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
- Single-use packets. One sealed cloth at a time stays clean in a bag or pocket.
- Directions you can follow in the dark. Ours are two short sentences.
- A full ingredient list. If a wipe doesn’t tell you what’s in it, skip it.
- 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:
- 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 to use after sex wipes
- Tear open one packet and remove the cloth.
- Gently wipe skin. That’s the direction on the packet. No scrubbing.
- Toss it. The cloth is single use, so don’t reuse it.
- 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.
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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.
Keep learning with TLC University
- How to Get Lube Out of Sheets
- Intimate Wash for Men
- Sexual Hygiene for Men
- Anal Cleansing Guide
- How to Apply Lubricant for Anal Sex
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.