Accellerate Cream and Disinfectant in Your Traction Routine

Keeping your skin comfortable and your device clean can make or break a consistent traction routine. Even the best traction device can cause irritation if you skip basic care. That's where the Accellerate kit steps in: it pairs a moisturizing cream with a disinfectant spray designed for daily use.

In this guide, we'll walk you through how to use Accellerate cream and disinfectant in your routine, from prepping your skin to wiping down your device after each session. You'll also learn when to use the cream, how to avoid common mistakes, and how to pair these products with the rest of your setup.

Why Add Accellerate Cream and Disinfectant to Your Routine?

Traction works by applying steady, gentle tension over time. That tension can rub against your skin, especially at the glans or around the base. Dry skin, chafing, or even minor cuts can interrupt your schedule and slow progress. A dedicated moisturizer for traction device use, like the Accellerate cream, helps keep the skin supple and reduces friction.

Hygiene matters just as much. Over weeks of use, your device collects sweat, dead skin cells, and bacteria. Without regular cleaning, you risk skin irritation or infection. The Accellerate disinfectant is formulated to kill germs without damaging the device's plastic parts, making it a safe addition to your weekly cleaning routine.

• Use cream before each session to reduce friction and keep skin hydrated.
• Disinfect your device at least once a week, or more if you sweat heavily.

How to Use Accellerate Cream Before Traction

Start with clean, dry skin. Wash your hands and the area gently with mild soap and warm water. Pat dry completely. Apply a small amount of Accellerate cream to the glans and the shaft, focusing on areas that touch the device's cradle or straps. A pea-sized amount is usually enough—too much can make the device slip.

Massage the cream in for about 30 seconds, allowing it to absorb. If you're using a device with a cylinder or a comfort front piece, wait a minute or two so the cream isn't slippery. Then put on your traction device as usual. If you have sensitive skin, the Sensitive glans kit is a good pairing, but a dab of cream on the glans can help even without it.

• Apply cream at least one minute before attaching the device.
• Reapply only if you notice dryness or friction during longer sessions.

How to Use Accellerate Disinfectant After Traction

After removing the device, rinse it under lukewarm water to remove any loose debris. Shake off excess water, then spray the Accellerate disinfectant generously over all surfaces that touch your skin—including the cradle, straps, and any attachment pieces. Let it sit for 30 to 60 seconds, then wipe with a clean, lint-free cloth.

Do not soak the device in water, as that can damage internal springs or alignment parts. The disinfectant is fast-drying, so you can reassemble the device quickly for your next session. Store it in a clean, dry place to avoid recontamination. If you use a replacement part like a new cradle, give it a quick spritz before first use too.

• Spray, wait, and wipe—never soak your traction device.
• Disinfect replacement parts before their first use to keep everything clean.

Pairing Accellerate with Other Accessories

The Accellerate kit isn't a replacement for your traction device—it's a care partner. You can use the cream with any standard traction setup, but it's particularly helpful if you also use extra cushioning like cohesive gauze. Gauze can absorb moisture and reduce friction, but it also needs to stay clean; switch to a fresh piece each day to avoid trapping bacteria.

If you're using a device with a cylinder for a snug fit, a light layer of cream on the glans can help the cylinder slide on more comfortably. For those who prefer a strap-based system, focus the cream on the skin under the strap, not directly on the strap itself, to maintain a secure grip. The Accellerate disinfectant works on all these accessories, but never spray it directly on gauze or fabric—it's meant for hard surfaces.

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