How do lesbo's keep their rubber toys sanitary??
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Communal toys should have protection on them. One's shared in a momoganus relationship can be shared. And you can clean them in the dishwasher! And dil-dos can be anywhere from $20 thru $100 depending on material, quality, and markup. And you simply dispose of them discretely in the garbage.
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When the pad gets wet it falls apart. Just like a diaper on a baby in a pool. \nUse a Tampon and avoid being thrown out of the pool. \nDump question [ I guess dump people do ask dump questions ].
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I sometimes wonder how they maintain the hygiene everyday......no offence please.....I need explaination.
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cause male need to keep it from jumping around \nfemale need it to keep some bacteria from going in
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Googling around to equipment manufacturers, what I'm finding makes it look like they are heat sealed, so I'm assuming that it has to be a melting glue. It also has to be non-toxic since it is a food product.\n\nThe site below has fill-your-own bags that are pre-glued and sealed with and iron.
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In order to get my hippie to bathe, I trick her with a trail of granola to the bathroom.  I keep her in there by having a steady stream of the Grateful Dead and the String Cheese Incidence on the radio.  I keep her preoccupied by throwing my recyclables in the regular trash.  As she sorting, I start washing her dred locks and before she knows what happened to her she's clean for another week.
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put a tiny bit of jam or marmalade, jam or honey on their gums or on their pacifier. it should work but dont do it too often cos its very sweet!
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Most condoms made by major manufacturers are good quality, and breakage/leakage rates are carefully monitored in manufacturing.  The latex CAN degrade by age---which is why they have expiration dates---and excessive heat/temperatures can also ruin the rubber, which is why keeping them in the glove compartment of your car is a Real Bad Idea.  \n\nFrom what I understand, the fastest way known to ruin a condom is to use a non-compatible lubricant with it.  If you use anything with a petroleum base, like Vaseline, it will literally MELT.  \n\nAlso, I checked a general reference (Guide to Getting it On, by Paul Joannides, 4th edition; Goofy Foot Press---probably the best, and certainly funniest, general sexuality book)---he mentioned a researcher (p. 578: Paul Voeller; no other citation listed) found that hand creams of ALL types and body powders will seriously weaken and destroy condoms.  "Almost any type of hand cream will weaken a latex rubber by 90% in less than 60 seconds, especially those that contain mineral oil."  \n\nMoral of the story:  USE ONLY lubricants that are marked as LATEX-COMPATIBLE.\n\nThere's also a reference that condoms may burst if you don't squeeze the air out of the tip before rolling it into place down the penile shaft.  I've only had one condom break during intercourse (very horrifying experience; thank goodness for the morning-after pill!)---no idea why it broke, BUT if I was having prolonged intercourse, I'd pause and check to make sure the rubber was still intact.\n\nI've heard that condom failure rates are based upon use for conventional vaginal intercourse, and there are anecdotal stories that **they may be slightly more likely to break** during anal intercourse, but have no hard data concerning this.  (You're on your own for the chances in general; maybe check the Planned Parenthood site?)\n\nFrom what I understand, most "contraceptive failures" on condom usage are associated not with breakage, but with failing to put the thing on early enough (before ANY penetration occurs), or with not hanging onto it during withdrawal, and the condom slipping off.  \n\nIn summary:  Buy nationally-known brands; check expiration dates; keep them at room temperature; use only LATEX-COMPATABLE lubricants; check the condom if you're having prolonged or really energetic sex.  And always use a fresh new condom, each time, every time, whenever you're having penetrative intercourse, to reduce the chances of sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancy.\n\nHope this helps.
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soap (long alkyl chains with carboxylate salts at the end)\n\nwater\n\nIf the sink has any rubber components, rubber is a polymer of carbon-carbon (as well as other) bonds.
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Most are made of rubber.
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with a rubber band and some peanut shells
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get one of those little plastic things they put in pizza boxes so they don't get crushed... they make an excellent inchworm picnic table.  a thimble for a toilet.  a corn chex (chek?) for a mattress... you're all set to go. :)
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Try contacting your local children's hospital ward, or try the actual Children's Hospital in DC.  I'm not sure if they need to disinfect them first though so might not be the best idea for sick kids to have old toys.  Why not just donate them away to the Salvation Army or Purple Heart or other charities?
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Bleach and they actually wash them often.LOL
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I concur with xlovebug(?) but leave it in the pillow case and dry with a pair of tennis shoes or tennis ball, helps keep it from bunching up. you can do stuffed animals this way too.
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you need to use a rubber dude, because the s*H*I*T  is abrassive since its fiber, and the best of all, when you finish you can get a bj, because she cant have the excuse that you weener smells like S hit
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Sand.  Hahaha...no really, send them baby wipes.  There is so much dust and sand there that they are used for everything.