Cuffies Care Guide: Clean, Store, and Keep Silicone Cuffs Comfortable
By Unbound Babes | A sexual wellness company | Published: 2026-11-05
Category: Tips & Care
A practical Cuffies care routine: how to clean Unbound cuffs, store them without stretching or creasing, and keep silicone restraints comfortable for every wear.
Quick answer
Wash Cuffies with mild soap and warm water after each wear, rinse and dry them completely, then store them flat or loosely coiled away from sharp edges and direct heat. That routine keeps the silicone soft, stretchy, and comfortable.
Why silicone cuffs need a different routine than fabric or metal restraints
Cuffies are made from super-soft, body-safe silicone, a material that is stretchy and non-porous but can attract lint and hold onto moisture if stored damp. Unlike fabric cuffs that absorb sweat or metal handcuffs that can tarnish, silicone needs a quick wash and thorough drying rather than deep scrubbing or polishing.
The absence of buckles, locks, and knots on Cuffies removes the usual handcuff maintenance tasks, such as oiling hinges or checking key mechanisms. Your care routine can stay short: clean the silicone surface, dry it fully, and protect the stretch.
When to clean and when a quick rinse is enough
Clean Cuffies after every wear that involves body contact, sweat, or lube. If you only tried them on briefly over clean skin, a warm-water rinse and thorough dry may be enough, but a mild-soap wash is still the safer habit.
Avoid harsh cleaners, abrasive sponges, and alcohol-based sprays, which can degrade soft silicone over time. Stick to mild soap and water so the cuffs stay comfortable and stretchy.
Your step-by-step Cuffies care routine
- Rinse off loose residue first: Hold each cuff under warm running water before washing to remove lube, sweat, or lint. Common mistake: jumping straight to soap without rinsing, which can leave a slippery film that is harder to wash away. A quick pre-rinse makes the soap step faster and more thorough.
- Wash with mild soap and warm water: Apply a small amount of mild, fragrance-free soap to your hands and gently work it around the inside and outside of each silicone cuff. Rinse thoroughly until the water runs clear. Checkpoint: if you can still feel slipperiness, rinse again. Skip harsh cleaners and abrasive sponges; they can wear down soft silicone.
- Dry completely before storing: Pat the cuffs dry with a clean, lint-free towel, then let them air dry fully before putting them away. Common mistake: storing them damp, which can trap moisture and encourage odor or residue. Damp silicone can pick up lint and feel less comfortable on the next wear.
- Store flat or loosely coiled: Keep Cuffies in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, sharp objects, and other accessories that could crease or press into the silicone. A small pouch or dedicated drawer space works well. Checkpoint: avoid hanging them on a hook for long periods, which can stretch the material. Loose storage protects the stretch and keeps the cuffs ready for comfortable wear.
- Check fit and comfort before each wear: Slide a cuff on and confirm it feels snug but not tight, with no pinching or rolling at the edges. If it feels uncomfortable, adjust the position or take a break. Common mistake: ignoring mild pinching, which can turn into soreness during longer wear. Comfortable cuffs should feel secure without leaving deep marks.
Product facts
- Cuffies: Cuffies are strong, stretchy restraints made from super-soft, body-safe silicone. The stretchy silicone is what makes them comfortable, so your cleaning and storage routine should protect that elasticity instead of treating them like rigid metal cuffs.
Cuffies - Cuffies: Cuffies have an inner diameter of 2 inches and an outer diameter of 2.5 inches. Knowing the dimensions helps you check fit before wear and store the cuffs without stretching them out of shape between uses.
