What Is The Difference Between Built-In Vaginas And Removable?

Orifices for dolls typically come in two varieties: removable (insert) and fixed (built-in). With detachable vaginas, you can remove the sleeve after use so that it seems like mere fleshlight. After all the processes , all what is  left to do is dry it off and wash it with warm water and soap. Additionally, the doll’s labia likely needs some extra lube cleaned off. However, the procedure is rather short and simple. To make inserting and removing it simpler, you can lubricate the insert’s outside. Although I advise against detachable vaginas, some claim they don’t feel as wonderful, for instance, because the insert that comes in some models may not fit well and move around inside the orifice.

Cleaning built-in vaginas is more challenging. Some people wash the doll with soapy water and a sponge on a stick, but others advise taking it to the bathroom or placing it over a bucket so you can use the douche to clean out the vagina. The next step is drying, which typically calls for the use of a fan or pump (such as an aquarium air pump) to ensure airflow through the orifice. To dry it, you can also use an absorbent stick, which is now even provided with some dolls. If your sex doll is made up of silicone, you will need to use antibacterial gel to further clean it. However, it is not recommended to use this on TPE, to avoid making the material weak.

Another choice is to use female condoms if you have a built-in vagina. These can be put into the vagina and then removed once finished, eliminating the need for cleanup. Some claim that it doesn’t feel as wonderful, and the female condom might occasionally break despite this, especially if you reuse it.

Fixed vs. Removable Vagina | Which Is Best for Your Sex Doll?