Okay, my new collection of toys is growing and I'm wondering about what the easiest way to apply some cornstarch to Fleshlights after they've been cleaned. Does anyone have a secret? How much do you use and how do you apply it? So far, I'm just making a mess.
Proper Care and Feeding of a Fleshlight
I think the most important part is the outside, but if you want to do the inside I'd say pull the sleeve, put some cornstarch in the open end, put it in a bag and shake it around.
Of course that's for the "solid food". Fleshlights also like a very specific type of "nursing" as well.
Jokes aside, the most important part is keeping them dry.
Of course that's for the "solid food". Fleshlights also like a very specific type of "nursing" as well.
Jokes aside, the most important part is keeping them dry.
09/06/2010
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I can't answer the Tenga question, but I can give you our insights on the Fleshlight / cornstarch relationship...
Originally posted by
Envy
Omg you guys are hilarious XD
Though i would like to know: my bf wants a Tenga Flip Hole. Does it require the same powdering as a Fleshlight? And if I get him a Fleshlight, does it NEED to be powdered?
Though i would like to know: my bf wants a Tenga Flip Hole. Does it require the same powdering as a Fleshlight? And if I get him a Fleshlight, does it NEED to be powdered?
My guy is... well, a stereotypical guy. He doesn't like to clean anything. So, he does the bare minimum in upkeep when it comes to his Fleshlight. He's had the thing for about a year now, and never has he used cornstarch. He's made the observation that the inside of his Fleshlight is starting to get a little gummy. I think that's because all he ever does is use it with lube, then wash it out with soap and water--without applying cornstarch afterward. Powdering the Fleshlight every now and then with cornstarch will probably keep it softer (and hence more skin-like) for longer. Hope that helps
09/06/2010
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Nope. The Tenga needs no cornstarch. You simply flip it open and wash it with warm water and antibacterial soap and then hang it on its stand to dry. Easy peasy!
Originally posted by
Envy
Omg you guys are hilarious XD
Though i would like to know: my bf wants a Tenga Flip Hole. Does it require the same powdering as a Fleshlight? And if I get him a Fleshlight, does it NEED to be powdered?
Though i would like to know: my bf wants a Tenga Flip Hole. Does it require the same powdering as a Fleshlight? And if I get him a Fleshlight, does it NEED to be powdered?
09/06/2010
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Exactly. The cornstarch serves to "renew" the skin-like feel and prevents the stickiness.
Originally posted by
kck
I can't answer the Tenga question, but I can give you our insights on the Fleshlight / cornstarch relationship...
My guy is... well, a stereotypical guy. He doesn't like to clean anything. So, he does the bare minimum in upkeep when it comes ...
My guy is... well, a stereotypical guy. He doesn't like to clean anything. So, he does the bare minimum in upkeep when it comes ...
I can't answer the Tenga question, but I can give you our insights on the Fleshlight / cornstarch relationship...
My guy is... well, a stereotypical guy. He doesn't like to clean anything. So, he does the bare minimum in upkeep when it comes to his Fleshlight. He's had the thing for about a year now, and never has he used cornstarch. He's made the observation that the inside of his Fleshlight is starting to get a little gummy. I think that's because all he ever does is use it with lube, then wash it out with soap and water--without applying cornstarch afterward. Powdering the Fleshlight every now and then with cornstarch will probably keep it softer (and hence more skin-like) for longer. Hope that helps
My guy is... well, a stereotypical guy. He doesn't like to clean anything. So, he does the bare minimum in upkeep when it comes to his Fleshlight. He's had the thing for about a year now, and never has he used cornstarch. He's made the observation that the inside of his Fleshlight is starting to get a little gummy. I think that's because all he ever does is use it with lube, then wash it out with soap and water--without applying cornstarch afterward. Powdering the Fleshlight every now and then with cornstarch will probably keep it softer (and hence more skin-like) for longer. Hope that helps
I wonder if a funnel would help to get the cornstarch down inside the sleeve better?
09/06/2010
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My instructions noted that using soap could degrade the material, and Fleshlight only recommends thorough rinsing and optional powdering.
Originally posted by
kck
I can't answer the Tenga question, but I can give you our insights on the Fleshlight / cornstarch relationship...
My guy is... well, a stereotypical guy. He doesn't like to clean anything. So, he does the bare minimum in upkeep when it comes ...
My guy is... well, a stereotypical guy. He doesn't like to clean anything. So, he does the bare minimum in upkeep when it comes ...
I can't answer the Tenga question, but I can give you our insights on the Fleshlight / cornstarch relationship...
My guy is... well, a stereotypical guy. He doesn't like to clean anything. So, he does the bare minimum in upkeep when it comes to his Fleshlight. He's had the thing for about a year now, and never has he used cornstarch. He's made the observation that the inside of his Fleshlight is starting to get a little gummy. I think that's because all he ever does is use it with lube, then wash it out with soap and water--without applying cornstarch afterward. Powdering the Fleshlight every now and then with cornstarch will probably keep it softer (and hence more skin-like) for longer. Hope that helps
My guy is... well, a stereotypical guy. He doesn't like to clean anything. So, he does the bare minimum in upkeep when it comes to his Fleshlight. He's had the thing for about a year now, and never has he used cornstarch. He's made the observation that the inside of his Fleshlight is starting to get a little gummy. I think that's because all he ever does is use it with lube, then wash it out with soap and water--without applying cornstarch afterward. Powdering the Fleshlight every now and then with cornstarch will probably keep it softer (and hence more skin-like) for longer. Hope that helps
09/06/2010
Ah okay. Sounds like the Tenga would be better for my guy, he's not exactly Mr. Clean (I had to go mouse hunting in his room when i went to visit him) so the less cleaning needed, the better.
However if I ever do pick a Fleshlight up for him I guess I'll have to be miss nag and make sure he takes care of it.
However if I ever do pick a Fleshlight up for him I guess I'll have to be miss nag and make sure he takes care of it.
09/06/2010
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The Tenga is very easy to take care of - just a little anti-bacterial soap and water. No need for cornstarch either. Fleshlight recommends using a little cornstarch and you can't use soap with them.
Originally posted by
Envy
Omg you guys are hilarious XD
Though i would like to know: my bf wants a Tenga Flip Hole. Does it require the same powdering as a Fleshlight? And if I get him a Fleshlight, does it NEED to be powdered?
Though i would like to know: my bf wants a Tenga Flip Hole. Does it require the same powdering as a Fleshlight? And if I get him a Fleshlight, does it NEED to be powdered?
09/06/2010
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The soap is what makes it gummy - soap breaks down Superskin. The powder helps it feel soft and not sticky, but doesn't cause non-gummy. If your guys really wants to feel it's clean, Fleshlight does sell as spray-on cleaner that doesn't hurt the material. However, rinsing thoroughly with hot water seems to do great.
Originally posted by
ScottA
My instructions noted that using soap could degrade the material, and Fleshlight only recommends thorough rinsing and optional powdering.
09/06/2010
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