I usually use a blow dryer to dry my toys after I wash them. If I dry them with a towel they get all linty, and I can't leave them sitting out to air dry. My boyfriend saw me doing it and thought I was crazy. Does anyone else do this?
Anyone else ever blow dry their toys?
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I've never done it...but look at my hair line...notta lot of hair to dry.
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
Yup, works great for strokers/masturbators like the Fleshlights. I just use the "no heat" setting. Since we have kids around it is impossible to leave toys out to air dry so the blow dryer works wonders. I also have used my air compressor too to blow
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Yup, works great for strokers/masturbators like the Fleshlights. I just use the "no heat" setting. Since we have kids around it is impossible to leave toys out to air dry so the blow dryer works wonders. I also have used my air compressor too to blow them off/out.
I'd use the no-heat option, of course.
Feb 1, 6:58 pm
Nice to know there are a couple of others who do this
Tim - I didn't think about masturbators, but it would make even more sense for them since you definitely can't use a towel inside them.
I use the heat, but I only do it with silicone toys. If I was drying other soft materials that can melt I'd turn the heat off.
Tim - I didn't think about masturbators, but it would make even more sense for them since you definitely can't use a towel inside them.
I use the heat, but I only do it with silicone toys. If I was drying other soft materials that can melt I'd turn the heat off.
Feb 1, 7:18 pm
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Never thought about it.
Originally posted by
Coralbell
I usually use a blow dryer to dry my toys after I wash them. If I dry them with a towel they get all linty, and I can't leave them sitting out to air dry. My boyfriend saw me doing it and thought I was crazy. Does anyone else do this?
Feb 1, 7:44 pm
Never needed to use a blow dryer on my toys. My silicone toys do attract lint, but not to a degree that I have to blow-dry it. There's usually only a few droplets of water left after I wash and shake off the excess, then I dab the droplets with a paper towel and put the toys away, no worry about lint!
Feb 1, 8:16 pm
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Oh, really? Mine usually stay clean during storage. Which is surprsing, because everything else I own usually gets covered in cat hair. Once they come back out they start picking things up though. I always have to re-wash them or use a toy wipe when I'm taking picture for reviews because I set them down on my bed.
Originally posted by
Ms. Spice
some of my toys get really linty even when they are dried, so I really don't even bother.
Feb 1, 9:43 pm
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No I haven't
Originally posted by
Coralbell
I usually use a blow dryer to dry my toys after I wash them. If I dry them with a towel they get all linty, and I can't leave them sitting out to air dry. My boyfriend saw me doing it and thought I was crazy. Does anyone else do this?
Feb 3, 1:52 am
It sounds like a good idea as long as the toy doesn't have a low melting point and aren't leather, as blow drying would dry out the item.
I use older towels as they tend to have no lint. We cannot leave out toys out to air dry because we have kids who use our bathroom and I don't even feel comfortable leaving them out in our bedroom.
I don't own a blow dryer. I have to borrow one of my daughters' blow dryers when I need to do something like use plastic on a window or something like that.
I use older towels as they tend to have no lint. We cannot leave out toys out to air dry because we have kids who use our bathroom and I don't even feel comfortable leaving them out in our bedroom.
I don't own a blow dryer. I have to borrow one of my daughters' blow dryers when I need to do something like use plastic on a window or something like that.
Feb 3, 9:57 am
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