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Contributor: MissAdara MissAdara
My favorite dildo is showing signs of wear and tear, but I'm to sure how to dispose of it. Tossing it the trash doesn't seem the right choice.
What do you do? Any suggestions, ideas?
05/15/2013
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Contributor: Ansley Ansley
What's it made out of?
05/15/2013
Contributor: MissAdara MissAdara
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Originally posted by Ansley
What's it made out of?
Jelly.
05/15/2013
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
Quote:
Originally posted by MissAdara
Jelly.
There really isn't much you can do with it. Just wrap it in newspaper and toss it. There's no way to recycle that stuff (despite many companies' claims).
05/15/2013
Contributor: Zombirella Zombirella
I agree, just toss it, remove the batteries if any and throw it in the garbage.
05/16/2013
Contributor: quackbuster quackbuster
I've recycled ones made of plastic before (my local recycling center has a bin that just says "hard plastics," so I figure it's okay), but for jelly, I'd just throw it away.
05/16/2013
Contributor: melissa1973 melissa1973
I'd yank the batteries if they were still good and toss the toy. After I try toys out, and the ones I don't want I mail to a girlfriend in California. After they've been steralised of course.
05/16/2013
Contributor: *Camoprincess* *Camoprincess*
All my jelly toys and TPR toys that I once had are in a landfill somewhere there really isn't any other way of getting rid of them. All my toys that die I usually just toss in the trash if it is something I don't like I usually pass it along to a friend or my cousin mainly if it is silicone an can be sterilized.
05/16/2013
Contributor: TheirPet TheirPet
In the trash can.
05/16/2013
Contributor: gorgeous gorgeous
I just toss them in the trash.
05/16/2013
Contributor: MissAdara MissAdara
Thanks guys! I was afraid there weren't many options when it came to jelly.
05/21/2013
Contributor: Thong man Thong man
Just bag it up and throw it away.
08/11/2013
Contributor: Antipova Antipova
On the bright side, pick silicone next time, and it will never show signs of wear and tear A silicone dildo, treated well, can last forever. THen you can just 'reuse' and never have to 'recycle'!
08/11/2013
Contributor: stacylyn12 stacylyn12
Quote:
Originally posted by Ansley
There really isn't much you can do with it. Just wrap it in newspaper and toss it. There's no way to recycle that stuff (despite many companies' claims).
that is true
08/11/2013
Contributor: stacylyn12 stacylyn12
Quote:
Originally posted by Antipova
On the bright side, pick silicone next time, and it will never show signs of wear and tear A silicone dildo, treated well, can last forever. THen you can just 'reuse' and never have to 'recycle'!
true
08/11/2013
Contributor: stacylyn12 stacylyn12
Quote:
Originally posted by Antipova
On the bright side, pick silicone next time, and it will never show signs of wear and tear A silicone dildo, treated well, can last forever. THen you can just 'reuse' and never have to 'recycle'!
Or you can buy glass or steel
08/11/2013
Contributor: lalalalove lalalalove
I just throw dead toys in the trash after removing any batteries.
08/11/2013