Heating my first glass toy

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Glass Dildos
Do glass dildos feel better than silicone?

I just hold it under running hot water until it feels warm enough.

I just fill a plastic bowl with warm water (slightly warmer than what you are comfortable with). Put the toy in the bowl until the water is COMFORTABLE, then it's ready to go.

Yep, I do exactly what Gracie and Elnoa mentioned. Anything you're using to penetrate will feel warmer or colder than it does in your hands, or on your arm, for example. So just a slight difference in temperature really is usually enough to enjoy the sensation and not risk hurting yourself.

Enjoy your temperature play! Gotta love those warm glass toys!

If it's a large dildo you will have to soak it for a while in the water, otherwise the outside will get warm while the inside is still cool. When you go to put it in the dildo will cool off as the temperature equalizes.

I've also put them in bowls of water in the microwave for a little - this saves water, especially for big dildos/plugs. Be sure to test first, as (a) they can get very hot if you're not careful (it should be comfortable against the inside of your wrist or mouth) and (b) they can be unevenly heated (to fix this stir the water and let the toy sit for a while).

o_0 never heard of doing this! what a great idea!

I'd say start with it less warm than you think it needs to be. Toys always feel warmer or colder once inside, so you don't want it to be too hot. If it ends up not being warm enough, take it out and heat it a little more. Once it's good, you know what to do for next time. Each toy is a learning process!