This toy was definitely designed
The sexiest thing about a woman? Her curves, and the
Squiggle Pleasure Probe has curves. This was my very first anal probe and I must say that this would be a great choice for a beginner. Someone looking to explore more options for anal play on a budget. The Squiggle Pleasure Probe was perfectly sized and may even be considered rather small for more experienced probe users. The increasingly larger links of this probe are definitely key to a wonderful experience.
The very first thing I noticed was how great the packaging is. It was so easy to open. You know how things that come wrapped in plastic are so horrible to open and you have to get out the scissors and what a hassle. The Squiggle's packaging consists of two plastic sides that just popped apart. This was great because it didn't spoil the mood and makes a great place to store the probe after play. After I effortlessly opened the package...BOOM! It hit me. The product should have been called Pepe Le Pew. The probe has an overwhelming smell of plastic. The description on the site says "due to material odor wash the probe thoroughly with soap and water prior to first use." Since this product is made of PVC it should be washed before and after each and every use, but no amount of washing is ever going to help this thing from smelling horrible. I have washed it a dozen times and nothing has helped. Lube is also a must, water or silicone-based only. And since PVC is not the most hygienic material on the planet, please note that if you are going to share this product use your favorite condom.
I chose the blue thinking it would be a bit more masculine for my husband to use. The color is wonderful, a nice Crayola crayon blue. The product's material is very durable, yet still soft enough for comfortable insertion and I guess it does have a bit of a velvety feel. The Squiggle has a large handle which is not only great for removal but also for overall control. The first link was barely detectable but still gave me that full feeling. The probe is made to be pulled and pushed in and out. You can really feel the different sizes as each link leads to more stimulation.
The material was a huge let down for me. I don't think I will ever find a toy that smells this bad. I'm glad I tried out a probe. They are amazing and I wouldn't mind investing in a similar product made from silicone, the
Bendybeads Silicone looks comparable.
How did covering this with a condom actually work in use? It seems like probes of this design would be hard to keep a condom on. And, PVC is so porous that all the washing with soap/hot water in the world won't prevent it from harboring bacteria.
Yeah no kidding, what do you do? It's a great design for a toy, just the wrong material. The toy is really easy to clean and things like hair and fur don't stick to it. But cleaning it didn't help the smell.
The toy might be a bit too small to keep a condom on by itself but I'd improvise and use a rubber band or something. I am seriously thinking about getting that Bendybead.
Sorry, I just deleted that whole thing. Glad you sent me this ASAP. I used it vaginally when I first got it and haven't since. Like I said the material makes me think that I should have just sprung for something silicone. Which I am finding I enjoy more now, even since I put up a fight against jelly/PVC in favor of it.