Category: Lube Cleanser

The Lube Cleanser removes lube and hydrates your skin, bringing back the youthful, glowing, and plump skin you’ve been missing. Get clearer skin immediately. Safely remove silicone lube, chemicals, from skin, toys, furniture, floors, fabric and bedding. Makes your skin look younger, clearer, and fresh for your private parts. Washing with our cleanser can help maintain your intimate health.

After Sex Wipes for Men: What’s on the Packet

The Lube Club

After sex wipes for men are single-use cloths you keep within reach for a quick wipe-down when the shower is across the room, or across town. The Lube Club’s version is the Lube Cleanser Cloth: one cloth in its own sealed packet, with simple directions printed on the back (remove the cloth from the package, gently wipe skin) and aloe on the ingredient list. Here’s what to look for in after sex wipes for men, what’s on our packet and how to use them. Feel The Love.

Why guys keep after sex wipes by the bed

Sex is messy in the best way. A cloth in reach means you can wipe down, relax and skip the sprint to the bathroom. Guys keep them for:

  • Hook-ups and hotel nights when the shower isn’t close.
  • Road trips, festivals and the gym bag, since each cloth is its own packet.
  • Nightstand backup next to your lube, so cleanup is already handled.

What to look for in after sex wipes for men

  1. Single-use packets. One sealed cloth at a time stays clean in a bag or pocket.
  2. Directions you can follow in the dark. Ours are two short sentences.
  3. A full ingredient list. If a wipe doesn’t tell you what’s in it, skip it.
  4. Skin check. Everyone’s different. Try a new wipe on a small patch of skin first and stop if it irritates.

What’s on the Lube Cleanser Cloth packet

The back of the packet reads “Single Use Cloth,” with these directions: remove cloth from package, gently wipe skin with cloth. The ingredients, as printed, in packet order:

  1. Water
  2. Sodium lauryl sulfate
  3. Propylene glycol
  4. Sodium cocoyl isethionate
  5. Acrylates C10-30 alkyl acrylate crosspolymer
  6. Sodium hydroxide
  7. Phenoxyethanol
  8. Ethyl hexyl glycerin
  9. Aloe
  10. PEG-40
  11. PEG-6

How to use after sex wipes

  1. Tear open one packet and remove the cloth.
  2. Gently wipe skin. That’s the direction on the packet. No scrubbing.
  3. Toss it. The cloth is single use, so don’t reuse it.
  4. Wash up when you can. For a fuller clean, use The Lube Cleanser 4 oz, labeled “Lube Remover,” in the shower. Got silicone lube in the mix? The travel-size Lube Cleanser 2 oz label says it removes silicone from skin and surfaces.

Lube on the sheets too? See How to Get Lube Out of Sheets.

Wipes, wash or both?

They do different jobs. The wipe is for right now. A wash is for when you’ve got a shower and a minute. If you want a daily routine instead of an after-sex one, read Intimate Wash for Men. Planning anal play? How to Install a Shower Douche and Sexual Hygiene for Men cover the prep side.

Not sure what you need?

Ask the expert. Become a Lube Connoisseur, or chat privately with The Lube Connoisseur. Browse the full Lube Club lineup or the store FAQ.

After sex wipes for men: FAQ

What are after sex wipes for men?

After sex wipes for men are single-use cloths for a quick wipe-down after sex when you can’t get to a shower right away. The Lube Cleanser Cloth comes one per sealed packet.

What should I look for in after sex wipes for men?

Read the packet. Check the directions, the full ingredient list and whether the cloth is single-use. If you know a certain ingredient doesn’t agree with your skin, skip it. Try a new wipe on a small patch of skin first.

How do I use a Lube Cleanser Cloth?

Remove the cloth from the package and gently wipe skin, as the packet directs. Then throw it away.

Can I use baby wipes after sex?

Plenty of guys do, but baby wipes aren’t made or labeled for this. A wipe sold for the job tells you what’s in it and how to use it. Whatever you use, stop if it stings or irritates.

Can I use after sex wipes instead of a shower?

They’re for a quick wipe-down when a shower isn’t handy. For a fuller clean, wash up when you can. The Lube Cleanser 4 oz is labeled “Lube Remover.”

What’s in the Lube Cleanser Cloths?

Per the packet: water, sodium lauryl sulfate, propylene glycol, sodium cocoyl isethionate, acrylates C10-30 alkyl acrylate crosspolymer, sodium hydroxide, phenoxyethanol, ethyl hexyl glycerin, aloe, PEG-40, PEG-6.

How many cloths come in a pack?

The Lube Cleanser Cloth launch-offer pack on our store is 100 count. Check the product page for the current offer.

Are after sex wipes edible?

No. They’re cleaning cloths for skin, not food.

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Product details match what’s printed on the packet and labels. This post is general information, not medical advice. If anything stings, itches or irritates, stop using it and talk with a licensed clinician.

How to Get Lube Out of Sheets: Water-Based, Silicone and Oil

The Lube Club

To get lube out of sheets, blot the excess, pre-treat the spot before it dries, and wash as the care label directs. Water-based lube usually rinses out with cold water and a normal wash. Silicone and oil-based lube don’t mix with water, so work in a grease-cutting soap or a lube cleanser first, let it sit, then wash and check the spot before it goes in the dryer. Here’s the playbook for every type of lube, plus how to keep the mess off your bed next time. Feel The Love.

How to get lube out of sheets: The Lube Cleanser lube remover from The Lube Club
The Lube Cleanser by The Lube Club. Clean-up for skin, sheets and surfaces.

Does lube stain sheets?

It can, and how bad depends on the base. Water-based lube dissolves in water, so it usually washes out, though a formula that dries in can leave a stiff or tacky patch. Silicone lube and oil-based lube repel water. They soak into fabric and can leave a dark, greasy-looking mark that a regular wash won’t always lift. The fix is the same idea every time: get to it early, break up the grease, then wash.

Not sure what’s in your bottle? Read the label, or brush up with Water vs Silicone Lube.

How to get lube out of sheets: 5 steps

  1. Blot, don’t rub. Press a dry towel or paper towel on the spot to pull up as much lube as you can. Rubbing pushes it deeper into the fabric.
  2. Pre-treat the spot. For water-based lube, rinse from the back of the fabric with cold water and rub in a little laundry detergent. For silicone or oil, work in a drop of grease-cutting dish soap or a lube cleanser with your fingers.
  3. Let it sit. Give the pre-treatment a few minutes to break up the residue.
  4. Wash as the care label directs. Use the warmest water the label allows for silicone or oil stains. Cold is fine for water-based lube.
  5. Check before you dry. If you can still see a mark, repeat steps 2 to 4 and air-dry. Dryer heat can set an oily stain.

Always spot-test a new product on a hidden corner first, especially on silk, satin or anything dry-clean only.

How to get silicone lube out of sheets

Silicone lube is the one that gives guys the most trouble, because it’s built to stay slick and water just slides off it. Treat it like a grease stain:

  • Blot up the excess right away.
  • Work in a grease-cutting dish soap or a cleanser made for lube. The Lube Cleanser 2 oz is labeled to remove silicone from skin and surfaces.
  • Let it sit for a few minutes, then wash warm (if the fabric allows).
  • Air-dry and repeat if the shadow is still there. Older or set-in silicone stains can take a couple of rounds.

Tired of fighting silicone? Our Slick Satin and Slick Platinum lubes are 100% silicone-free.

How to get water-based and oil-based lube out of sheets

Water-based lube: rinse the spot with cold water, rub in a little detergent and wash as normal. If it dried in and feels stiff, soak the spot in cold water for 15 to 30 minutes first. Glycerin-based formulas (Slick Satin’s label lists vegetable-derived glycerin) can feel tacky as they dry, so a quick rinse while it’s fresh makes life easier.

Oil-based lube (including coconut oil): sprinkle cornstarch or baking soda on the fresh spot to soak up the oil, let it sit, brush it off, then pre-treat with dish soap and wash warm. Remember that oil isn’t compatible with latex condoms.

How to get lube out of a mattress, couch or carpet

You can’t throw a mattress in the wash, so go easy on the liquid:

  • Blot up as much as you can.
  • Dab the spot with a cloth dampened with a little diluted dish soap or cleanser. Don’t pour liquid on it.
  • Blot again with a clean damp cloth to rinse, then a dry one.
  • Let it air-dry completely before you make the bed. For couches and carpet, check the manufacturer’s cleaning code first.
Lube stains on sheets: The Lube Cleanser Cloth individually wrapped after sex wipe
Keep a few Lube Cleanser Cloths by the bed for quick clean-up.

How to keep lube off your sheets next time

  • Lay down a towel. A dark towel or throw blanket under you saves the sheets. Keep a dedicated “play towel” in the nightstand.
  • Apply over the towel. Pump lube into your hand over the towel, not over the bed.
  • Use a pump. A pump bottle gives you a measured amount and fewer spills than a squeeze tube.
  • Go darker. Dark sheets hide marks while you deal with them.
  • Use a mattress protector. A waterproof cover is cheap insurance for the mattress.
  • Clean up right away. Wipe hands, toys and bodies before you roll around. Our TLC Ritual: Before, During and After Sex walks through it.

The Lube Club clean-up kit

Not sure which lube fits how you play? Become a Lube Connoisseur, read How to Choose the Right Lube, or shop the full Lube Club lineup.

How to get lube out of sheets: FAQ

How do you get lube out of sheets?

Blot off the excess, pre-treat the spot before it dries, then wash the sheets as the care label directs. Water-based lube usually rinses out with cold water and a normal wash. Silicone and oil-based lube need a pre-treatment that cuts grease, like a drop of dish soap or a lube cleanser, worked in and left for a few minutes before washing. Check the spot before you put the sheets in the dryer.

Does lube stain sheets?

It can. Water-based lube usually washes out, though some formulas can leave a stiff or tacky spot if they dry in. Silicone and oil-based lubes don’t mix with water, so they can leave a dark, greasy-looking mark that a normal wash may not lift without pre-treating.

Does water-based lube wash out of sheets?

Usually, yes. Rinse the spot with cold water, rub in a little detergent, and wash as normal. If it dried in and feels stiff, soak the spot in cold water first.

How do you get silicone lube out of sheets?

Blot, don’t rub. Work a drop of grease-cutting dish soap or a lube cleanser into the spot, let it sit for a few minutes, then wash in the warmest water the care label allows. Air-dry and repeat if the mark is still there, since dryer heat can set it.

How do you get lube out of a mattress?

Don’t soak it. Blot up what you can, dab the spot with a cloth dampened with a little diluted dish soap or cleanser, blot with a clean damp cloth to rinse, then let it air-dry fully. A mattress protector makes the next round easier.

Can the dryer set a lube stain?

Yes, heat can make an oily stain harder to remove. Check that the spot is gone before you machine-dry, and air-dry the item if any mark is left.

What’s the easiest way to avoid lube stains?

Put a towel or throw blanket down before you start, apply lube over the towel, use a pump bottle so you’re not squeezing out too much, and keep a cleanser and cleanser cloths by the bed so you can deal with spills right away.

Keep learning with TLC University

Stain tips are general household guidance. Always follow your fabric’s care label and spot-test first. If any product irritates your skin, stop using it and talk with a licensed clinician.

Sex Hygiene for Men; The Ultimate Guide to Staying Fresh and Clean

Grant Daniels

💡 Better hygiene = better sex. It’s that simple.

A solid sex hygiene for men routine isn’t just about smelling good—it’s about confidence, performance, and health. Good hygiene helps prevent infections, reduce STI risk, and make intimacy smoother—because feeling fresh = feeling your best. 

So, gentlemen, if you want to level up your sex hygiene game, here’s everything you need to know—plus how TLC’s Renew Everyday Wash and Lube Cleanser Cloths can help.

 

Pre-Sex Hygiene: Get Ready for Action

A little prep goes a long way. Here’s how to freshen up before intimacy:

Wash your intimate areas daily – Sweat, bacteria, and natural body oils build up fast—especially around your groin, penis, and testicles. Use a pH-balanced cleanser like TLC Renew Everyday Wash to clean without irritation.

Trim, don’t overdo it – A little manscaping goes a long way—reducing sweat, odor, and friction during intimacy. But avoid a razor-close shave—ingrown hairs and irritation? Not a good look.

Wash your hands – Your hands are about to get intimately involved—make sure they’re clean.

Keep your nails trimmed and filed – Long or jagged nails can cause micro-tears, scratches, or discomfort—especially during more intense or rough play. Keeping them short, smooth, and clean helps prevent accidental injuries, irritation, and bacteria transfer.

💡 Pro Tip: If you’re into more extreme play, regular nail maintenance is essential. Consider using a gentle nail buffer to smooth edges and prevent unintended damage to sensitive skin.

 

During Sex: Keep It Clean & Safe

Use protection (if needed) – Always wear a fresh condom if you’re not in a monogamous relationship or if you and your partner aren’t using another form of birth control.

Protection isn’t just condoms—it’s full-body care. Preventative meds like HIV PrEP and Doxy-PEP help lower STI risks beyond what condoms cover. If you’re sexually active with multiple partners, talk to a doctor about adding these to your routine.

Apply lube wisely – Not all lubricants are safe or body-friendly. Stick to pH-balanced, non-irritating lubes—and always wash off silicone-based lubes afterward. (TLC Wash makes this easy!)

Avoid saliva as lube – It’s not a substitute—it can introduce bacteria and lead to irritation.

💡 Pro Tips:

HIV PrEP is a daily pill that significantly reduces the risk of contracting HIV. If you’re sexually active with multiple partners, it’s a game-changer for long-term protection.

Doxy-PEP is an antibiotic taken after sex that helps prevent bacterial STIs like chlamydia and syphilis. It’s especially useful if you’re engaging in higher-risk encounters.

Know your status. Regular STD/STI testing is just as important as using protection—because taking charge of your health is the ultimate form of self-care.

 

Post-Sex Hygiene: Clean Up for Health & Comfort

Wash up within 30 minutes – Sweat, lube, and bodily fluids trap bacteria, increasing the risk of infections and irritation. A quick rinse with TLC Lube Cleanser removes buildup without stripping moisture.

Pee after sex – This helps flush out bacteria and reduces your risk of UTIs.

Dry off properly – Damp skin = bacteria heaven. Use a towel or a blow dryer on low heat to dry off fully.

💡 Pro Tip: If you’re in a hurry, TLC Lube Cleanser Cloths are perfect for a quick cleanup—especially if you used a thick, silicone-based lube.

 

Everyday Sex Hygiene Habits for Men

Change your underwear daily. No excuses!

Keep your sheets clean – Wash them at least once a week—more if you’re sexually active.

Stay hydrated – Good hydration = better circulation = better sex.

 Use a body-safe cleanser. Regular soaps can disrupt your skin’s pH—stick to TLC Wash for a gentle, non-irritating cleanse.

Final Thoughts: Sex Hygiene = Better Sex

Good hygiene isn’t just for your partner—it’s for you, too. Staying fresh boosts confidence, prevents irritation, and makes every intimate experience better.

5 Daily Habits for Naturally Healthier Skin Everywhere

Grant Daniels

Daily Habits for Naturally Healthier Skin – 5 Essential Steps

Achieving naturally healthier skin doesn’t require complicated routines. With these 5 daily habits for naturally healthier skin, you can maintain a radiant, comfortable complexion every day. From hydration to gentle cleansing, here’s how to keep your skin glowing.

Habit 1: Hydrate Adequately for Naturally Healthier Skin

One of the simplest yet most effective ways to improve your skin’s health is to stay hydrated. Drinking plenty of water helps maintain your skin’s elasticity, prevents dryness, and supports overall skin function. Dehydrated skin can become irritated or flaky, making it more prone to damage. Aim for at least eight glasses of water a day and incorporate water-rich foods like cucumbers, watermelon, and leafy greens into your diet.

Habit 2: Choose Natural and Organic Products for Your Skin

What you put on your skin matters just as much as what you put in your body. More than 65% of consumers, including LGBTQ+ individuals, prioritize natural and organic products for skincare. Choosing plant-based, chemical-free products helps avoid irritation and long-term damage caused by harsh additives. Look for gentle cleansers, hydrating serums, and moisturizers made with organic ingredients to protect your skin’s natural balance.

Habit 3: Maintain a Balanced Diet for Healthier Skin

Your skin reflects what you eat. A diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, and vitamins supports skin health from the inside out. Foods like avocados, nuts, berries, and fish help reduce inflammation and improve skin texture. Processed foods, excess sugar, and alcohol, on the other hand, can lead to breakouts and premature aging.

Habit 4: Gentle Cleansing for Naturally Healthier Skin

Proper cleansing is essential for clear, healthy skin, especially for delicate areas. Using a mild, pH-balanced cleanser ensures that your skin stays clean without stripping away its natural moisture. A lube cleanser is an excellent option for intimate skincare, as it provides a non-irritating, hydrating clean without disrupting your skin’s natural barrier. Whether for daily refreshment or post-activity cleansing, a good lube cleanser keeps your skin smooth and comfortable.

Habit 5: Protect Your Skin Barrier Daily

Your skin acts as a shield against environmental stressors like pollution, UV rays, and bacteria. Strengthening this barrier is key to maintaining long-term skin health. Look for products containing vitamin E, chamomile, or ceramides, as these ingredients help restore and protect your skin’s moisture barrier. Sunscreen is also crucial—applying SPF daily prevents premature aging and protects against sun damage.

Final Thoughts on Daily Habits for Naturally Healthier Skin

Your daily habits play a significant role in your skin’s overall health. Small, consistent changes—like drinking more water, using gentle skincare products, and incorporating a lube cleanser—can make a significant difference. Prioritizing hydration, nutrition, and protective skincare will help you achieve naturally radiant, comfortable skin.

👉 Ready to upgrade your skincare routine? Shop products designed to support your unique skin needs.

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Inclusive Intimate Health: Why the Industry Is Failing Us All

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Inclusive Intimate Health: Why the Industry Is Failing Us All

The personal care industry has long overlooked inclusive intimate health, leaving many feeling underserved, unrepresented, and even harmed by products that aren’t designed for every body. At The Lube Club, we’re calling out the industry for its complacency and lack of accountability. It’s time to talk about why inclusive intimate health matters and how the industry is failing us all.

The Industry’s Neglect: Why Inclusive Intimate Care Matters

Studies reveal that 45% of LGBTQ+ individuals feel neglected by the personal care industry, particularly when it comes to intimate health products. Why? Because mainstream brands continue to push ‘one-size-fits-all’ solutions that fail to address diverse bodies and unique needs. This neglect is more than just a marketing oversight—it’s a systemic failure that perpetuates discomfort, irritation, and exclusion.

At The Lube Club, we’re committed to changing this narrative by offering inclusive, natural products designed for all bodies, focusing on pH-balanced, safe formulas that support intimate health without compromise. Explore our lube cleanser here.

How Conventional Products Harm Inclusive Intimate Health

The intimate care aisle is flooded with products that contain **harsh chemicals, artificial fragrances, and synthetic ingredients** that can do more harm than good. The industry continues to market these products as universal solutions, ignoring the fact that:

  • Fragrances can disrupt natural pH levels, leading to infections and irritation.
  • Parabens and sulfates can cause dryness, burning, and allergic reactions, especially for those with sensitive skin.
  • Oil-based products can compromise condom integrity, increasing the risk of STI transmission.

Instead of formulating with care, the industry prioritizes profit over safety, pushing products that aren’t suitable for all bodies. Inclusive intimate health means demanding products that are safe, natural, and designed with diverse users in mind. Our pH-balanced cleanser is one such product—free from artificial fragrances and harsh chemicals, making it safe for all skin types.

Addressing Common Intimate Health Concerns the Industry Ignores

When the industry ignores inclusive intimate health, common concerns go unresolved. Here’s how The Lube Club is addressing what mainstream brands continue to neglect:

  • Dryness: Instead of offering hydrating solutions, many products contain alcohol, leading to further irritation. Our products feature natural oils like coconut and aloe vera for soothing moisture without clogging pores.
  • pH Imbalance: Most conventional cleansers are too acidic or alkaline, disrupting natural pH levels. Our pH-balanced cleanser maintains the skin’s natural barrier, reducing the risk of infection.
  • Sensitivity: Sensitive skin is often an afterthought in product formulation. We prioritize hypoallergenic, fragrance-free formulas that minimize the risk of irritation for all skin types.

Breaking the Stigma: Why the Industry Is Failing Us All

Why isn’t the industry talking about inclusive intimate health? Because acknowledging the issue would mean admitting that its products aren’t safe for everyone. But ignoring intimate health only perpetuates stigma, shame, and misinformation.

The reality is that **inclusive intimate health is essential for overall well-being**, yet the industry continues to avoid the conversation. Instead, it focuses on products that perpetuate harmful narratives about what ‘normal’ looks like, marginalizing those who don’t fit the mold.

At The Lube Club, we’re breaking the silence. We’re committed to fostering open, honest conversations about intimate health for all bodies—without shame, stigma, or exclusion. Join our movement to normalize intimate health by sharing your stories, exploring our products, and advocating for better care. Read more on our blog.

Final Thoughts: Inclusive Intimate Health Is Non-Negotiable

The industry is failing us by ignoring the reality that intimate health is not a ‘one-size-fits-all’ category. From pushing harsh, irritating products to perpetuating harmful stigmas, mainstream brands have consistently prioritized profit over people. But we don’t have to accept it.

At The Lube Club, we’re committed to creating safe, effective, and inclusive products that cater to every body. It’s time to hold the industry accountable and demand products that consider all skin types, genders, and identities. Shop now and discover natural care solutions that actually work for every body.

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Natural pH-Balanced Products: Why Your Intimate Skincare Routine Needs Them

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Natural pH-Balanced Intimate Skincare – Why It Matters

Have you checked the ingredients in your intimate skincare products lately? If not, you could be exposing your skin to harsh chemicals that disrupt your natural pH balance. Maintaining the right pH is essential for preventing irritation, discomfort, and infections. That’s why switching to natural, pH-balanced skincare products can make a big difference.

What Does pH-Balanced Skincare Mean for Intimate Areas?

Different intimate areas have different natural pH ranges, and using the wrong products can disrupt these delicate balances. Here’s what you need to know:

  • Vaginal pH: Typically ranges from 3.8 to 4.5. This slightly acidic environment helps protect against harmful bacteria and infections.
  • Anal pH: Generally ranges from 5.5 to 7.0. This area is less acidic and more prone to irritation from harsh cleansers.
  • Penile pH: The penile skin pH is closer to the rest of the body, ranging from 5.5 to 6.5. Maintaining this range helps prevent dryness and irritation.

Natural pH-balanced products are formulated to work with these specific ranges, protecting the skin’s natural defenses while preventing irritation. Check out our pH-balanced cleanser here.

The Problem with Conventional Intimate Skincare Products

The intimate care aisle is full of products that promise to cleanse, refresh, and moisturize. But many of them contain chemicals that can harm your skin. Here’s what to watch out for:

  • Sulfates: Strip away natural oils, increasing the risk of dryness and irritation.
  • Artificial Fragrances: These can disrupt the natural pH of intimate areas, leading to itching and redness.
  • Parabens: Linked to hormone disruption and skin irritation, especially in delicate areas.

Instead of nourishing your skin, these products can actually worsen dryness and discomfort. Read more about the dangers of conventional products here.

Benefits of Natural pH-Balanced Intimate Skincare

Switching to natural, pH-balanced products can transform your skincare routine. Here’s how:

  • Gentle Ingredients: Aloe vera, chamomile, and coconut oil soothe the skin without causing irritation.
  • Maintains pH Balance: A pH-balanced cleanser helps prevent infections by protecting the skin’s natural barrier.
  • Eco-Friendly: Natural products are free from synthetic chemicals, making them safer for your skin and the planet.

Our lube cleanser is formulated to be gentle and effective, providing a refreshing clean without disrupting your skin’s natural balance.

How to Transition to a pH-Balanced Routine

Switching to natural pH-balanced products doesn’t have to be complicated. Follow these steps:

  • Check Labels: Avoid products with sulfates, parabens, and artificial fragrances.
  • Start with a Cleanser: Begin by using a gentle, pH-balanced cleanser that aligns with the natural pH of your intimate areas.
  • Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water to keep your skin’s moisture barrier intact.
  • Watch for Reactions: If you notice redness, dryness, or irritation, discontinue use and consult a dermatologist.

Ready to Upgrade Your Routine?

Your skin deserves better than harsh, irritating products. Switch to natural pH-balanced skincare to protect your body’s natural defenses. Shop now and discover the benefits of pH-balanced skincare today.

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Improving your skin on your ass and legs with Lube Cleanser

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Silicone lube is great for sex, but it destroys your sheets. Don’t fret, The Lube Club has your back! The Lube Cleanser is a liquid detergent that can be directly applied to sheets, towels, and your skin to safely clean up lube & sexy fluids and leave your skin feeling fresh.

We use a proprietary formula packed with natural herbal extracts, no parabens or mineral oils. It’s hypoallergenic, safe for sensitive skin, furniture, bedding, clothes, wood, marble, and tile surfaces. Anywhere you might get lube and splooge, you can safely use The Lube Cleanser.

We also offer The Lube Cleanser Cloth – a single use 5”x 7” wipe dripping with The Lube Cleanser. These cloth wipes are great for when you just want to wipe up the mess and toss it into the garbage.

Effective for water, silicone, or oil-based lubes – safe for your sheets, skin, hardwood floors or marble countertops – The Lube Cleanser is ready and able to clean lubricants wherever they end up, no matter where you and your partner get it on.

As gay men who have gone through many sheets thanks to lube stains, many of us at The Lube Club dreamed of a product that could clean silicone lubricants and save our bedding. Lube stains are annoying, you either have to buy new sheets $$$ or signal your sexual behavior to everyone who comes into the bedroom. Expensive or awkward, now The Lube Cleanser can help you clean silicone lube and save the sheets.

Sex is awkward, feels great, and it’s messy. The Lube Club wants to help you clean up silicone lubricants to keep your sex life clean, fresh and fun. Silicone lubricants are the most popular sex lube on the market because they’re super-slick and they last. The same chemical structure responsible for them being so effective also means they’ll stain sheets, towels, or any cloth you wipe them on.

Dab a bit of The Lube Cleanser onto a towel or the messy area and then wipe it up. Whether you’re cleaning the mess off your skin, your partner, or your bedding, The Lube Cleanser will dissolve the lube and sexy goo.

On the go? Out and about? Need to make a mess and then exit quickly? The Lube Club has thought of that. The Lube Cleanser Cloth will help you clean silicone lube anywhere, quickly, easily, and is disposable. Take one with you if you think you may need to clean lube & goo up and dash.

Multiple partners in one evening? The Lube Cleanser Cloth is the modern version of washing your junk off in the sink. Easily and quickly able to remove lube or anything else that comes with sex off your genitals, leaving your skin feeling, smelling, and looking fresh and clean for the next person you want to share yourself with.

The Lube Club wants to help you have the best sex you can have, as often as you want. That’s why we designed The Lube Cleanser with you in mind. On the go or at home, with your special someone or the trick you just met, The Lube Cleanser is always ready to clean up the mess and keep you feeling fresh and ready for the next orgasm.

Cleaning the lube off you

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Lube stains on the sheets again? Worried about how to clean silicone?

Here you go!!

Using a silicone lubricant or any other such personal lubricant during sex has now become part and parcel of our lives. It is highly suggested for all couples to make naughty times a lot more enjoyable and to avoid the discomfort that comes with itchiness, and dryness.
Wouldn’t it be amazing if someone made a skin-safe cleanser to wipe-up your lube and sex juices? Maybe something that leaves your skin feeling soft and smooth with a fresh scent? What about a lube cleaner or a post-sex soap?

The Lube Club has you covered.

Our liquid Lube Cleanser will have that lube cleaned up off your skin in no time. Specially formulated to clean up body fluids and lubricants, the Lube Cleanser can be applied to a towel or directly on your skin and wiped off easily, cleanly, leaving you feeling fresh.

Whether you use water, silicone lubricant, or oil-based lube, our Lube Cleanser will clean the lube off you and your sheets, or clothes, or counter tops, or wherever you splatter yourself and your partner.

Don’t want to wash your towels? The Lube Club also offers Single-Use Lube Cleanser Cloth. These 5”x7” wipes can be busted out every time you bust and are saturated with our specially formulated lube cleanser. A quick wipe and all the mess is taken care of. Toss the wipe away in the garbage and don’t worry about smelly laundry.

Use the liquid Lube Cleanser to pre-treat dirty laundry if you happen to have an especially wild time. Toss the dirty sheets, towels, or whatever garments you happen to get gooey into the laundry and wash the sex away.

Don’t be stuck wondering how to clean silicone off your skin or your sheets. Try our Lube Cleanser or single-use Lube Cleanser Cloths to clean up your sex life. Our products will leave your sheets clean and your skin feeling fresh. Your partners will be impressed with your sexual prowess cleaning up after your intimate encounter.

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