Glass vs. metal: which is better for temperature play?

RememberMe

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Glass

skeeterlynn , souviet , sexxxkitten , Passion plum , Aishiteru , Anne

6 (16%)

Metal

Sweet-n-Playful , Jessie<3 , deltalima , Lummox , MidnightStorm , Rossie , solitudinarian , PropertyOfPotter , Bethy Cassatt , sXeVegan90 , Arlinnae , roskat , Master DarkWolf , padmeamidala , DreamWolf , ToyGeek , Terri69 , Stinkytofu10 , Real or memorex , LavenderSkies , SiNn , GONE! , damnbul12 , Incendiaire , Bignuf , ASpiritedSlut , dv8 , PurplePainter23 , potstickers , Dr. Curious , Tango8976 , PeaceToTheMiddleEast

32 (84%)

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11/20/2012

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Sweet-n-Playful

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Originally posted by RememberMe

Glass vs. metal: which is better for temperature play?

In my opinion, metal is better

11/20/2012

deltalima

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Originally posted by RememberMe

Glass vs. metal: which is better for temperature play?

Both I think.

11/20/2012

Rossie

Definitely metal...this one's a no-brainer.

11/20/2012

PropertyOfPotter

Metal holds the temperature better.

11/20/2012

ScottA

Depends on the metal. The figure you're probably looking for is called "specific heat" and measures the ability of a substance to "hold" heat (or lack of it).

The other figure that may come into play here is thermal conductivity, the ability for a substance to conduct heat, though this would only be an issue if you had an external chiller or heater.