Is anyone else concerned about the glass breaking? I mean, I know its strong, but still. Or am I just paranoid?
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01/18/2013
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01/18/2013
Since you asked, you're paranoid. I happen to own this and it's quite nice and durable. It would take a series of specific events for it to shatter. None of which would happen while just playing with it.
01/18/2013
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You don't need to worry about it, unless you use it to crush ice cubes or hammer nails I have this glass dildo & many others, they are all very solid & hefty. I'd only worry if they were thin & hollow.
Originally posted by
LaradoEnah
Is anyone else concerned about the glass breaking? I mean, I know its strong, but still. Or am I just paranoid?
But let's say you drop it on a hard floor, make sure you feel it all over to check for chips & hold it up to the light to look for fractures. I've dropped one on tile & it didn't show any damage! If you find any, don't use it.
The only other way you could break it is by subjecting it to an extreme change in temperature, called thermal shock. For instance microwaving it or freezing it, although even that may not break it. The glass was specially processed to be stronger than regular glass.
01/18/2013
I have no worries. I've used many glass toys and never an issue - vaginally for my wife - or anally for me.
01/18/2013
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FWIW here are my tests with a tempered borosilicate glass toy:
Originally posted by
Wicked Wahine
You don't need to worry about it, unless you use it to crush ice cubes or hammer nails I have this glass dildo & many others, they are all very solid & hefty. I'd only worry if they were thin & hollow.
But let's say ... more
But let's say ... more
You don't need to worry about it, unless you use it to crush ice cubes or hammer nails I have this glass dildo & many others, they are all very solid & hefty. I'd only worry if they were thin & hollow.
But let's say you drop it on a hard floor, make sure you feel it all over to check for chips & hold it up to the light to look for fractures. I've dropped one on tile & it didn't show any damage! If you find any, don't use it.
The only other way you could break it is by subjecting it to an extreme change in temperature, called thermal shock. For instance microwaving it or freezing it, although even that may not break it. The glass was specially processed to be stronger than regular glass. less
But let's say you drop it on a hard floor, make sure you feel it all over to check for chips & hold it up to the light to look for fractures. I've dropped one on tile & it didn't show any damage! If you find any, don't use it.
The only other way you could break it is by subjecting it to an extreme change in temperature, called thermal shock. For instance microwaving it or freezing it, although even that may not break it. The glass was specially processed to be stronger than regular glass. less
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water multiple times: no detectable damage
Temperature: heat to red-hot with a torch and plunge in ice water: yep, that cracked it. After that hitting it with a hammer would break it (the heat/cool destroyed the temper).
In short, I no longer worry about my glass toys causing problems.
01/18/2013
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That's really impressive!
Originally posted by
ScottA
FWIW here are my tests with a tempered borosilicate glass toy:
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water ... more
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water ... more
FWIW here are my tests with a tempered borosilicate glass toy:
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water multiple times: no detectable damage
Temperature: heat to red-hot with a torch and plunge in ice water: yep, that cracked it. After that hitting it with a hammer would break it (the heat/cool destroyed the temper).
In short, I no longer worry about my glass toys causing problems. less
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water multiple times: no detectable damage
Temperature: heat to red-hot with a torch and plunge in ice water: yep, that cracked it. After that hitting it with a hammer would break it (the heat/cool destroyed the temper).
In short, I no longer worry about my glass toys causing problems. less
I never worried. If they sell it for this purpose I usually trust that it's been tested. Eden is a good place and I trust them to not have items that would be unsafe without a warning at least. Like with jelly toys.
01/18/2013
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Great to read these results.
Originally posted by
ScottA
FWIW here are my tests with a tempered borosilicate glass toy:
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water ... more
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water ... more
FWIW here are my tests with a tempered borosilicate glass toy:
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water multiple times: no detectable damage
Temperature: heat to red-hot with a torch and plunge in ice water: yep, that cracked it. After that hitting it with a hammer would break it (the heat/cool destroyed the temper).
In short, I no longer worry about my glass toys causing problems. less
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water multiple times: no detectable damage
Temperature: heat to red-hot with a torch and plunge in ice water: yep, that cracked it. After that hitting it with a hammer would break it (the heat/cool destroyed the temper).
In short, I no longer worry about my glass toys causing problems. less
01/18/2013
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Wow that is amazing! I never worried about my glass toys but now I feel especially safe with them.
Originally posted by
ScottA
FWIW here are my tests with a tempered borosilicate glass toy:
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water ... more
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water ... more
FWIW here are my tests with a tempered borosilicate glass toy:
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water multiple times: no detectable damage
Temperature: heat to red-hot with a torch and plunge in ice water: yep, that cracked it. After that hitting it with a hammer would break it (the heat/cool destroyed the temper).
In short, I no longer worry about my glass toys causing problems. less
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water multiple times: no detectable damage
Temperature: heat to red-hot with a torch and plunge in ice water: yep, that cracked it. After that hitting it with a hammer would break it (the heat/cool destroyed the temper).
In short, I no longer worry about my glass toys causing problems. less
01/18/2013
I've had glass ones for years and have NEVER had a problem
01/18/2013
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Boy, that toy must have pissed you off
Originally posted by
ScottA
FWIW here are my tests with a tempered borosilicate glass toy:
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water ... more
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water ... more
FWIW here are my tests with a tempered borosilicate glass toy:
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water multiple times: no detectable damage
Temperature: heat to red-hot with a torch and plunge in ice water: yep, that cracked it. After that hitting it with a hammer would break it (the heat/cool destroyed the temper).
In short, I no longer worry about my glass toys causing problems. less
Falls: Multiple falls from about 14 feet onto concrete: no detectable damage
Impact: hit with a 4-pound sledge: no detectable damage
Temperature: 350* oven to ice water multiple times: no detectable damage
Temperature: heat to red-hot with a torch and plunge in ice water: yep, that cracked it. After that hitting it with a hammer would break it (the heat/cool destroyed the temper).
In short, I no longer worry about my glass toys causing problems. less
I love empirical data! Thanks so much for sparing anyone else from having to use part of their collection for testing.
01/18/2013
The glass that sex toys are made of is AMAZINGLY durable. I can personally attest that I've dropped glass toys several times and have never encountered so much as a chip or scratch.
01/19/2013
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I didn't have a problem with it at all. I just had several glass toys, had stopped using that one, and many people were asking questions about how fragile glass toys are.
Originally posted by
Wicked Wahine
Boy, that toy must have pissed you off
I love empirical data! Thanks so much for sparing anyone else from having to use part of their collection for testing.
I love empirical data! Thanks so much for sparing anyone else from having to use part of their collection for testing.
01/19/2013
I admit, I was a little skeptical too. Haha. I'm glad I saw this before making another discussion about it. ScottA's tests are very comforting. LOL. I probably would have done the same thing.
01/20/2013
It seems like everybody else has already answered your question. I'll admit, I was a little skeptical about glass for a long time, but it's quite a different glass from that of most drinking glasses and the like.
I own the Bent Graduate (amazing, by the way) and the Icicles No. 37, but I have no fear of them breaking during use. Glass is just an amazing material all around.
My biggest concern with the toy in question is the lack of a flared base. You will likely know how far in it is by the graduation, of course. Just be careful and enjoy!
I own the Bent Graduate (amazing, by the way) and the Icicles No. 37, but I have no fear of them breaking during use. Glass is just an amazing material all around.
My biggest concern with the toy in question is the lack of a flared base. You will likely know how far in it is by the graduation, of course. Just be careful and enjoy!
01/20/2013
I never have concerns about breaking glass. Actually, breaking plastic may be more of a threat!
01/20/2013
I always wondered about this after seeing 1 man 1 jar D:
01/20/2013
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ew don't even mention that.
Originally posted by
joiedejouets
I always wondered about this after seeing 1 man 1 jar D:
02/08/2013
The glass borosilicate toys are durable BUT not all glass toys are borosilicate. A friend bought a glass toy at a home party, it rolled off the counter the second day she had it and it broke. I have borosilicate glass that has had no damage from slips/falls/drops.
UNLESS your orifices are, umm, lethal(?)you are good to go safely.
ENJOY...
UNLESS your orifices are, umm, lethal(?)you are good to go safely.
ENJOY...
05/23/2013
Not gonna happen!
05/23/2013
You must have some buns of steel to be worried about that. Lol.
Pyrex is extremely durable, it's not like a drinking glass that will shatter into 10000 pieces if you drop it. You can drop Pyrex onto hard tile and it won't shatter. You will be fine, if you do drop it and you're worried, just check for chips if anything. It also is not the kind of glass to shatter into tons of pieces. If it did break, it would break into big pieces. And it most likely won't break, especially won't break inside you. Unless you truly do have the buns of steel. You'll be fine!
Pyrex is extremely durable, it's not like a drinking glass that will shatter into 10000 pieces if you drop it. You can drop Pyrex onto hard tile and it won't shatter. You will be fine, if you do drop it and you're worried, just check for chips if anything. It also is not the kind of glass to shatter into tons of pieces. If it did break, it would break into big pieces. And it most likely won't break, especially won't break inside you. Unless you truly do have the buns of steel. You'll be fine!
05/23/2013
There is no need to worry about it. I've readin the forums that people have dropped them onto hard floors and they didn't break.
05/27/2013
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I've actually broken this toy once and had to get a new one. However, I wasn't very concerted and I'm still not. As long as you don't drop it onto a hard floor, it should be just fine.
Originally posted by
LaradoEnah
Is anyone else concerned about the glass breaking? I mean, I know its strong, but still. Or am I just paranoid?
11/18/2021
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Agree! I own some glass toys and treat them like treasure. Hide them in a separate box, each wrapped up in a soft fabric for safekeeping.
Originally posted by
Komitto
I've actually broken this toy once and had to get a new one. However, I wasn't very concerted and I'm still not. As long as you don't drop it onto a hard floor, it should be just fine.
11/19/2021
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That's exactly what I do with mine. I really like them, but you have to be careful not to break or crack them.
Originally posted by
Leil@
Agree! I own some glass toys and treat them like treasure. Hide them in a separate box, each wrapped up in a soft fabric for safekeeping.
12/21/2021
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