allthatjaz -> RE: Training that Virgin Ass (3/26/2009 4:23:48 PM)
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ORIGINAL: YourhandMyAss Jelly toys are horrible things and should never be recommended, the plasticizers it's made out of leaches out of the toy in a process called off gassing and it's toxic and many people have severe and painful and horrible burning reactions from jelly toys. It also stinks and is very sticky and hard to keep lint and other debris from being attracted to it. Silicon toys, and glass toys are one of the few of the best as far as quality of materials go, they do not off gas and do not cause horrible burning of the genitals and mouth, because of the horrible off gassing. quote:
What are some of the health hazards consumers should be aware of when buying sex products/toys? Stay clear of jellys, nonoxynol-9, and "lotions and potions". Using Jelly products for oral, vaginal, or anal stimulation is going to introduce Phthalate and other toxic solvent absorption into the mucous membranes of the body. These chemicals provoke eye, respiratory, skin, and mucous membrane irritation. Headaches, cramps, and nausea are some of the side effects that result from exposure at the levels found in the study. Even if you don't give a crap about consequences, the Jelly's are just plain gross. Regardless of whether you sheath the thing in condoms every time you take it out of its box, it's still going to degrade and fragment, off-gas so that it leaves an oily stain behind, fuse to its packaging and stink like an old car tire. Is any part of that sexy? Nonoxynol-9 is a harsh detergent. You wouldn't use Borax for lube so don¹t use a lube with N-9 either.http://www.womynsware.com/Side%20Menu/BuyerbeWomynsWare/Sex%20Toy%20Safetyquote:
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ORIGINAL: ShaktiSama Fingers and small toys made of jelly Totally agree with you about jelly toys. They are a bloody nightmare and they perish so quickly (hopefully not into someones bloodstream) that they are not worth the money. Like you, I use glass, silicone and surgical steel but I wouldn't use any of those materials on a beginner for the simple reason that they have no give. Rubber is a good starting point, though I would only keep the toy for him because rubber is porous and so can't ever be thoroughly cleaned. Maria
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