What do you do when you're unsure whether that toy you just bought is really silicone, or just a faker?
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Silicone lovers: Do you flame test on brands you're unsure about?
09/30/2012
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Perceptive forum discussions on Silicone Dildo:
Are all tantus silicone toys made of the same material?
I know its very high grade and nice but is it all the same?
Sticky or smooth silicone?
Do you prefer stickier silicone toys or ones with less drag that are smoother. I just bought some new ones and notices a huge difference in their feel
Cornstarch on silicone toys?
Hello! I've read in the past that you should dust your silicone dildos with cornstarch after cleaning them. Is that a good idea? I have one silicone
Silicone or Water based lube?
I like silicone's texture better, but water based is by far safer. Water based dries up easier, though.
Sticky Silicone
So i got a toy from another company second hand and it's an older retired model. It had a cumtube (used with a syringe to push lube and such through).
Are all tantus silicone toys made of the same material?
I know its very high grade and nice but is it all the same?
Sticky or smooth silicone?
Do you prefer stickier silicone toys or ones with less drag that are smoother. I just bought some new ones and notices a huge difference in their feel
Cornstarch on silicone toys?
Hello! I've read in the past that you should dust your silicone dildos with cornstarch after cleaning them. Is that a good idea? I have one silicone
Silicone or Water based lube?
I like silicone's texture better, but water based is by far safer. Water based dries up easier, though.
Sticky Silicone
So i got a toy from another company second hand and it's an older retired model. It had a cumtube (used with a syringe to push lube and such through).
09/30/2012
The toys I buy come from reputable suppliers - so I have no doubt about the authenticity of the silicone.
09/30/2012
I wait it out until one of the Eden reviewers does the legwork for me I don't buy lots of toys, so I let the experts work their magic and use their advice!
09/30/2012
I've never heard of the flame test. What happens exactly?
09/30/2012
No, I haven't.
09/30/2012
I haven't tested them
09/30/2012
Other, am not into such kinds of toys.
09/30/2012
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I don't... ^^
Originally posted by
Master DarkWolf
Other, am not into such kinds of toys.
09/30/2012
You can stick with reputable brands - that's what I do.
09/30/2012
Flame testing can be dangerous and should only be performed if you are familiar with the risks and have taken the appropriate safety precautions. Here are three previous discussions regarding flame testing that might be of interest to everyone:
Flame testing dangers - beware! by ScottA
Are we going overboard and perhaps temping fate with all the flame testing? by P'Gell
Flame Testing "Silicone" Toys: My video & explanation post by Dangerous Lilly
Flame testing dangers - beware! by ScottA
Are we going overboard and perhaps temping fate with all the flame testing? by P'Gell
Flame Testing "Silicone" Toys: My video & explanation post by Dangerous Lilly
09/30/2012
I don't flame test.
09/30/2012
Don't test, but I do scrutinize the manufacturers. I don't buy cheap crap.
09/30/2012
Thanks Kindred! I was just going to say it could be dangerous too! I think this is part of the beauty of EF. After reading the reviews here, I have felt confident about all my purchases! I stick with tried and true products from well know manufacturers and have never felt the need to get out my matches!!!
09/30/2012
Does silicone not burn? This is the first I've heard of this (though I have seem a few "flame test" pics on EF).
09/30/2012
I usually end up buying higher quality toys, so I don't. But if I see cheaper 'silicone' toys, I definitely read the EF reviews that have flame tested. I'd rather know before I buy!
09/30/2012
I don't flame test mine I buy from reputable companies so I SHOULD be in the clear. I would rather leave the testing to someone else who doesn't care if they ruin their toys or not.
10/01/2012
I trust the companies I buy from so don't have any reason to.
10/01/2012
I have yet to flame test, but I've considered it a few times.
10/01/2012
I don't do flame tests on any of my toys. I'm a bit worried of the possibility that something could go wrong... plus, why ruin a good toy?
10/01/2012
No way! Even with toys I'm suspicious about, I couldn't bear damaging something I paid for (assuming it's impure - and even if it did turn out to be pure I'd be uncomfortable using it again, as I would be worried that I damaged it in some way that isn't visible).
10/01/2012
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Thank you, Kindred. You posted what I was going to.
Originally posted by
Kindred
Flame testing can be dangerous and should only be performed if you are familiar with the risks and have taken the appropriate safety precautions. Here are three previous discussions regarding flame testing that might be of interest to
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Flame testing can be dangerous and should only be performed if you are familiar with the risks and have taken the appropriate safety precautions. Here are three previous discussions regarding flame testing that might be of interest to everyone:
Flame testing dangers - beware! by ScottA
Are we going overboard and perhaps temping fate with all the flame testing? by P'Gell
Flame Testing "Silicone" Toys: My video & explanation post by Dangerous Lilly less
Flame testing dangers - beware! by ScottA
Are we going overboard and perhaps temping fate with all the flame testing? by P'Gell
Flame Testing "Silicone" Toys: My video & explanation post by Dangerous Lilly less
10/01/2012
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No flame test for me, I trust the company.
Originally posted by
LavenderSkies
What do you do when you're unsure whether that toy you just bought is really silicone, or just a faker?
10/01/2012
I would if I had suspicions. But I only buy glass right now.
10/01/2012
O course
10/01/2012
I don't. I am lazy.
10/01/2012
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No I don't flame test my toys
Originally posted by
LavenderSkies
What do you do when you're unsure whether that toy you just bought is really silicone, or just a faker?
10/02/2012
llama
10/02/2012
Flame testing can be dangerous, so no, I haven't done one myself, but if I have doubts, I track down a review that includes one.
10/02/2012
Dont flame test.
10/02/2012
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