How necessary is this to have? What happens if I don't use it? Are there any alternatives?
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Fleshlight Renewing Powder : How Necessary Is It?
06/23/2012
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One word - cornstarch. From what I've read and heard, the material they are made of , 'superskin'. has a tendency to become tacky and stick to itself after it has been washed, moreso over time. I'm sure there are all kinds of commercial 'renewing powders' on the market, but unless you want to pay *premium* price for cornstarch, your local grocer is closer and cheaper. Do NOT use baby powder or talcum powder, because they *will* damage your product. See this page for info - link
Originally posted by
lulz
How necessary is this to have? What happens if I don't use it? Are there any alternatives?
06/23/2012
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Thanks alot
Originally posted by
LonelyWolf
One word - cornstarch. From what I've read and heard, the material they are made of , 'superskin'. has a tendency to become tacky and stick to itself after it has been washed, moreso over time. I'm sure there are all kinds of
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One word - cornstarch. From what I've read and heard, the material they are made of , 'superskin'. has a tendency to become tacky and stick to itself after it has been washed, moreso over time. I'm sure there are all kinds of commercial 'renewing powders' on the market, but unless you want to pay *premium* price for cornstarch, your local grocer is closer and cheaper. Do NOT use baby powder or talcum powder, because they *will* damage your product. See this page for info - link
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06/24/2012
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No problem! Hope the info I provided helped answer your question.
Originally posted by
lulz
Thanks alot
06/24/2012
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Talc has also been linked to some forms of cancer.
Originally posted by
LonelyWolf
One word - cornstarch. From what I've read and heard, the material they are made of , 'superskin'. has a tendency to become tacky and stick to itself after it has been washed, moreso over time. I'm sure there are all kinds of
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One word - cornstarch. From what I've read and heard, the material they are made of , 'superskin'. has a tendency to become tacky and stick to itself after it has been washed, moreso over time. I'm sure there are all kinds of commercial 'renewing powders' on the market, but unless you want to pay *premium* price for cornstarch, your local grocer is closer and cheaper. Do NOT use baby powder or talcum powder, because they *will* damage your product. See this page for info - link
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Better to just use some cornstarch, cheaper and easier to get.
06/24/2012
I agree; use ONLY cornstarch!! Make sure the sleeve is completely dry (inside and outside) before applying the cornstarch!
06/24/2012
Thanks, that is a great point!
06/24/2012
I use cornstarch on mine but not every time we use them. Haven't had any problems with them getting too sticky yet.
06/24/2012
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Technically, talc itself has not been linked to cancer. It is actually asbestos contamination of talc that is the problem. In a limited study, US manufacturers if talc were clean of asbestos. However, it can be difficult to know the source of talc in a product.
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
Talc has also been linked to some forms of cancer.
Better to just use some cornstarch, cheaper and easier to get.
Better to just use some cornstarch, cheaper and easier to get.
Regardless, I agree that simple cornstarch is cheaper.
06/24/2012
Cornstarch
06/25/2012
I had no idea that it was cornstarch, I have some and never knew you could use it for that.
06/26/2012
Have used plain cornstarch for years.
06/26/2012
welcome to the glory hole
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really, i baked a fucking cake in mine, lol thanks for the advice
Originally posted by
PassionateLover2
I agree; use ONLY cornstarch!! Make sure the sleeve is completely dry (inside and outside) before applying the cornstarch!
07/31/2017
Should cornstarch also be used on the inside of the dry fleshlight?
12/03/2017
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