The little plug that couldn't.
I would buy it on clearance, maybe as a gift for someone not too close on the Christmas list. Otherwise save your pennies and get the real thing.Published: September 24, 2009
Pros:
Easy to clean and insert is a breeze with the proper technique.
Cons:
It's just isn't as advanced or as fulfilling as it could be.
Follow-up commentary
22 months after original review
Well, it's been a year in my drawer and I have found some things I didn't realize when I wrote the original review.
1) Its very soft head and neck is very comfortable for extended use, and I do mean extended as I used it once for nine hours to see just how long it would remain comfortable.
2) It has weight. Seems I didn't realize just how much the head's weight and shape mattered until I kept it in place for long periods. And walking with it seems to make it press and rub where it's resting against quite noticeably.
3) It's very well-made. I find that the materials used are very durable, and with only a small amount of care, comes clean easily. The seam is very small and you don't notice it by feel, only it collects and takes a little extra suds to clean.
4) Slim neck problem solved! By using my middle finger in the ring and index finger on the base of the head, it pops right in with no effort.
5) Large pull ring not a problem. I find it easy to pull and it even seems to add a little bit of its own exterior stimulation, and with a bit of wardrobe selection, it is not even noticeable.
So...okay, it has moved up a few notches in my selection preferences. Live and learn, right?
1) Its very soft head and neck is very comfortable for extended use, and I do mean extended as I used it once for nine hours to see just how long it would remain comfortable.
2) It has weight. Seems I didn't realize just how much the head's weight and shape mattered until I kept it in place for long periods. And walking with it seems to make it press and rub where it's resting against quite noticeably.
3) It's very well-made. I find that the materials used are very durable, and with only a small amount of care, comes clean easily. The seam is very small and you don't notice it by feel, only it collects and takes a little extra suds to clean.
4) Slim neck problem solved! By using my middle finger in the ring and index finger on the base of the head, it pops right in with no effort.
5) Large pull ring not a problem. I find it easy to pull and it even seems to add a little bit of its own exterior stimulation, and with a bit of wardrobe selection, it is not even noticeable.
So...okay, it has moved up a few notches in my selection preferences. Live and learn, right?
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Thoughts on how to get rid of that seam?
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I know the seam is a bother for some people who have this, so I was trying to think of a way to fix it. Sanding it, even if you sand it with a very fine grit, would leave scratches, which could gather bacteria... So I'm stumped. Maybe melting it slightly at the seam and smoothing it down while still hot? I'm not sure how silicone reacts to that.
I guess you could also take a straight edge razor to it and shave it off.
If anyone else has suggestions, that would be awesome :) -
If it's pure silicone it will not melt with fire.
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Ah the dreaded seam. :@
I always start by trying to grab it and pull it off depending on how big it is. My Ridge Rider had a bunch around the ridges that easily pulled right off.
The only thing I have found to work is a brand new razor blade (Scalpel is better) and a careful hand. Problem is it is to easy to cut into the rest of the toy. The seam will try and fold over requiring more pressure. Once it does start to cut, you have gone to far. :(
If you have a Dremel with a small sanding attachment that may work a bit better than sandpaper. But like you say it will leave scratches that could be worse than the seam. Thankfully silicone is non porous throughout so you would just need to make sure to clean those areas good. A old toothbrush works great.
Fire from a lighter typically will not melt it. Even if it did it may leave it hard and probably rough.
You really have to decide if the seam is a bother or if you can live with it. In the case of the Pacifier, I can not feel it during use so I left it alone.
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Great review, thanks!
I think I would have the same problem with the neck being so slim.
How big IS it? How long is the neck? How thick is the bulb? Can you boil it? Can you share it? What sort of lube can you use?
It is all there on the details link under the picture. In real terms comparing it to everyday obgects the neck is about the size of a thick writing pen, the bulb is about the size of strawberry and shaped pretty much the same. Its silicone so yes you can boil it and any water based lube will do but I like thicker types such as the probe thick and rich...
I know it's in the details.
The point I was trying to make was an informative review will also include that info.
You mentioned the seam collects debris, can you feel the seam upon use of the plug?
how do you compare this to njoys pure plug large?
Thanks for the review.
Thanks for the follow-up.
ty for the review
Excellent follow-up!
Loved the follow-up!