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Insightful breakdown of Glass dildo:
Are glass toys comfortable for anal use?
I love anal play, and just ordered my glass toy. Never thought about using it there, but what do you guys think?
Which glass dildo is better?
I would love a glass dildo and can't decide which one to get.
Which of the new glass dildos appeal to you the most?
So, I've been looking at the new stuff posted when you bring up the prodcut search and I've noticed quite a few new glass dildos added (not yet for...
What makes some glass items "luxury" and others low end?
When it comes to toy prices, I appreciate that material and design play a part in the price. Usually the differences are obvious between the expensive
Glass Toy Sale!
I'm glad I caught the glass toy sale in time - I'd been wanting to try glass for the first time and this was great because I could try two! I got the
Are glass toys comfortable for anal use?
I love anal play, and just ordered my glass toy. Never thought about using it there, but what do you guys think?
Which glass dildo is better?
I would love a glass dildo and can't decide which one to get.
Which of the new glass dildos appeal to you the most?
So, I've been looking at the new stuff posted when you bring up the prodcut search and I've noticed quite a few new glass dildos added (not yet for...
What makes some glass items "luxury" and others low end?
When it comes to toy prices, I appreciate that material and design play a part in the price. Usually the differences are obvious between the expensive
Glass Toy Sale!
I'm glad I caught the glass toy sale in time - I'd been wanting to try glass for the first time and this was great because I could try two! I got the
04/13/2012
Most glass toys are made of pyrex glass, which is very strong and won't break during use, if that's what you're worried about. That said, it's still glass, and may break if dropped on a hard surface. This is why it's important to handle glass carefully - it might survive a fall, but it's best not to take the chance. In the event that it does break, pyrex will come apart in big chunks rather than a trillion tiny pieces. Also, always check for fractures and scratches before each use, and don't use the toy if you find any.
04/13/2012
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I agree with this. Also thanks for the information. I just started getting glass toys. I get worried.
Originally posted by
Rin (aka Nire)
Most glass toys are made of pyrex glass, which is very strong and won't break during use, if that's what you're worried about. That said, it's still glass, and may break if dropped on a hard surface. This is why it's important to
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Most glass toys are made of pyrex glass, which is very strong and won't break during use, if that's what you're worried about. That said, it's still glass, and may break if dropped on a hard surface. This is why it's important to handle glass carefully - it might survive a fall, but it's best not to take the chance. In the event that it does break, pyrex will come apart in big chunks rather than a trillion tiny pieces. Also, always check for fractures and scratches before each use, and don't use the toy if you find any.
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04/13/2012
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Yes, this.
Originally posted by
Rin (aka Nire)
Most glass toys are made of pyrex glass, which is very strong and won't break during use, if that's what you're worried about. That said, it's still glass, and may break if dropped on a hard surface. This is why it's important to
...
more
Most glass toys are made of pyrex glass, which is very strong and won't break during use, if that's what you're worried about. That said, it's still glass, and may break if dropped on a hard surface. This is why it's important to handle glass carefully - it might survive a fall, but it's best not to take the chance. In the event that it does break, pyrex will come apart in big chunks rather than a trillion tiny pieces. Also, always check for fractures and scratches before each use, and don't use the toy if you find any.
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04/13/2012
Also be extra careful when applying extreme temperatures. A sudden change in temperature can make pyrex glass shatter. So don't take it out of your freezer and drop it in boiling water...
04/13/2012
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Very good answer. You are correct.
Originally posted by
Rin (aka Nire)
Most glass toys are made of pyrex glass, which is very strong and won't break during use, if that's what you're worried about. That said, it's still glass, and may break if dropped on a hard surface. This is why it's important to
...
more
Most glass toys are made of pyrex glass, which is very strong and won't break during use, if that's what you're worried about. That said, it's still glass, and may break if dropped on a hard surface. This is why it's important to handle glass carefully - it might survive a fall, but it's best not to take the chance. In the event that it does break, pyrex will come apart in big chunks rather than a trillion tiny pieces. Also, always check for fractures and scratches before each use, and don't use the toy if you find any.
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04/14/2012
Seems like you've missed out on ToyTimeTim's glass toy experiments: Pyrex Glass - is it safe? and Borosilicate glass test #2.
04/14/2012
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