AVOID Contact with copper, brass, and bronze based items, or metal objects such as coins, belts, and piercings

AVOID Sharp objects that may puncture or rip latex rubber

AVOID Oil-based lubricants like petroleum jelly, or mineral and vegetable oils damage latex

AVOID Perfumes, body sprays, and oils

Only use silicone-based, or water-based lubricant with latex rubber

Lubricate yourself well with silicone lubricant before putting on latex rubber clothing

Remove jewelry that may stain, or snag when putting on or taking off your a latex rubber garment

Lighter colored latex will stain more easily

Fill a bucket or basin full of warm water adding a squirt of fragrance-free liquid dish soap

Submerge rubber latex in warm soapy water, gently agitating to remove dirt, sweat, lubricant, etc.

Drain water, repeating the process without additional dish soap until the water runs clear and without suds

Final rinse of rubber latex, fill the bucket or basin with warm water, adding a squirt shiner. Fully submerge latex in the water, slowly pulling them upright out of the water

Carefully shake off excess water before hanging to dry on a plastic hanger. Any remaining water can be wiped with a soft towel

Leave space between garments to allow to fully dry and reduce the chances of sticking or staining

Put away each latex garment in its own plastic garment bag

Avoid hanging garments with thin straps or on metal hangers

White tissue paper can be placed between latex and metal fastenings or buttons to prevent staining 

Light colors will stain more easily

Store different colors of latex separately to minimize staining

Store your garment in a cool and dry place out of direct sunlight

Keep out of sunlight and extreme heat

Keep away from exposed flame and fires