LOL - Dwtim strikes again with the "in the name of science".
So cool!
I'm looking forward to part two!
So cool!
I'm looking forward to part two!
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Pyrex glass, is it safe? Take a look here and find out.
08/06/2011
Wow thanks for the video. I'm glad it was tested on your toys and not mine
08/06/2011
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Yes, well donations are gladly excepted Taylor, care to donate? hehe
Originally posted by
Taylor
Wow thanks for the video. I'm glad it was tested on your toys and not mine
08/06/2011
Oh, how I love your videos. <3 Always interesting and entertaining. Can't wait for part two!!
08/06/2011
Awesome!!! I am surprised the royal duet lasted without breaking that is cool!!!
08/06/2011
Great video, thanks! I've cracked a pyrex pie dish once. I was rushing to get some cooking done. So I got the pyrex dish out from the hot oven, removed the food and immediately placed the dish into the sink, turned on the water and the dish cracked into lots of pieces. I got slashed by a flyaway shard. It was pretty messy. I am now very careful when handling pyrex items!
08/06/2011
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Thanks Alyjazz. I love doing them, it is great they are well appreciated.
Originally posted by
Ajax
Oh, how I love your videos. <3 Always interesting and entertaining. Can't wait for part two!!
08/06/2011
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I know, eh? I figured that one would break, just goes to show you that price is not always everything.
Originally posted by
phunkyphreak
Awesome!!! I am surprised the royal duet lasted without breaking that is cool!!!
08/06/2011
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I am willing to bet that more Pyrex gets broke do to temp changes than dropping.
Originally posted by
Rossie
Great video, thanks! I've cracked a pyrex pie dish once. I was rushing to get some cooking done. So I got the pyrex dish out from the hot oven, removed the food and immediately placed the dish into the sink, turned on the water and the dish
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Great video, thanks! I've cracked a pyrex pie dish once. I was rushing to get some cooking done. So I got the pyrex dish out from the hot oven, removed the food and immediately placed the dish into the sink, turned on the water and the dish cracked into lots of pieces. I got slashed by a flyaway shard. It was pretty messy. I am now very careful when handling pyrex items!
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I hope you were not hurt to bad.
08/06/2011
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Well, I did oozed some blood, but it wasn't too bad. It was my own fault, I didn't heed the warning on the bottom of the dish.
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
I am willing to bet that more Pyrex gets broke do to temp changes than dropping.
I hope you were not hurt to bad.
I hope you were not hurt to bad.
Be careful when you conduct your second test!
08/06/2011
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Do you have plans for more experiments after the temperature one? Do you need donations?
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
Yes, well donations are gladly excepted Taylor, care to donate? hehe
08/06/2011
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Not really, do you have some ideas? I am more than happy to conduct more tests. I have a few more toys that do not get used that could be used. Give me your ideas and we will see what is needed.
Originally posted by
Tuesday
Do you have plans for more experiments after the temperature one? Do you need donations?
One that I have been thinking about is on how flammable TPR is. In this thread by ScottA, he states how TPR goes up like paper and was hard to put out. I just do not have a TPR toy that I am willing to give up.
08/06/2011
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Oh I will, I plan on using something that will let me drop the toy in the boiling water without being close to it.
Originally posted by
Rossie
Well, I did oozed some blood, but it wasn't too bad. It was my own fault, I didn't heed the warning on the bottom of the dish.
Be careful when you conduct your second test!
Be careful when you conduct your second test!
I am trying to figure out how to protect the wife's camera right now.
08/06/2011
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What kind of a camera is it?
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
Oh I will, I plan on using something that will let me drop the toy in the boiling water without being close to it.
I am trying to figure out how to protect the wife's camera right now.
I am trying to figure out how to protect the wife's camera right now.
(Point and click digital, or SLR/DSLR, or?)
Why not use a disposable waterproof camera for that one, so as not to ruin the wife's camera?
08/06/2011
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In the name of science, I do believe I can help you. Maybe I should toss in a latex and PVC toy too for further experiments. PM me if you want.
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
Not really, do you have some ideas? I am more than happy to conduct more tests. I have a few more toys that do not get used that could be used. Give me your ideas and we will see what is needed.
One that I have been thinking about is on how ... more
One that I have been thinking about is on how ... more
Not really, do you have some ideas? I am more than happy to conduct more tests. I have a few more toys that do not get used that could be used. Give me your ideas and we will see what is needed.
One that I have been thinking about is on how flammable TPR is. In this thread by ScottA, he states how TPR goes up like paper and was hard to put out. I just do not have a TPR toy that I am willing to give up. less
One that I have been thinking about is on how flammable TPR is. In this thread by ScottA, he states how TPR goes up like paper and was hard to put out. I just do not have a TPR toy that I am willing to give up. less
This could launch a whole new career for you. Sex Toy Science with Tim.
08/06/2011
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She has a digital video recorder. I can use my point and shoot but there would be no sound, I am thinking the sound of the toy breaking (if it does) would play well with the test.
Originally posted by
DeliciousSurprise
What kind of a camera is it?
(Point and click digital, or SLR/DSLR, or?)
Why not use a disposable waterproof camera for that one, so as not to ruin the wife's camera?
(Point and click digital, or SLR/DSLR, or?)
Why not use a disposable waterproof camera for that one, so as not to ruin the wife's camera?
I think I will just rig up a pane of Lexan that I have in front of the camera, should work just fine. The only problem now is doing it without the kids wondering what I am doing. lol
Damn, does that sound like Mythbusters or what?
08/06/2011
Great video as usual, Tim! This makes me glad that my glass toys are safely stashed away from you, though perhaps I might go through my collection and see if there is anything with which I'd be willing to let you experiment.
My husband just threw away a stroker the other day that split completely down the length of it on both sides. Perhaps he should have done a flame test (yet when I consider Scott's experience, perhaps it's good that he didn't check its flammability since we would have never expected it to flame up like toilet paper!).
My husband just threw away a stroker the other day that split completely down the length of it on both sides. Perhaps he should have done a flame test (yet when I consider Scott's experience, perhaps it's good that he didn't check its flammability since we would have never expected it to flame up like toilet paper!).
08/06/2011
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LOL, yup, "Keep them away from Tim!"
Originally posted by
Selective Sensualist
Great video as usual, Tim! This makes me glad that my glass toys are safely stashed away from you, though perhaps I might go through my collection and see if there is anything with which I'd be willing to let you experiment.
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Great video as usual, Tim! This makes me glad that my glass toys are safely stashed away from you, though perhaps I might go through my collection and see if there is anything with which I'd be willing to let you experiment.
My husband just threw away a stroker the other day that split completely down the length of it on both sides. Perhaps he should have done a flame test (yet when I consider Scott's experience, perhaps it's good that he didn't check its flammability since we would have never expected it to flame up like toilet paper!). less
My husband just threw away a stroker the other day that split completely down the length of it on both sides. Perhaps he should have done a flame test (yet when I consider Scott's experience, perhaps it's good that he didn't check its flammability since we would have never expected it to flame up like toilet paper!). less
That's why I do these, so everyone knows what can happen. Its like the silicone flammability test, who would have though a lube would be flammable?
If you have any ideas, feel free to post them.
08/06/2011
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Yeah, I've heard of lasagnas from the freezer exploding when put into a hot oven.
Originally posted by
Tuesday
Cold to hot will cause breakage too. Don't worry. I've seen it happen. Glass doesn't expand OR contract evenly when heated/cooled quickly.
08/07/2011
That was great! They should use this in a commercial!
08/07/2011
Thank you for this! I'm a very clumsy person and every time I wash my toys I'm extra careful not to drop or scratch them. I'll still be careful, but calmer. One is not Pyrex but some lesser type of glass (instruction on the box said not to boil), tough. The pouch I made for it is so tightly stuffed that you could use it as a pillow. With the giant dildo still inside.
08/07/2011
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Ha, what a great idea.
Originally posted by
Ryuson
That was great! They should use this in a commercial!
Phallix could use my video of their Pleasure Pouch, it would sell that product for sure.
08/07/2011
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Sounds like sweet dreams, eh? lol
Originally posted by
Wild Orchid
Thank you for this! I'm a very clumsy person and every time I wash my toys I'm extra careful not to drop or scratch them. I'll still be careful, but calmer. One is not Pyrex but some lesser type of glass (instruction on the box said not
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Thank you for this! I'm a very clumsy person and every time I wash my toys I'm extra careful not to drop or scratch them. I'll still be careful, but calmer. One is not Pyrex but some lesser type of glass (instruction on the box said not to boil), tough. The pouch I made for it is so tightly stuffed that you could use it as a pillow. With the giant dildo still inside.
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Ya, I still recommend folk be careful, I am just hoping that it help ease the fear of them breaking during normal use.
08/07/2011
This would be really great for all of the ignorant people who come in my store, look at the glass and say "Is that safe? What if it broke while you were using it? -insert 16 similar questions here-"
08/07/2011
Amazing! thanks for this video!
08/07/2011
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Feel free to use it, I could even send it to you. The same question pops up on the forum very month or so, kind of why I did it.
Originally posted by
Elaira
This would be really great for all of the ignorant people who come in my store, look at the glass and say "Is that safe? What if it broke while you were using it? -insert 16 similar questions here-"
08/07/2011
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My pleasure.
Originally posted by
SexyLilPixi
Amazing! thanks for this video!
08/07/2011
A big thank you for sacrificing a toy in the name of science. Your video was quite reassuring.
08/07/2011
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Glad it helped.
Originally posted by
Yaoi Pervette (deleted)
A big thank you for sacrificing a toy in the name of science. Your video was quite reassuring.
08/07/2011
Very interesting video, and thanks for sacrificing your toys for a better understanding of how glass can break.
08/07/2011