Glass.
In my own experience, some water-based lubes do dry suspiciously fast on glass and leave something of a residue that occasionally got sticky, but I've never had it become painful. I haven't used lube with my glass since moving on to glycerin-free lubes, though, and I know glycerin is often the culprit with stickiness.
I'll have to try again and see how my Sliquid fares with it. Silicone lube will probably work out better, too.
I'll have to try again and see how my Sliquid fares with it. Silicone lube will probably work out better, too.
Jan 20, 10:06 pm
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I haven't tried mine with lube yet but reading some of the reviews from it I would try it to see what your experience is.
Originally posted by
Rin (aka Nire)
In my own experience, some water-based lubes do dry suspiciously fast on glass and leave something of a residue that occasionally got sticky, but I've never had it become painful. I haven't used lube with my glass since moving on to glycerin-free
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In my own experience, some water-based lubes do dry suspiciously fast on glass and leave something of a residue that occasionally got sticky, but I've never had it become painful. I haven't used lube with my glass since moving on to glycerin-free lubes, though, and I know glycerin is often the culprit with stickiness.
I'll have to try again and see how my Sliquid fares with it. Silicone lube will probably work out better, too.
I'll have to try again and see how my Sliquid fares with it. Silicone lube will probably work out better, too.
Feb 14, 2:04 pm
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