How to Clean and Store Ohnut Rings for Long-Term Use
By The Pelvic People - We're on a mission to end painful sex | Published: 2026-10-15
Category: Tips & Care
A step-by-step routine for washing, drying, and storing Ohnut rings and your Kiwi Storage Case so the silicone stays soft and ready.
Quick answer
Wash your Ohnut rings with warm water and mild, fragrance-free soap after every use, rinse thoroughly, and let them air dry completely before storing them. Keep them in a clean, dry case like the Kiwi Storage Case, away from direct sunlight and heat, and check the silicone regularly for tackiness or tears.
Why silicone needs a simple, consistent routine
Ohnut rings are made from soft, stretchy silicone, which is body-safe and easy to clean but can attract lint, dust, and oils if left out. A quick wash after each use prevents residue from building up and keeps the material feeling smooth rather than tacky. Storing them properly also protects the rings from nicks and deformation, so they keep their stretch and fit over time.
What to use and what to avoid
Use warm water and a mild, fragrance-free liquid soap. Avoid harsh cleaners, alcohol, bleach, or scented oils, which can degrade silicone over time. A soft cloth or your fingers is enough; abrasive sponges can scratch the surface.
Drying matters as much as washing
After rinsing, shake off excess water and pat the rings dry with a clean, lint-free towel. Then let them air dry completely on a clean surface or drying rack before putting them away. Trapping moisture in a closed case can encourage mildew or keep the silicone feeling clammy.
Storing for quick access and protection
A dedicated storage case keeps rings organized, discreet, and free from dust. The Kiwi Storage Case is designed for pelvic wands and personal items and comes in three colors: Sophisticated Griege, Mango Orange, and Watermelon Pink. Choose a cool, dry spot away from direct sun and heat, and avoid cramming the case so the silicone isn't compressed for long periods.
Your step-by-step Ohnut care routine
- Rinse immediately after use: Hold each ring under warm running water to remove lube and body fluids before they dry. Use a mild, fragrance-free soap and gently rub the silicone with your fingers or a soft cloth. Common mistake: letting rings sit unrinsed, which lets residue harden and become harder to remove.
- Wash all surfaces, including edges: Stretch each ring slightly to clean the inner and outer surfaces, then rinse thoroughly until no soap remains. Soap residue can irritate sensitive skin and make the silicone feel slippery. Checkpoint: the water should run clear and the ring should feel squeaky-clean, not slick.
- Dry completely before storing: Shake off excess water, pat dry with a lint-free towel, and let the rings air dry fully on a clean surface. Do not put them away damp. Common mistake: storing damp rings in a closed case, which can lead to mildew and a musty smell.
- Store in a clean, dry case: Place fully dried rings in a dedicated case like the Kiwi Storage Case. Keep the case closed and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Checkpoint: the case interior should stay dry and free of dust; wipe it out with a dry cloth if needed.
- Inspect monthly for wear: Check each ring for tackiness, tears, or thinning. Silicone can degrade over time, especially if exposed to heat or harsh cleaners. If a ring feels sticky after washing or shows cracks, replace it. Next step: set a monthly reminder to inspect your rings so you can replace them before they affect comfort or safety.
Product facts
- Kiwi Storage Case: Kiwi Storage Case is available in three colors: Sophisticated Griege, Mango Orange, and Watermelon Pink. You can pick a color that fits your space and keep your rings discreetly stored, which makes the clean-and-store routine easier to maintain.
