Cleaning for catheter

Can i use wipes to clean my s.o.s penis before cathing him or soap and water or get bk wipes

If you're doing it to someone else, then go with sterile protocol. Get a kit with the bk or povidone iodine wipes.

Clean protocol is when you're working with your own germs on your own hands and body parts.

So for myself I could just use wipes then?

I use soap and water or wipes if away from home.

I use antiseptic/germicide Benzalkonium Chloride towelettes that I get at the local med supply shop. It's the same thing doc's have patient's use when giving a clean catch urine sample. I have povidone and sterile swabs to use if someone requests it but so far they have been fine with the towelettes. None have suffered a UTI, nor have I when I have used them for being cathed by my lover or myself.

I use the povidone cotton swab for a catheter insertion part.

The hand wipes a catheter with alcohol cotton whenever I touch it.

It is necessary to wash it with a shower twice a day.

It is important to get a grip by the prevention before being infected.

I highly suggest reading up and watching some Youtube videos before attempting any urethral play. Here are some tips that should help though:

Sterile vs. Clean

For catheter play it is best to stay as sterile as possible. Your body is naturally extremely good at keeping outside organisms outside of your urinary track, for good reason since this leads directly to your blood (through the kidneys). If you wanted to use sounds there would be a little more leeway since the risk of infection is significantly less. Note - for females - the sound may enter the bladder in which case it is important to follow full sterile technique.

Tips

-Use only sterile, new, unopened catheters.

-Buy them in kits (it might cost an extra $7 or so but it is well worth it, especially for the first couple).

-Use sterile technique - again, let clinical youtube (not xtube!) videos guide you here.

Gold Standard

The "gold standard" would be iodine followed by isopropanol (rubbing alcohol) repeating each at least once. Most kits will come with 3 iodine wipes, it is important to move in circles away from the center and extending distally to anywhere you may touch with your sterile glove later. I normally will do the first couple in regular gloves before switching to the included sterile gloves. Another consideration is the "sterile field" - essentially the area you can touch your hands and the catheter. Anything you touch with your normal gloves or hands is considered contaminated, so when opening the kit you should be careful.

Risk Aware

Catheterization can result in injuries, infections and potentially death (is this sounding like a drug commercial yet?). It is important that you be willing to seek medical attention promptly should something go wrong. If you aren't sure if you could do this, I don't suggest you do this kind of play.

Have fun!

Done correctly urethral play can provide the most amazing experiences. The control the "doctor" has over the patient's body is absolute and the sensation is as hard to explain as an orgasm.