My friends have warned me about getting jelly toys, is this really that great of a concern?
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How safe or unsafe is jelly?
12/01/2012
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Insightful topic debates on Jelly Dildo:
Will jelly react to plastic bags?
Right now I store all of my jelly toys in their original packaging, and it's getting a little cumbersome. They would take up much less room in my...
Best "Jelly-like" Material?
I really like jelly toys, but they make me burn through condoms like crazy and I don't really have the money for that anymore. Are there any materials
KY jelly
Why does the KY warming jelly sort smell like vinegar?
Jelly
What do you think is the average life of jelly toys before you have to toss them? Do you have a set time limit on them? For me, about a year is the...
Do you use Jelly dildos?
I am interested in buying my first double ended dildo. I was the most attracted to the Jelly ones, until I saw that this material is unsafe to share.
Will jelly react to plastic bags?
Right now I store all of my jelly toys in their original packaging, and it's getting a little cumbersome. They would take up much less room in my...
Best "Jelly-like" Material?
I really like jelly toys, but they make me burn through condoms like crazy and I don't really have the money for that anymore. Are there any materials
KY jelly
Why does the KY warming jelly sort smell like vinegar?
Jelly
What do you think is the average life of jelly toys before you have to toss them? Do you have a set time limit on them? For me, about a year is the...
Do you use Jelly dildos?
I am interested in buying my first double ended dildo. I was the most attracted to the Jelly ones, until I saw that this material is unsafe to share.
12/01/2012
It's worth spending a bit more for a toy that will last. Jelly toys can leak chemicals and harbors bacteria. It is far from the safest material.
12/01/2012
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I am agree with this not only that a lot of people have reactions to jelly. I buy ONLY Silicone and Glass toy an maybe an occasional TPR toy. Jelly + My Lady Bits = a HUGE disaster.
Originally posted by
Mwar
It's worth spending a bit more for a toy that will last. Jelly toys can leak chemicals and harbors bacteria. It is far from the safest material.
12/01/2012
The only Jelly toy I had was bought for me and ended up deteriorating on it's own. Ugh. Threw it out.
12/01/2012
I've heard that the jelly deteriorates, but I had no idea it was that bad!
12/01/2012
A jelly toy gave me chemical burns in my vagina. They are really unhealthy and gross.
12/02/2012
Jelly:
-leaks, or off-gasses, nasty chemicals which may be toxic
-often contains plasticizer (softener) chemicals called phthalates which are linked to a variety of cancers
-can cause burns and other unpleasant, even painful reactions
-is a common allergen
-cannot be sanitized or effectively cleaned
-is porous and will harbor and even foster growth of bacteria and other microbes
-can cause infections and other vaginal issues in some women
-will deteriorate over time
-may react badly to temperatures or other conditions
-may react badly when stored with other toys causing the jelly or other toys to break down or melt
-may be discolored by fabrics and other materials it is stored with
-can leach an oily residue that can stain fabrics and other materials (and this residue would also be secreted inside you during use!)
-usually have a very unpleasant chemical odor
-usually only last a couple of years
By contrast, silicone, glass, sealed wood, and most metal toys:
-are entirely non-porous
-are sanitizeable in a variety of ways
-will not harbor bacteria
-will not offgas chemicals or residues or damage other items they are stored with
-have no odor or taste
-are phthalate free
-are hypoallergenic
-are compatible with a wider array of lubricants and cleaners
-are body safe, some being materials that are used in food and medical industries
-with proper care, will last many years, at least.
-leaks, or off-gasses, nasty chemicals which may be toxic
-often contains plasticizer (softener) chemicals called phthalates which are linked to a variety of cancers
-can cause burns and other unpleasant, even painful reactions
-is a common allergen
-cannot be sanitized or effectively cleaned
-is porous and will harbor and even foster growth of bacteria and other microbes
-can cause infections and other vaginal issues in some women
-will deteriorate over time
-may react badly to temperatures or other conditions
-may react badly when stored with other toys causing the jelly or other toys to break down or melt
-may be discolored by fabrics and other materials it is stored with
-can leach an oily residue that can stain fabrics and other materials (and this residue would also be secreted inside you during use!)
-usually have a very unpleasant chemical odor
-usually only last a couple of years
By contrast, silicone, glass, sealed wood, and most metal toys:
-are entirely non-porous
-are sanitizeable in a variety of ways
-will not harbor bacteria
-will not offgas chemicals or residues or damage other items they are stored with
-have no odor or taste
-are phthalate free
-are hypoallergenic
-are compatible with a wider array of lubricants and cleaners
-are body safe, some being materials that are used in food and medical industries
-with proper care, will last many years, at least.
12/02/2012
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This about sums it up nicely!
Originally posted by
charletnarouh
Jelly:
-leaks, or off-gasses, nasty chemicals which may be toxic
-often contains plasticizer (softener) chemicals called phthalates which are linked to a variety of cancers
-can cause burns and other unpleasant, even painful reactions ... more
-leaks, or off-gasses, nasty chemicals which may be toxic
-often contains plasticizer (softener) chemicals called phthalates which are linked to a variety of cancers
-can cause burns and other unpleasant, even painful reactions ... more
Jelly:
-leaks, or off-gasses, nasty chemicals which may be toxic
-often contains plasticizer (softener) chemicals called phthalates which are linked to a variety of cancers
-can cause burns and other unpleasant, even painful reactions
-is a common allergen
-cannot be sanitized or effectively cleaned
-is porous and will harbor and even foster growth of bacteria and other microbes
-can cause infections and other vaginal issues in some women
-will deteriorate over time
-may react badly to temperatures or other conditions
-may react badly when stored with other toys causing the jelly or other toys to break down or melt
-may be discolored by fabrics and other materials it is stored with
-can leach an oily residue that can stain fabrics and other materials (and this residue would also be secreted inside you during use!)
-usually have a very unpleasant chemical odor
-usually only last a couple of years
By contrast, silicone, glass, sealed wood, and most metal toys:
-are entirely non-porous
-are sanitizeable in a variety of ways
-will not harbor bacteria
-will not offgas chemicals or residues or damage other items they are stored with
-have no odor or taste
-are phthalate free
-are hypoallergenic
-are compatible with a wider array of lubricants and cleaners
-are body safe, some being materials that are used in food and medical industries
-with proper care, will last many years, at least. less
-leaks, or off-gasses, nasty chemicals which may be toxic
-often contains plasticizer (softener) chemicals called phthalates which are linked to a variety of cancers
-can cause burns and other unpleasant, even painful reactions
-is a common allergen
-cannot be sanitized or effectively cleaned
-is porous and will harbor and even foster growth of bacteria and other microbes
-can cause infections and other vaginal issues in some women
-will deteriorate over time
-may react badly to temperatures or other conditions
-may react badly when stored with other toys causing the jelly or other toys to break down or melt
-may be discolored by fabrics and other materials it is stored with
-can leach an oily residue that can stain fabrics and other materials (and this residue would also be secreted inside you during use!)
-usually have a very unpleasant chemical odor
-usually only last a couple of years
By contrast, silicone, glass, sealed wood, and most metal toys:
-are entirely non-porous
-are sanitizeable in a variety of ways
-will not harbor bacteria
-will not offgas chemicals or residues or damage other items they are stored with
-have no odor or taste
-are phthalate free
-are hypoallergenic
-are compatible with a wider array of lubricants and cleaners
-are body safe, some being materials that are used in food and medical industries
-with proper care, will last many years, at least. less
12/02/2012
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it can be bad with over use but it is a good buy if you take care of it and clean it right and dont use the wrong types of lube
Originally posted by
LaradoEnah
My friends have warned me about getting jelly toys, is this really that great of a concern?
01/01/2013
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Thank you for the helpful info!
Originally posted by
charletnarouh
Jelly:
-leaks, or off-gasses, nasty chemicals which may be toxic
-often contains plasticizer (softener) chemicals called phthalates which are linked to a variety of cancers
-can cause burns and other unpleasant, even painful reactions ... more
-leaks, or off-gasses, nasty chemicals which may be toxic
-often contains plasticizer (softener) chemicals called phthalates which are linked to a variety of cancers
-can cause burns and other unpleasant, even painful reactions ... more
Jelly:
-leaks, or off-gasses, nasty chemicals which may be toxic
-often contains plasticizer (softener) chemicals called phthalates which are linked to a variety of cancers
-can cause burns and other unpleasant, even painful reactions
-is a common allergen
-cannot be sanitized or effectively cleaned
-is porous and will harbor and even foster growth of bacteria and other microbes
-can cause infections and other vaginal issues in some women
-will deteriorate over time
-may react badly to temperatures or other conditions
-may react badly when stored with other toys causing the jelly or other toys to break down or melt
-may be discolored by fabrics and other materials it is stored with
-can leach an oily residue that can stain fabrics and other materials (and this residue would also be secreted inside you during use!)
-usually have a very unpleasant chemical odor
-usually only last a couple of years
By contrast, silicone, glass, sealed wood, and most metal toys:
-are entirely non-porous
-are sanitizeable in a variety of ways
-will not harbor bacteria
-will not offgas chemicals or residues or damage other items they are stored with
-have no odor or taste
-are phthalate free
-are hypoallergenic
-are compatible with a wider array of lubricants and cleaners
-are body safe, some being materials that are used in food and medical industries
-with proper care, will last many years, at least. less
-leaks, or off-gasses, nasty chemicals which may be toxic
-often contains plasticizer (softener) chemicals called phthalates which are linked to a variety of cancers
-can cause burns and other unpleasant, even painful reactions
-is a common allergen
-cannot be sanitized or effectively cleaned
-is porous and will harbor and even foster growth of bacteria and other microbes
-can cause infections and other vaginal issues in some women
-will deteriorate over time
-may react badly to temperatures or other conditions
-may react badly when stored with other toys causing the jelly or other toys to break down or melt
-may be discolored by fabrics and other materials it is stored with
-can leach an oily residue that can stain fabrics and other materials (and this residue would also be secreted inside you during use!)
-usually have a very unpleasant chemical odor
-usually only last a couple of years
By contrast, silicone, glass, sealed wood, and most metal toys:
-are entirely non-porous
-are sanitizeable in a variety of ways
-will not harbor bacteria
-will not offgas chemicals or residues or damage other items they are stored with
-have no odor or taste
-are phthalate free
-are hypoallergenic
-are compatible with a wider array of lubricants and cleaners
-are body safe, some being materials that are used in food and medical industries
-with proper care, will last many years, at least. less
01/01/2013
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