How to Clean Your Lightwhip

Y'all wanted more lightwhip tutorials so you've finally got 'em! This might not be what you were hoping for or expecting, but it is fundamentally the most important part of lightwhipping. Do you really want to be rubbing your old sweat, or worse, someone else's, all over your while you're trying to enjoy yourself? No! Gross! Here's the best way to end this nastiness and it takes you 5 minutes or less to do it.

[@CK-nf4ui]

Thank you!

[@AishawithanEye]

You're welcome!

[@heartreborn5111]

Can the soap be harsh to the fibers? I'm new to this and don't know how to treat them but wanna make sure my whip lasts

[@AishawithanEye]

The fibers are made of acrylic, which is a type of plastic. Many cups and dishes are made out of acrylic. Dish soap is the softest you can use that will get your body oils and dirt off the fibers. I've tried hand soap and laundry detergent and the whip will still be dirty afterwards. Don't use window cleaner or other chemicals that you'd clean your house with though. I don't recommend those because your whip touches your skin quite a bit and you don't want those chemicals on your skin.

[@heartreborn5111]

Very informative, thank you!!