I just recently got a 2nd breast toy and my only downside with it is that its quite firm. I was wondering for those of you who also have had breast toys have yours gotten softer/less firm over time? My first breast toy i think seems to be a bit softer then when i initially got it but its been awhile so im not 100% on my memory. (I wash it every now and then in warm water then powder it with corn starch if that helps)
1st toy: Paizuri Bakunyu
2nd toy: Maga Kore Minamis Gekinyuu
1st toy: Paizuri Bakunyu
2nd toy: Maga Kore Minamis Gekinyuu
SeverinYourServant ( 93 )
@Soxzy
As far as I’ve experienced, sometimes TPE and similar materials *can* become softer with use, washing, and time. The ways in which I have seen have come with some considerations, however.
My first Tomax toy (Lilith Spiral Wave Soft) became less soft after 8 months, due to bad advice on maintenance (flipping inside out to wash, always using glycerin based soap, etc) and due to the frequency with which I was using and cleaning my only Onahole.
I finally found maintenance advice that I consider basic care at this point, and started maintaining with antibacterial cleaner, corn starch, lukewarm washes, etc., causing some firming to reverse. However, due to reversion from inelastic to elastic, the material gained an almost tacky feel, and leeched oils more heavily than before, leaving me with a toy that was almost flaccidly soft at some points.
I’ve had a ride toy become softer and more oily, but suspect that it will eventually become more firm.
I had an American made breast toy that eventually got softer, but the solution was regular maintenance and especially use of corn starch.
Unfortunately, it seems that the odds of a toy gainfully becoming softer are poor. Try to make sure you keep it in an ideal environment when not in use (cool, dry, potentially in a light shirt/bra), maintain regularly with corn starch, and avoid anything other than gentle washes. I have a hip from the same company, and can confirm that their material choice seems pretty firm, if it’s what they used for the oppai.
Best of luck in finding a solution that works for you.
As far as I’ve experienced, sometimes TPE and similar materials *can* become softer with use, washing, and time. The ways in which I have seen have come with some considerations, however.
My first Tomax toy (Lilith Spiral Wave Soft) became less soft after 8 months, due to bad advice on maintenance (flipping inside out to wash, always using glycerin based soap, etc) and due to the frequency with which I was using and cleaning my only Onahole.
I finally found maintenance advice that I consider basic care at this point, and started maintaining with antibacterial cleaner, corn starch, lukewarm washes, etc., causing some firming to reverse. However, due to reversion from inelastic to elastic, the material gained an almost tacky feel, and leeched oils more heavily than before, leaving me with a toy that was almost flaccidly soft at some points.
I’ve had a ride toy become softer and more oily, but suspect that it will eventually become more firm.
I had an American made breast toy that eventually got softer, but the solution was regular maintenance and especially use of corn starch.
Unfortunately, it seems that the odds of a toy gainfully becoming softer are poor. Try to make sure you keep it in an ideal environment when not in use (cool, dry, potentially in a light shirt/bra), maintain regularly with corn starch, and avoid anything other than gentle washes. I have a hip from the same company, and can confirm that their material choice seems pretty firm, if it’s what they used for the oppai.
Best of luck in finding a solution that works for you.
slvstk ( 128 )
@Soxzy Unfortunately, I've never heard of TPE getting Softer or more elastic over time. In actuality, it could be the opposite. TPE material is oil based, usually mineral oil. In general, TPE, loses it's elasticity and softness over time by evaporation of its oils. Surface oils will evaporate and get washed off with every cleaning, but after a while the deeper oils migrate to the surface and evaporate too. The result is likely to be a harder feel and possible cracking over time.
Powdering is a good thing, as it reduces friction and makes the skin feel good to touch. However, as powder is dry, it helps take away the oils from the surface as well!
In older TPE formulations, in order to maintain material elasticity, every few weeks (if you use the toy often), after washing you'd rub a Mineral Oil based baby oil, all over the toy and let it soak in for 30 minutes or so until you can't see any wet spots, then recoat with baby powder (corn starch)! But you also want to make sure you don't use too much Mineral Oil based baby oil, because that could saturate the material and cause breakdown. After 2 to 3 weeks repeat.
Although I've heard modern TPE formulations don't require that much maintenance to keep it soft.
Is there anyone with more experience that could chime in?
Powdering is a good thing, as it reduces friction and makes the skin feel good to touch. However, as powder is dry, it helps take away the oils from the surface as well!
In older TPE formulations, in order to maintain material elasticity, every few weeks (if you use the toy often), after washing you'd rub a Mineral Oil based baby oil, all over the toy and let it soak in for 30 minutes or so until you can't see any wet spots, then recoat with baby powder (corn starch)! But you also want to make sure you don't use too much Mineral Oil based baby oil, because that could saturate the material and cause breakdown. After 2 to 3 weeks repeat.
Although I've heard modern TPE formulations don't require that much maintenance to keep it soft.
Is there anyone with more experience that could chime in?