DUNGEON

One of the most important aspects of my pre-scene preparation is the complete sterilization of my dungeon. I would never feel comfortable in a space that appeared dirty or unkempt and I would expect my visitors to feel the same way. More importantly, aside from just having a place that looks sterile, I can assure you that I practice nothing but the most diligent sanitation practices.

All toys and tools are subject to a strict cleansing process that includes Isopropyl Alcohol, Bleach, Cavicide, Citrix 3, Sporiciden (a medical grade germicide/fungicide), Antibacterial soap and boiling water, alongside varying disinfecting sprays and wipes for my leather and latex goods.

I use non porous toys whenever possible, but since this it not always the case, I also use condoms for all insertable toys and nitrile gloves. All leather items, restraints, equipment, glass wear and surfaces are given this same treatment after each session.

All linens used are cleaned with hot water and bleach, run through two cycles; any items soiled with bodily fluids beyond sweat are disposed of without hesitation. Lastly, I also have the entire dungeon deep cleaned weekly and the carpet shampooed once a month.