I know toys of silicone cannot touch other silicone, but what about the different materials? Example: Silicone touching rubber? Futurotic touching silicone? Please let me know!
Can toys of different materials be stored next to each other without a barrier?
07/22/2012
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I personally would NOT store ANY of my toys where they were touching each other, bad things can happen if toys touch each other. I use to be a Pleasure Party Consultant an I recommended everyone to store their toys in the packaging they came in or ziplock bags. Some toys if they touch others can react an change colors or even melt together. I hope this helps you some.
Originally posted by
LavenderSkies
I know toys of silicone cannot touch other silicone, but what about the different materials? Example: Silicone touching rubber? Futurotic touching silicone? Please let me know!
07/22/2012
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I can't say I KNOW 100% but it's highly likely. I just don't take any chances and at least put a plastic bag over each and then toss em' in their boxes. That will suffice. It works fine for me and I have a bunch crammed in boxes tightly.
Originally posted by
LavenderSkies
I know toys of silicone cannot touch other silicone, but what about the different materials? Example: Silicone touching rubber? Futurotic touching silicone? Please let me know!
07/22/2012
We've had some bad experiences with TPR and TPE toys touching other toys over the years. Usually silicone will win the battle if it's touching TPR/TPE, but might come out color stained. As for silicone on silicone, it depends on *whose* silicone. We've tossed Tantus toys together many times without any problems. However, we had 2 "silicone" toys from Cal. Exotics stick together before.
07/22/2012
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