Can the Liberator throe withstand oils?

Carrie Ann

I'd love to know, too!

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11/09/2009

Saraid

I emailed Liberator customer service. We'll see what they say!

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11/09/2009

Snappy

I have a Liberator Fascinator throe. I think that oils would stay on one side of the throe (the side that came into contact with them) but I'm not sure that they would wash out completely. It might be helpful to use a degreaser like Dawn Dishwashing Liquid to pretreat oil stains before machine washing the throe.

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11/09/2009

Luscious Lily

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Originally posted by Snappy

I have a Liberator Fascinator throe. I think that oils would stay on one side of the throe (the side that came into contact with them) but I'm not sure that they would wash out completely. It might be helpful to use a degreaser like Dawn ... More

Handwashing with shampoos also work well for getting out oil stains. It's designed to get oils out of your hair, which is rather delicate, so I've found it works on most fabrics.

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11/10/2009

the bedroom blogger

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Originally posted by Saraid

I want the throe, but mainly so we can play with oils (oiled sex anyone?) and not have to worry about staining the bed. But will it stain the throe? I want to keep it pretty!

Nothing I have done to these throes has damaged them in any way. I even took one to Bonnaroo this summer to keep from sitting in the mud, and it cleaned up beautifully.

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09/22/2010

ScottA

Some oils will be better than others (I wouldn't trust silicone), and as has been noted some soaps are better at removing oils than others - shampoo, dishwashing detergent (hand wash), etc.
It's synthetic, so it should be pretty indestructible.

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09/22/2010