Toy Storage
Keep your toys clean, protected and out of sight with pouches, cases and lockable storage.
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Silver Thread 32 x 10cm -
Share Satisfaction Bound Luxury Toy Storage Bag — Blue -
Share Satisfaction Small Luxury Satin Bag Small Sex Toy Storage -
Share Satisfaction Bound Luxury Toy Storage Bag — Pink -
Silver Thread 22 x 12cm -
Silver Thread 17.5 x 25cm -
Silver Thread 25 x 40cm -
Silver Thread 22 x 33cm -
High On Love Leatherette Toy Bag Sex Storage -
Bathmate Hydropump Capsule Case — Black -
Bathmate Cleaning & Storage Kit — Black
Good to know
Toy Storage: your questions, answered
choosingHow do I choose toy storage?
comparisonPouch vs. hard case vs. lockable box — which do I need?
beginnersI only have one toy — do I really need storage?
safetyWhy does storing toys separately matter?
valueHow much should I spend on storage?
deliveryIs delivery discreet, and can I return storage?
Buying guide
How to store your toys the right way
Smart storage keeps toys hygienic, protects their surfaces, and keeps things private. Here's how to pick the right option and store everything so it lasts.
1. Keep materials apart
The golden rule is separation. Different materials — especially softer silicones and jelly-like toys — can react and turn sticky where they touch, damaging both. A breathable pouch per toy, or a case with dividers, keeps non-porous, body-safe surfaces intact and stops dust settling on them.
- One breathable pouch per toy stops materials reacting
- Dividers keep a larger collection organised
- Store everything fully clean and dry
2. Choose for privacy and protection
Think about your home and what you're storing. A soft pouch travels well and suits a toy or two; a rigid, lined case protects delicate glass and steel; a lockable box adds genuine privacy in a shared flat or family home. Match the level of protection to your collection.
- Soft pouches for travel and small collections
- Lined hard cases protect glass and steel
- Lockable boxes for privacy in shared homes
3. Store clean, dry and cool
Storage only helps if what goes in is ready. Clean and fully air-dry every toy first, since trapped moisture breeds bacteria. Keep the storage somewhere cool, dark and dry, away from heat and direct sun, and remove batteries from anything you won't use for a while.
- Always store toys clean and fully dry
- Cool, dark and dry protects silicone and electronics
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