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What does melted silicone look like?
does anyone have any pictures of melted / ruined silicone toys? I was thinking about boiling and bleaching multiple silicone toys at the same time...

Do you think silicone dulls vibration?
I don't know if I'm just on a string of bad luck, or if this is true across the board, but I can NOT find a silicone toy that has vibes as strong as..

Don't like silicone....
I have a lot of silicone vibes and as of recently silicone is really driving me nuts. Sometimes it has an odd smell (I am really sensitive to smells),

Silicone dildo poll - which would you pick??
I want a new silicone dildo, but I'm not sure which one to pick!? I want something a little thinner than my other toys. They're about 5-6 in...

Boiling silicone
I know that silicone can be boiled to be disinfected, and I have thought about it but do not currently have the means to do so. I'm wondering, how...

If they are 100% silicone they can be stored together with no problems.

At one time we kept ours all in a small plastic box. No problems at all.

Oh yeah, if you have the Tantus O2 or Vixen VixSkin you will want to keep them protected so they don't dent up. I don't have either of these, but I understand that the outer layer is extra soft.

Silicone toys are safe as long as you don't "wedge" or "stuff" them too much, which can lead to dents and creases. The other thing to be careful is to keep them away from sharp edges.

They're safe bumping up against each other so long as they're all 100% silicone. If you think something's silicone, and it's actually not, then the chemicals in the composite could attempt to lure the silicone in the 100% silicone toy to come on over for a visit, resulting in melted toys. You should be fine with Fun Factory and Tantus, though.

I store everything in separator bags regardless of material, because it cuts down on lint. Silicone loves to collect lint.

"I store everything in separator bags regardless of material, because it cuts down on lint. Silicone loves to collect lint. "

Same here. I have a whole crap load of satin bags I got at Pier 1 and use those for storage. Everything has a pretty little home. If it is too big for one of those I use a big Ziplock.

I hate to sound redundant... but just so you are aware... a toy can be labelled as silicone when it has only as much as 10% silicone in it vs a true 100% silicone, so be sure to make sure your toys say 100% as the other ones probably shouldn't be stored with them.

I've found that I can keep my silicone toys together if they are from the same manufacturer and 100% silicone, no melty toys. I would not recommend storing toys from different brands and different percentages of silicone together though.

I also keep each toy in it's own little baggie. I prefer keeping them protected that way. Especially since it's hard to know with 100% if certain toys really are silicone as they claim.