How do you deep clean a Diva Cup?
To do this:
- Submerge the cup completely in a pot of boiling for 5–10 minutes.
- Empty the pot and allow the cup to return to room temperature.
- Wash your hands with warm water and mild, antibacterial soap.
- Wash the cup with a mild, water-based, oil-free soap and rinse thoroughly.
- Dry the cup with a clean towel.
How often should I wash my menstrual cup?
It is important to wash your DivaCup 2-3 times a day with warm water and the DivaWash, or a mild, unscented, oil-free soap. No matter where you are (home or travelling) remember to only use potable (safe to drink) water when cleaning your menstrual cup.
Should I boil my diva cup?
To Boil or not to Boil While boiling the DivaCup can help with discoloration and give your cup a more thorough clean, it is not a required cleaning step. Note: the DivaCup will naturally discolor over time, but this will not impair its functionality. Boiling the cup is really a personal choice.
How do I clean my menstrual cup anytime cup?
Wash the menstrual cup with warm water and mild, unscented soap. Rinse the cup under running water, then apply the unscented soap. Thoroughly rinse the cup again until all of the soap is gone. It’s important to only use unscented soap, as fragrances can irritate your skin or cause a yeast infection.
What soap can I use to wash menstrual cup?
Wash your cup with warm water and mild, oil- and fragrance-free soap. A few brands we like include Dr. Bronner’s Pure-Castile Liquid Soap, Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser, and Liquid Neutrogena Fragrance-Free Cleanser. Avoid using fragranced dish soaps or hand soap – these can degrade your cup’s silicone over time.
Can you use feminine wash to clean menstrual cup?
While not typically gender inclusive in name or branding, products labeled intimate/feminine wash are typically formulated to be safe to us on the vulva. This typically makes them a safe choice for cleaning your cup. As always, an unscented product is ideal.
Can you use Femfresh to clean a menstrual cup?
What soap to use to clean your menstrual cup. To clean your menstrual cups, using a soap that is mild, unscented, oil-free and water-based is recommended. Dermaveen soap-free cleansing bar (AU) (same as above in a cardboard box but wrapped in plastic) Femfresh.
What soap do you use to clean menstrual cup?
Can I use feminine wash to clean my menstrual cup?
Do I have to boil my menstrual cup every time?
We advise boiling your cup for 20 minutes between each menstrual cycle to keep it fresh and clean, but if you forgot or didn’t have time to boil it, you can sanitize the cup with our handy Cup Wipes, or wipe it down with rubbing alcohol.
What soap should I wash my menstrual cup with?
Can I wash my Diva cup with dish soap?
When it comes to cleaning your menstrual cup, a natural option is almost always the best form of sterilization. Avoid bleach, scented or fragranced soaps, oil-based soaps, rubbing alcohol, antibacterial soap, baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, dishwashing detergent or soap, and the dishwasher.