Yeah, supposedly it's supposed to be wearable again. I was definitely impressed that it is washable. I would have liked to have seen the model try it on again though.

The material is certainly unique though. It almost looked rubbery (though they said it felt kind of like suede). To me, however, it seems almost like a knitted or crocheted fabric.

If there are no dangerous chemicals that could leach into the skin (and if it is not too expensive), I will definitely give this stuff a try! I'd just make sure to wear a protective mask to avoid inhaling any of the spray -- a must when spraying anything, IMO.

I imagine that it'd really only be suitable to be worn again if the person who applied the spray did it evenly and thick enough that it wouldn't just fall apart. I also imagine that it'd probably need some trimming of all the rough edges and such.


Personally I wouldn't care for it for clothing, but I did like how they mentioned it could be used for upholstery..now that seems pretty fun!

I can understand what you are saying, particularly if this stuff is outrageously expensive. But if it is relatively cheap and if I thought I could get some good use out of the clothes I create with it, I'd be willing to give it a try. There are plenty of novelty items that make life fun and there is nothing wrong with enjoying them responsibly.

Yes, this would definitely be nice and easy-to-use for those who need new upholstery to extend the life of their couches and chairs. I loved this possibility.

but it's hIgH fAsHi0n, gUrL!!!1/ s0o0o kewl.

Heh.

Yeah right. And I don't think it looks sexy at all.

Indeed.

None of us complain when Tantus, Fun Factory, Lelo and Vixen spend a bunch to research and market new products. Heh. Hell, I cheer.

I also think the fact that it has a potential use as bandages is amazing. Think of the convenience for troops in the field, in emergency medicine...

Amazing.

Oh, I most heartily concur about the amazing potential this product has for the medical field. It is absolutely perfect for bandages. And I didn't even think about the convenience of this product for troops in the field.

I don't subscribe to the notion that it is only okay to invest your creative energies inventing something if it can be deemed practical. Having an outlet for creative expression has actually led to the invention of many products that were eventually used for something very practical. And having an outlet for creative expression is also what enriches our lives as human beings and makes life even more worth living.

I am just grateful that there are people who are willing to think outside the box and allow their imaginations free rein to create things. There are many uses for inventions that people initially looked down upon and deemed ridiculous, wasteful, and unworthy. Also, in research, it is often by serendipity that anything that is "useful" is discovered. Penicillin being one of them. Curiosity leads to many great things.