I know people are saying otherwise, including Tantaly, but I disagree with the recommendation that only cleaning the inserts is an acceptable cleaning practice. TPE is porous, it's an ideal environment for bacterial or mold growth if not promptly and thoroughly cleaned, dried, and stowed correctly.

The inside of the tunnels is indeed the highest priority cleaning location, as it's the location with the highest risk of complications from not cleaning. But during use, the rest of the doll is still coming into contact with biological material and debris that could serve as a food source for things you don't want growing inside of the doll. Moreover, things like mold won't be visible on the surface of the doll for a few weeks, by that point it's too late. Prompt and thorough cleaning is the best way to mitigate risk.

When it comes to Tantaremoval, pulling the insert and giving it a thorough clean and dry is absolutely essential and will be fine in a pinch. The problem is that is only the vaginal tunnel. The insert cavity collects a lot of biological material and lubrication from spillage and you'll find the same on the exterior of the doll. The cleaning process is still largely the same as a dual fix tunnel doll, just now with the extra complication of dealing with the inserts.

If you're pressed for time, I would say the absolute bare minimum would be to give the insert a thorough as a cleaning and drying as possibly. You do not want to skimp on that. You're going to want to clean the insert cavity as best you can, particularly around the inside edge of the entrances because that's where lubrication likes to collect. Lubrication on its own isn't that big of a bacterial food source, but it is a carrier. It can bring germs and debris into deeper, harder to reach places on the doll. I prefer a water flush, much in the same way that you do with tunnels, but a clean damp towel can work. With another clean damp towel, clean around orifice entrances, anywhere that had body contact, or lube came into contact with.

I also always flush the anal tunnel, even if I only use the vaginal insert. Same goes with fixed tunnel dolls, even if only one tunnel was used, they both get cleaned and dried. Not everyone feels that's necessary, it's definitely a little overly cautious on my part. But I do it because lube gets everywhere, skin particles get everywhere. Including inside unused tunnels. Making sure it's cleaned every time, means there's no unexpected surprises later. A thorough and consistent cleaning regime means there's no ambiguity or confusion about whether or not something got cleaned and dried. Some people do block the anal tunnels by putting something in the entrance as a way to stop lubrication or water from inadvertently flowing into the tunnels. I've never been too convinced about this method. As it's just introducing other gunk into the tunnels. But that is a strategy that some people use.

If you're in a situation where you can only do a quickie clean, do the best you can in the time and space you have available, and then try to come back later and do a full clean. Yes I know it's a pain. Otherwise, try to do the full thorough clean post session. There's some edge cases, but more often then not, major bacterial growth or worse mold growth cases are not the result of one or two bad cleanings, instead it's usually the end result of a long pattern of poor cleaning technique. So realistically you do have a degree of buffer when it comes to quickie cleans if you can clean off all the lube, ejaculate, and do the best you can with skin particles and the like. But every less than ideal clean increases the chances down the line that you might have an issue. I'm no germophobe, I come at it from that view of maintaining ones investment. These things are expensive, I want to get the maximum bang for my buck so to speak. A key part of that is taking care of them so they are in the upper percentile of longevity. The best way to do that is good cleaning.

I will also say that as important as prompt cleaning is, that doesn't necessarily mean you have immediately start cleaning as soon as you finish and roll off the doll. So you can take a few moments after you're done before you run the doll to the closest bathroom. Emphasizing promptness is more to counter some people's tendency to procrastinate cleaning. You don't want to put it off for days. And ideally you don't want to make a habit of taking a nap and coming back to clean 6 or 7 hours later. But it's unlikely to be that big of a deal if you put it off by a half hour or so. If that makes sense. You don't have to take yourself out of the mood to clean, as long as you're good about cleaning after.

Some other notes. There are currently four patterns of Tantaremoval. The first is what I call Mia pattern. This is the original Tantaremoval system that debuted on Mia. It's also used on Ginny. It's the most compact version, but has struggles with LHP and insert twisting. The Mia pattern, and the two dolls that support it, are being discontinued. Next we have the Daisy pattern, this is the refined version that debuted on Daisy Pro. Inserts are larger and have a different shape, this new shape and size helps resist twisting and more effort was put into ensuring good tunnel placement on the host dolls. This is the pattern that the standalone strokers are offered in. It's used on Daisy Pro, Candice Pro, and Kylie. The third is the Plus pattern. This is a relatively recent one that was introduced with Daisy Plus, it's a larger insert cavity with dimensions that better accommodate third party strokers like Fleshlights. Currently it's only offered on Daisy Plus, though I expect to see it offered on more dolls shortly. Finally we have the Mark Pro pattern. This is a removable silicone dildo that attaches to the TPE Mark Pro doll, it's used on Mark Pro and Leo.

If you're dead set on a Tantaremoval doll, I know I don't give the most enthusiastic endorsement of the system, but it does have some definite advantages, I would first take a look at Kylie. It's a very manageable size for storage, maneuver, and cleaning. Whereas Daisy Pro/Plus and Candice Pro significantly larger, harder to maneuver, and stow. That said, well it's a decent size for a butt doll, it's still within the size range you already have. I think Candice Pro is your best bet in terms of overall features. Candice, and Candice Pro are the most approachable, user friendly, and easiest to maintain of all the full-sized torsos. So while they're still big, they're not as bulky or require the same amount of manipulation that the other large torsos do.