yes please.
Wow. That’s really intense but classy at teh same time… although to be honest I would probably just be immature and turn it into a fort to add to the fun :)
Um, yeah. That’s half the reason I love it!
love everything about this!
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The Squildo “a squid that is also an awesome dildo” according to the copy on the etsy page. Another intriguing addition to the growing number of tentacle themed dildos out there
Many of you are probably aware of Fun Factory’s amazing vibrator line, but have you seen their rechargeable submersible vibrators? We’re one of the few shops that are carrying them, and they’re fantastic! They have the same playful designs and colors, but with an eco friendly bent!
Here at As You Like It, we love butts, because everybody has one! We also love these amazing glass butt plugs from Crystal Delights— you might remember them from the picture we posted of our Crystal Delights order.
a ‘jewel’ of a butt plug!
Looking for a new vibrator? AND on a budget? (who isn’t these days!) Well, you’re in luck. The Little Secret line from Tantus is cheap, quiet, but still packs a punch! It also features a 100% silicone sleeve!
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Portland, OR
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“Once again, I was lucky enough to help out with another review for SITWP. When the package containing the newest product hit my door step, I was already finding batteries for it. I received the pink Butterfly Kiss Dual Vibrator from Babeland.com…” (Read the full review via Butterfly Kiss Dual Vibrator Review | Sleeping in The Wet Spot)
I always hate the packaging toys like this come in, and I’m not too big on jelly and California exotics in general, but it seems to me that this shape makes 150% (or more) more sense than the shape of any rabbit vibrator. I guess that really depends on the anatomy of the person using it, but it just seems like you’d actually get dual stimulation from something like this rather than a rabbit that according to most reviews I read rarely work for anyone’s anatomy.
The things I think about.
Jelly toys are bad for you! Don’t use them! Cal Exotics aren’t too bad, some of their stuff is made in the US. But this design is getting a lot of use lately. unfortunately, I think most if not all of them are jelly.
A lot of times the package or a salesperson can tell you something about the composition of the toy, but here are some tips for telling for yourself if a toy is safe if you have access to a demo toy:
1) Is there discoloration on the demo toy? dirt permanently stuck to it? A lot of silicone toys can be lint magnets, but they can be easily washed, but jelly can never be completely cleaned, resulting in discoloration over time. If the toy looks a little greyer or browner than the toy in the box, steer clear.
2) Smell the toy. Does it have a chemical odor? Again, a few silicone toys can have a bit of an odor straight out of the package but it dissipates. If you find your toy has a strong, persistent, chemically odor, ditch it.
3) Feel it. How squishy is it? If the answer is very squishy (especially with a tacky feel to it) then there’s a chance that it has phthalates, chemical plastic softeners that have been linked to cancer, in it. Again, there are a few exceptions with “dual density” dildos that have a squishy outside and a firmer center. If it doesn’t advertize iteself to be dual density, then it is probably jelly.
4) Look at the color. Is it clear or jewel toned? Clear toys are a dead giveaway that it is a jelly offender.
If you can find the name of the material it’s made out of, edenfatasys.com has a fantastic directory of material safety here.