Harry BlackDoll care feels like a lot until it becomes a routine. Here is the whole job, split by frequency, so nothing gets missed.
The schedule
| Frequency | TPE doll | Silicone doll |
|---|---|---|
| After every use | Clean openings or insert; dry fully | Same |
| Weekly | Dust or wipe body; check for stains and stickiness | Dust; check for stains |
| Every 2–4 weeks | Full wash; light mineral oil or powder | Full wash |
| Monthly | Wig wash; check joints, fingers, neck bolt; rotate storage position | Same |
| Every 3 months | Deep clean; tighten joints; touch up makeup; check for tears | Same |
| Yearly | Full inspection; replace insert if worn; review storage | Same |
Your care kit
- Mild unscented soap and a soft cloth
- Irrigation bulb or cleaning tool for openings
- Lint-free towels and an absorbent drying rod
- Renewal powder or cornstarch (TPE)
- Pure mineral oil (TPE)
- Wig brush and wig stand
- White cotton sheet for covering
- Neck-bolt hook or stand
Printable checklist
☐ Openings cleaned and dried ☐ Body dusted ☐ Stains checked ☐ Full wash ☐ TPE oiled/powdered ☐ Wig washed ☐ Joints checked ☐ Neck bolt dry ☐ Makeup checked ☐ Storage rotated
See the individual guides for oil and powder, storage and cleaning.
Frequently asked questions
Do silicone dolls need oiling?
No. Only TPE dolls benefit from mineral oil or renewal powder. Silicone just needs washing and drying.
What if I haven't used my doll in months?
Give it a full wash and dry, check for mould in openings, re-powder TPE, and inspect joints before use.