Jelly toys rank pretty low on material safety since they're porous. Since cleaning them is harder, do you know when they've outlived their prime and it's time to toss 'em?
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Do you know when to throw out your jelly toys?
12/30/2016
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Their safety rating is why I don't buy these toys.
12/30/2016
Long before silicone toys hit the market - jelly was about the only option besides PVC. Both my wife and I developed a sensitivity to jelly - so that it burned during use - BIG buss kill!
Silicone toys to the rescue
Silicone toys to the rescue
01/03/2017
Jelly visibly begins to stain and become porous, once you can feel the roughness under your fingertip it really is time to throw out or buy a replacement jelly sheath. Jelly toys, especially generic ones, can usually be salvaged and revitalised.
01/05/2017
It it starts to look discolored or cracked, or feels rough I'd throw it away (or recycle it), however I honestly prefer silicone toys and seldom buy anything else.
03/20/2017
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I hate it when the rubber becomes sticky or oily.
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Lvstoplay
It it starts to look discolored or cracked, or feels rough I'd throw it away (or recycle it), however I honestly prefer silicone toys and seldom buy anything else.
12/19/2018
I don't buy any, because I dislike the idea of something that's literally unsanitary going into my body.
01/27/2019
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