I personally don't buy wooden dildos because I worry about the splinters. Is it possible to get them? Are you sure these are safe, if you know they are? Has anyone ever had this happen?
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Is it possible to get splinters from wooden sex toys?
10/21/2010
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They, like glass and ceramic, are completely safe unless you break them.
Both Nobessence and Hans Hardwood have coatings on them that are safe for the body and keep them from being rough in any way - they are amazingly smooth, actually, frictionless and wondeful.
Both Nobessence and Hans Hardwood have coatings on them that are safe for the body and keep them from being rough in any way - they are amazingly smooth, actually, frictionless and wondeful.
10/21/2010
And the most important part - they're made from high-quality hardwoods, which are completely different from the splintery junk you see at the local Home Depot or similar. After forming they're sanded absolutely smooth and inspected. Unless you break/gouge them or do something else bad you're fine.
10/21/2010
Hmmm...Okay then. I still worry about it, though. But I feel more secure now. Thanks!
10/22/2010
Does the coating on the timber toys ever wear down over time with usage?
10/22/2010
Yeah, Shellz31. I was quietly thinking the same thing in my head. I don't know why I didn't say it. That's a good point, there.
10/22/2010
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I have had the same concerns. They felt silly to say.
Originally posted by
Sera
Yeah, Shellz31. I was quietly thinking the same thing in my head. I don't know why I didn't say it. That's a good point, there.
10/22/2010
. . . and what about termites?
10/22/2010
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I've actually always secretly wondered this too. I felt like an idiot for not knowing. Thanks!
Originally posted by
Carrie Ann
They, like glass and ceramic, are completely safe unless you break them.
Both Nobessence and Hans Hardwood have coatings on them that are safe for the body and keep them from being rough in any way - they are amazingly smooth, actually, ... more
Both Nobessence and Hans Hardwood have coatings on them that are safe for the body and keep them from being rough in any way - they are amazingly smooth, actually, ... more
They, like glass and ceramic, are completely safe unless you break them.
Both Nobessence and Hans Hardwood have coatings on them that are safe for the body and keep them from being rough in any way - they are amazingly smooth, actually, frictionless and wondeful. less
Both Nobessence and Hans Hardwood have coatings on them that are safe for the body and keep them from being rough in any way - they are amazingly smooth, actually, frictionless and wondeful. less
10/22/2010
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Nope, they are sanded to a glossy finish and then coated with polyurethane or similar products to both protect the wood and you. They are seriously hard to break as well so it's not really a concern.
Originally posted by
Sera
I personally don't buy wooden dildos because I worry about the splinters. Is it possible to get them? Are you sure these are safe, if you know they are? Has anyone ever had this happen?
10/22/2010
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It might after a few decades but by then the wood itself would be smooth...like the handrail on a staircase. Wood has some amazing properties that make wooden toys a joy to own.
Originally posted by
Shellz31
Does the coating on the timber toys ever wear down over time with usage?
10/22/2010
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Termites like fresh green wood not coated wood. The wood in your walls and underflooring is great food but coated older wood is yucky. Hardwoods are also more resistant to termites...besides you have a reasonably clean house so that won't be an issue because your toys are put away when you are done playing.
Originally posted by
B8trDude
. . . and what about termites?
10/22/2010
Thanks for that. I think I definately need to give wooden toys a go! Cheers
Glad I wasnt the only one wondering about that....hehehe
Glad I wasnt the only one wondering about that....hehehe
10/22/2010
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I kind of chuckled, imagining someone's sand paper vagina. d= Like Airen said, no worries to be had
Originally posted by
Shellz31
Does the coating on the timber toys ever wear down over time with usage?
10/22/2010
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LMAO. Good one. I like that!!!!!
Originally posted by
Adriana Ravenlust
I kind of chuckled, imagining someone's sand paper vagina. d= Like Airen said, no worries to be had
10/22/2010
I don't have any wood toys, my issue has never been about splinters, roughness or breaking the wooden toy but the cleaning issue. I love silicone, galas and metal and those w/o vibes I use hot water, soap and sterilize by boiling as needed.
My feeling has been that hot water might wreck wooden toys; similar to putting a wooden cutting board in a dishwasher which I did and destroyed it.
My feeling has been that hot water might wreck wooden toys; similar to putting a wooden cutting board in a dishwasher which I did and destroyed it.
10/22/2010
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I agree with Carrie Ann.
Originally posted by
Carrie Ann
They, like glass and ceramic, are completely safe unless you break them.
Both Nobessence and Hans Hardwood have coatings on them that are safe for the body and keep them from being rough in any way - they are amazingly smooth, actually, ... more
Both Nobessence and Hans Hardwood have coatings on them that are safe for the body and keep them from being rough in any way - they are amazingly smooth, actually, ... more
They, like glass and ceramic, are completely safe unless you break them.
Both Nobessence and Hans Hardwood have coatings on them that are safe for the body and keep them from being rough in any way - they are amazingly smooth, actually, frictionless and wondeful. less
Both Nobessence and Hans Hardwood have coatings on them that are safe for the body and keep them from being rough in any way - they are amazingly smooth, actually, frictionless and wondeful. less
If you treat them wrong and remove the coating in some way, then yea it would be possible. But as is....no you won't get splinters.
10/22/2010
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Nobessence wood toys are made to withstand hours of wetness at a time and can be bleached.
Originally posted by
Liz2
I don't have any wood toys, my issue has never been about splinters, roughness or breaking the wooden toy but the cleaning issue. I love silicone, galas and metal and those w/o vibes I use hot water, soap and sterilize by boiling as needed.
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My ... more
I don't have any wood toys, my issue has never been about splinters, roughness or breaking the wooden toy but the cleaning issue. I love silicone, galas and metal and those w/o vibes I use hot water, soap and sterilize by boiling as needed.
My feeling has been that hot water might wreck wooden toys; similar to putting a wooden cutting board in a dishwasher which I did and destroyed it. less
My feeling has been that hot water might wreck wooden toys; similar to putting a wooden cutting board in a dishwasher which I did and destroyed it. less
10/22/2010
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Vagina Dentata? Just don't chew on your wooden toys LOL
Originally posted by
Adriana Ravenlust
I kind of chuckled, imagining someone's sand paper vagina. d= Like Airen said, no worries to be had
10/22/2010
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Haha, and don't put sand paper up your vagina to smooth out the toy.
Originally posted by
Airen Wolf
Vagina Dentata? Just don't chew on your wooden toys LOL
10/22/2010
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Excellent advice! And slightly sinister....
Originally posted by
Sera
Haha, and don't put sand paper up your vagina to smooth out the toy.
10/22/2010
Also, Hardwood Dildos says that if the finish on their toys ever wears off you can send it to them and they'll refinish it. They'll also fix it if it is damaged. But I haven't noticed any wear or loss of shine on mine. I love them dearly and use them often. I cannot recommend them highly enough.
10/22/2010
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That's got to be an interesting job to explain. "I refinish sex toys for people..."
Originally posted by
Tuesday
Also, Hardwood Dildos says that if the finish on their toys ever wears off you can send it to them and they'll refinish it. They'll also fix it if it is damaged. But I haven't noticed any wear or loss of shine on mine. I love them
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Also, Hardwood Dildos says that if the finish on their toys ever wears off you can send it to them and they'll refinish it. They'll also fix it if it is damaged. But I haven't noticed any wear or loss of shine on mine. I love them dearly and use them often. I cannot recommend them highly enough.
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Many of the toys I've looked at use some form of penetrating finish, so it isn't just on the surface. This makes it much harder to damage the finish.
10/22/2010
LOL - not a job I'd really want! But good to know they recoat them or fix them if damaged.
10/23/2010
i wondered this too...thats y i havent bought a wooden toy. even if it is said to be safe i wouldnt get one b/c id be nervous
10/23/2010
I know that wooden toys are made to be completely safe, but like all things... yes, all things, they will display wear over time. For that reason, I would think twice.
10/24/2010
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Thanks to your post I'm consider one of those now for our collection! X3
Originally posted by
Airen Wolf
It might after a few decades but by then the wood itself would be smooth...like the handrail on a staircase. Wood has some amazing properties that make wooden toys a joy to own.
10/24/2010
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Wow! That is awesome. I wonder how many have actually been sent back for refinishing.
Originally posted by
Tuesday
Also, Hardwood Dildos says that if the finish on their toys ever wears off you can send it to them and they'll refinish it. They'll also fix it if it is damaged. But I haven't noticed any wear or loss of shine on mine. I love them
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more
Also, Hardwood Dildos says that if the finish on their toys ever wears off you can send it to them and they'll refinish it. They'll also fix it if it is damaged. But I haven't noticed any wear or loss of shine on mine. I love them dearly and use them often. I cannot recommend them highly enough.
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10/24/2010
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Or dry rot?
Originally posted by
B8trDude
. . . and what about termites?
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