Sunlight is a common concern for owners of Real-Feel sex dolls, as exposure to ultraviolet rays can gradually affect materials over time. The most important principle is protection: minimize direct sun exposure and store dolls in a shaded, cool, dry place when not in use. If you must display a doll outdoors or near windows, consider UV-blocking curtains or a protective cover that blocks most of the spectrum. Regular maintenance becomes key to longevity.
Material longevity depends on a few factors: the quality of the silicone or TPE skin, internal frame integrity, and proper cleaning routines. Silicone tends to be more resilient to temperature fluctuations and fading, but even the best silicone can crack if subjected to extreme heat or cold. TPE, while comfortable and more affordable, may show wear sooner if exposed to oils, solvents, or sharp objects. Gentle handling matters: avoid pinching seams, using abrasive cleaners, or applying harsh chemicals. After cleaning, a light dusting with a cornstarch-based powder helps maintain texture and reduces stickiness in warmer months.
A practical routine combines preventative storage, cautious exposure, and periodic checks. Inspect seams for tension or small tears, test joints for looseness, and monitor any changes in color or texture. When in doubt, consult the care guide provided with the doll or reach out to a knowledgeable community for tips on your specific model. With mindful care, you can extend both the visual appeal and physical longevity of your investment.