Squirting Dildos

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A squirting dildo is a sex toy that releases liquid through a small channel inside the shaft to simulate ejaculation — typically powered by a hand pump, a syringe-fed reservoir, or a built-in internal chamber. Part of our wider Dildos NZ range, our New Zealand squirting dildo collection covers realistic silicone designs, dual-density models for the most lifelike feel, and compatible water-based "cum lubes" that flow at the right consistency for a strong squirt.

Most squirting dildos use plain warm water as the working fluid; some customers prefer a thicker water-based lube or a purpose-made squirt lube for visual realism. Whatever you use, flush the internal channel with warm water and mild soap after every session and let the toy fully air-dry to keep the channel hygienic.

Quick buying guide

• Material: medical-grade silicone (single or dual-density)
• Mechanism: hand pump, syringe-fed reservoir, or push-button release
• Best fluid: warm water; thicker water-based lube for visual realism
• Cleaning: flush the internal channel after every use

How a squirting dildo works

Inside the shaft is a hollow channel running from the base to the tip. A reservoir (usually at the base) holds the liquid; squeezing a pump, pressing a button, or pressing on a reservoir bulb pushes the liquid up through the channel and out a small opening at the tip. Modern models use silicone reservoirs that hold 30–80ml — enough for multiple squirts per refill.

What fluid to use

Warm water: the standard. Easy to clean out, cheap, no residue.

Thick water-based lube: for visual realism (white tint). Choose a glycerin-free formula to avoid clogging the channel.

Purpose-made "cum lube": formulated specifically for squirting dildos — usually a viscous water-based gel with a slight off-white tint.

Avoid silicone-based lube (degrades the silicone toy), oil-based lube (degrades silicone and is hard to clean out), and anything with sugar (irritation risk).

Cleaning between uses

Always flush the internal channel immediately after use — fill the reservoir with warm soapy water, pump it through the channel, then rinse with plain warm water. Air-dry fully before storage; a damp internal channel can develop mould. Wash the exterior shaft with warm water and mild soap as you would any silicone dildo.

Why shop squirting dildos at Naughty Hut

• 100% NZ brand, Kiwi-owned
• 100% discreet packaging — nothing on the parcel identifies the contents
• Discreet NZ-wide delivery, free on orders of $100 or more
• Cheapest in NZ — Price Beat Guarantee (terms apply)
• Verified R18 retailer: adults 18+ only (R18 policy)

Frequently asked questions

How do squirting dildos work?

A reservoir at the base of the shaft holds liquid; squeezing a pump, pressing a button or pressing the reservoir bulb pushes the liquid up through an internal channel and out the tip of the dildo.

What fluid can I use in a squirting dildo?

Warm water is the standard. Thick water-based lube gives visual realism. Purpose-made "cum lube" is also available for the most realistic effect. Avoid silicone-based, oil-based or sugar-containing lubes.

Are squirting dildos messy?

They can be — that's part of the appeal. Use a towel or waterproof blanket underneath, and have a damp cloth nearby for quick cleanup. Working over a tile or laminate floor is easier than carpet.

How do I clean a squirting dildo?

Immediately after use, flush the internal channel with warm soapy water (pump it through), then rinse with plain warm water. Air-dry completely before storage. Wash the exterior as you would any silicone dildo.

Can I use a squirting dildo in the shower?

Most squirting dildos are splashproof or fully waterproof — check the product spec. Showers are a popular setting because cleanup is simple, but always check that the toy is labelled bath/shower-safe before submerging.

Browse the squirting range above, or check out Realistic Dildos, Fantasy Dildos and Dragon Dildos, or return to the main Dildos NZ hub. Discreet NZ-wide delivery on every order.

Last updated: May 2026.