Is it harmful to leave a hybrid lube on overnight?
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10/23/2011
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Doubtful
10/23/2011
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Nope, it is just a mix of silicone and water based lubes. Some may not like the feeling of it but it will do no harm unless you are sensitive to the ingredients.
Originally posted by
AndromedaJane
Is it harmful to leave a hybrid lube on overnight?
10/23/2011
thanks for the info i was woundering also.
12/03/2011
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Good question.
Originally posted by
AndromedaJane
Is it harmful to leave a hybrid lube on overnight?
01/26/2012
*checks nethers* Doesn't seem to be a problem.
01/26/2012
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Nope!
Originally posted by
AndromedaJane
Is it harmful to leave a hybrid lube on overnight?
01/30/2012
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Real world testing! All in the name of science right?
Originally posted by
Rin (aka Nire)
*checks nethers* Doesn't seem to be a problem.
01/31/2012
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i agree completely !!!
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
Nope, it is just a mix of silicone and water based lubes. Some may not like the feeling of it but it will do no harm unless you are sensitive to the ingredients.
10/29/2012
no, i don't think so
10/29/2012
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You are correct.
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
Nope, it is just a mix of silicone and water based lubes. Some may not like the feeling of it but it will do no harm unless you are sensitive to the ingredients.
01/13/2013
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I would think so? I mean, any lube can't be left on due to the ingredients.
Originally posted by
AndromedaJane
Is it harmful to leave a hybrid lube on overnight?
02/08/2013
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What lubes are you using that can't be left on? If you choose not to clean them off yourself, most lubes will either A) be absorbed by the body harmlessly, or B) rinse off easily next time you take a shower.
Originally posted by
Petite Cannibal
I would think so? I mean, any lube can't be left on due to the ingredients.
Unless a lubricant is giving you genuine discomfort as it sits there (in which case shopping for a different lube might help anyway), there's usually no harm in letting it disappear on its own.
02/08/2013
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