Cleaning a PVC dildo after it's come into contact with fecal matter involves a few careful steps to ensure hygiene and safety. Firstly, wearing gloves, rinse the dildo under warm water to remove any surface residue. Use a mild, fragrance-free soap to clean the surface thoroughly. You can also use a specialized sex toy cleaner for extra disinfection. For crevices or texture where residue might be trapped, a soft-bristled brush can be gently utilized. Rinse again thoroughly with warm water to remove any soap or cleaner residue. Dry with a lint-free cloth or allow it to air dry completely before storage or use. It's important to check the manufacturer's care instructions since some materials may have specific cleaning requirements. Ensuring the toy is completely clean before and after each use will maintain hygiene and prolong the life of the toy.

The number of screens a pint of emulsion will cover can vary depending on several factors including the thickness of the emulsion layer applied, the mesh count of the screens, and the method of application. Typically, a pint of emulsion can cover approximately 25-40 screens when applied with a scoop coater, which allows for a thin and even layer. For screens with a higher mesh count, which require a thinner layer of emulsion, you might stretch towards the higher end of this range. Conversely, for lower mesh counts or a thicker application, you might be at the lower end. It's important to apply the emulsion evenly and efficiently to maximize usage and ensure quality prints.

Cleaning the lens of your Dye i4 paintball mask properly is crucial to maintain its clarity and longevity. Start by gently removing the lens from the frame to avoid scratching. Use a soft microfiber cloth to wipe away any surface dirt or dust. For more persistent spots or smudges, lightly dampen the cloth with water or a lens cleaner specifically designed for paintball masks, ensuring that it's free of harsh chemicals that can damage the lens coating. Wipe in a circular motion to prevent streaks, and allow the lens to air dry completely before reassembling the mask. Avoid using abrasive materials or rubbing too hard to prevent scratches. Regular cleaning after each game will keep your vision clear and your mask in top condition.