The vagina of my HOBOMEKO Hip is broken after several months of moderate usage, the colorized layer detached from the rest of the hip, drastically reduced its usability. For reference, HOBOMEKO is a huge, almost life-sized hip, and it was an overall amazing experience for me when it was in good shape. I am wondering if anyone had the same problems with hip-sized masturbators or any other masturbators.
Should I just give up on it and throw it away because the damage is irreversible? Or is it possible for me to keep it and somehow repair the damage?
If the damage is caused by my mishandling of the masturbator, what should I be aware of in the future? Lastly, any tips for preserving the longevity of such big toys?
For now, I am purchasing a new product, namely Obscene Suggestion Goku Supreme, I hope I can offer better care for my new toy. Thanks in advance for any responses.
Should I just give up on it and throw it away because the damage is irreversible? Or is it possible for me to keep it and somehow repair the damage?
If the damage is caused by my mishandling of the masturbator, what should I be aware of in the future? Lastly, any tips for preserving the longevity of such big toys?
For now, I am purchasing a new product, namely Obscene Suggestion Goku Supreme, I hope I can offer better care for my new toy. Thanks in advance for any responses.
slvstk ( 128 )
@ExperiatedLibrarian Okay, since nobody with better experience seems to be chiming in, I'll give it a shot. First off, let me start by saying that I've never attempted to repair an internal dual layer. I've only repaired external tears and wear. As for your situation, I would have to say it would depend on how severe the separation is. Is it just along the edges of the two materials or is it a complete layer separation? If it's just the edges, you could try to reseal it using TPE glue/solvent (Sil-poxy if it's made of silicone), that's what I use for external tears. For smaller repairs, I also use an adjustable temperature soldering iron, just hot enough to melt the TPE, but not burn it. But then, you'd still need some type of tool like a speculum, to spread the orifice enough to work on it. Now, if it's a complete layer separation then, I can't see any effective way to reattach the layer without cutting open the toy, then resealing the entire thing with TPE GLUE/SOLVENT (Sil-poxy if it's made of silicone). More work than it's probably worth.
ExperiatedLibrarian ( 20 )
Thank you very much for the informative response. I will say that I have learned something at least.
About the condition of my HOBOMEKO, the detachment between the layers is pretty severe. The internal layer of the vaginal hole is about 80% detached. The detached part was pretty smooth, and there are no marks of tearing between the layers. Given the condition, I don't think it is worth making it work either. I have had a good time with it while it lasted.
I am only feeling sorry to throw it away because it is the first 1:1 scale hip toy I get to own, the size of it makes it hard to dispose of, and the anal hole is still in good condition.
About the condition of my HOBOMEKO, the detachment between the layers is pretty severe. The internal layer of the vaginal hole is about 80% detached. The detached part was pretty smooth, and there are no marks of tearing between the layers. Given the condition, I don't think it is worth making it work either. I have had a good time with it while it lasted.
I am only feeling sorry to throw it away because it is the first 1:1 scale hip toy I get to own, the size of it makes it hard to dispose of, and the anal hole is still in good condition.
slvstk ( 128 )
@ExperiatedLibrarian Thinking about it, If the internal layer becomes completely detached, but otherwise remains intact, you could possibly try pulling the layer out, apply TPE glue/solvent to internal underlying smooth surface of the orifice using a long medical swab, Then reinsert the removed layer with a relatively thick lubed broom handle or similar item (to ensure proper expanded surface adhesion), and allow cure time. That could work. You'd still have to find a way to keep the opening expanded while you do it though, otherwise the layer wouldn't really slide in right.