Minor issues with sex dolls are common and usually easy to fix with the right tools and care. Here’s a quick guide on how to tackle common problems:
- Small Tears or Punctures: If your doll has a small tear, you can repair it using a repair kit specifically designed for the material of your doll, such as silicone or TPE. These kits usually contain adhesive and patches that allow you to seal the tear. Simply follow the instructions provided with the kit for best results. For larger tears, you might need professional repair services.
- Loose Joints: Over time, the joints in the doll’s skeleton may become loose. Some dolls feature adjustable screws or bolts near the joints, allowing users to tighten them. If your doll has a loose joint, you can tighten it yourself with the proper tools. For more complex repairs, consider contacting the manufacturer or a professional technician.
- Sticking or Discoloration: If your doll’s skin becomes sticky or discolored, you may need to clean it thoroughly. Cornstarch or silicone powder can help reduce stickiness. For discoloration, gentle washing with warm water and mild soap can often restore the doll’s original appearance. Avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the material.
- Odor Issues: If your doll starts to develop an odor, it’s often caused by insufficient cleaning or moisture buildup. Make sure to dry the doll completely after each cleaning, and store it in a cool, dry place. You can use a mild deodorizing solution designed for dolls to freshen it up.
By performing regular maintenance and addressing minor issues promptly, you can keep your doll in top condition for years.