Well I loved this little bugger and it came at a bargain so I suppose I can't complain too much. But I whipped it out for play tonight only to find that the jelly seems to have dented and deformed itself on the lovely bulbous head. I had it in a pocket next to my turbo glider and I suspect with some heat and pressure, that's the culprit that did this. It has very odd dents/suctionish things on it now.
Is this prone to happen to jelly toys? Could it have been the California summer heat? I would like to prevent this from happening in the future.
But in case people are wondering, this a toy I would glady invest in again.
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Jelly Deformation?
It is my experience that jelly toys just deteriorate really fast...the heat may have sped up this process though. I do know heat can cause more phthalates to leak out of jelly. It probably just kind of melted on you a little. I would have to say you should go ahead and get a new one or better yet, find a comparible toy in silicone! Silicone can be boiled so, heat shouldn't be an issue with it at all! It always sucks when one of your favorites melts.
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3 months ago
Does your house get pretty warm? I've never had that problem and I live in AZ. Was it touching the turbo glider? Sounds like a toy material interaction to me.
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3 months ago
It's probably material interaction (and since its jelly, almost anything can 'dent' it like that). Best to keep all toys from touching one another.
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3 months ago
Scary. I haven't had anything melt on me yet, but I keep everything in separate bags or the container they come in. Just one more reason to avoid Jelly.
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3 months ago
Thanks guys. I've been waiting to make this investment for a while but I think last night was a deciding factor (plus my current storage system couldn't handle any more toys). Time to invest in that For Your Nymphomation toy chest.
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3 months ago
Jelly is one of the easiest materials to warp/melt/dent....just so you know. Luckily, it's cheap enough to get another, just remember to use a condom with it!
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3 months ago
My Butterfly Kiss ended up melting or something.. One of the antennae fell off, and the wing on that side is kind of deformed. I wonder if maybe storing jelly toys in a mini fridge would save them from melting.
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1 month ago
As Cock Wrangler said, jelly will react with other materials and it is a proven fact. This is particularly true when it comes in contact with the "realistic" materials like UR3 and similar derivatives. This can also happen with some lubes if the toys are not cleaned promptly after use. Jelly will also react to polypropylene and polyethylene plastics. These are the hard plastics such as the type used in scale models and tackle box trays and some storage containers.
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1 month ago
While this isn't a deformation- I had to share!
My boyfriend has a masturbation sleeve. I'm guessing it's Jelly. I had picked it up at a friend's sex toy party (pure romance). It was originally clear. It is now a lovely shade of blue. It's so porous that the dye from the bag it's stored in is slowly seeping into the toy. Slightly creepy & a great example of why you should never share something like this!
We now avoid Jelly. Reply
My boyfriend has a masturbation sleeve. I'm guessing it's Jelly. I had picked it up at a friend's sex toy party (pure romance). It was originally clear. It is now a lovely shade of blue. It's so porous that the dye from the bag it's stored in is slowly seeping into the toy. Slightly creepy & a great example of why you should never share something like this!
We now avoid Jelly. Reply
1 month ago
Somehow I always end up buying or reviewing jelly toys (I don't know why but they always catch my eye), but I've never had this happen to me. However, I've never used anything but water-based lube, and cleaned with water/mild soap/toy cleaner. Just another reason for me to treat my toys right, and store them correctly though, I had no idea this was possible!
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1 month ago
Don't know if anyone here follows Freddy and Eddy but they posted a little article on the supposed 'reactions' of silicone toys/lube and jelly toys. From their experiments which included DUMPING silicone lube on silicone toys, they found no deformation. I am of the opinion that pthalates and potentially other chemicals in jelly simply melts, rather than a reaction with others.
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1 month ago
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Right, it's been discussed elsewhere that pure silicone toys can be compatible with silicone lubes.
Originally posted by Adriana Ravenlust
Don't know if anyone here follows Freddy and Eddy but they posted a little article on the supposed 'reactions' of silicone toys/lube and jelly toys. From their experiments which included DUMPING silicone lube on silicone toys, they found no...
However, and even F&E say this in that article "Jelly toys (such as the Rabbit) are a mixture of different substances and NOT 100% FOOD OR MEDICAL GRADE SILICONE, so it's best not to expose them to other silicone toys or lubes."
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1 month ago
I always use water-based lubricant, and I typically wash my toys with either anti-bacterial hand soap, or if it seems like the toy is extra dirty, I get a bit of Dawn dish soap. I noticed that another toy I have, made by UR3, actually pretty much welded itself to its packaging.
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1 month ago
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