it regularly and you keep it hygienic, stop deposits from building up, and make your intimate shower last longer.
It's no big deal. You just have to do it.
How often should you clean an intimate shower?
Clean your intimate shower roughly every two weeks.
With very hard water, a shorter interval can make sense. What matters is doing it regularly. Don't wait until you can see something building up.
Upkeep is easier than a rescue job.
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Deep-clean with Bidetlity's cleaning brush and ActiveCare+
If you want to do it properly, without wearing down the material, a cleaner made for the butt shower is the way to go.
ActiveCare+ was built specifically for cleaning the bottle. It cuts through residue effectively and is matched to the material.
Preventive care:
Use it regularly and deposits never get a chance to form.
Deep clean:
Removes light deposits effectively and keeps things hygienic for the long run.
Eco-friendly:
Our ingredients are safe for people and nature.
How to use:
- Add 10 ml of ActiveCare+ to the bottle
- Fill up with water
- Leave to work for 2 hours
- Scrub the inside thoroughly with the matching cleaning brush
- Rinse out with clean water
Given that the bottle is in contact with water regularly and made to last, a purpose-made cleaner is usually the smarter choice.
If you want to keep it easy and hygienic for good, the cleaning brush and ActiveCare+ combo is the usual pick.
Cleaning your butt shower with household remedies
Want to clean your butt shower with what's already in the cupboard? It's simple:
- Add about 10 ml of mild soap or diluted vinegar water to the bottle
- Fill up with warm water
- Leave to work for around 2 hours
- Scrub the inside thoroughly with a narrow bottle brush
- Rinse out thoroughly with clean water
Important:
Don't boil it. Don't put it in the dishwasher. Heat can damage the material.
Household remedies handle light deposits. Just make sure they don't wear down the material over time.
Drying it right: the step that matters
After every clean, let the bottle dry completely.
Just turning it upside down leaves a little water inside. You won't notice it, but the moisture stays put.
So:
- Put a small, clean cloth into the bottle
- Give it a firm shake
- Take the cloth out
- Leave the bottle open to finish drying
That gets rid of the last of the moisture.
Less moisture means fewer deposits. And a longer life.
