Hello Everyone,
Hope you've had a good 2022.
Onaholes in general seem to be made of TPE with an oil inside this material to make the material softer/squisher (I've heard this oil once called "silicone sweat"). Unfortunately, this oil seems to naturally seep out of a toy on its own over time. This can potentially cause unwanted stains to surfaces or fabrics. Questions:
1.) Is there any way to prevent the oil from leaking or is the best you can do to diligently keep a barrier between your toy and other things (e.g. plastic bag, towel, etc.)?
2.) Would the oil go through any toy bags such as the Meiki onahole or hip toy bags?
3.) If the oil stains a surface or fabric, what ways are there to clean off the oil or reduce the stain?
I would appreciate anyone's input.
P.S. Will there be more product polls? Onahole designs and technology seem to continue to evolve, so it's always interesting to see what new things are in the market.
Hope you've had a good 2022.
Onaholes in general seem to be made of TPE with an oil inside this material to make the material softer/squisher (I've heard this oil once called "silicone sweat"). Unfortunately, this oil seems to naturally seep out of a toy on its own over time. This can potentially cause unwanted stains to surfaces or fabrics. Questions:
1.) Is there any way to prevent the oil from leaking or is the best you can do to diligently keep a barrier between your toy and other things (e.g. plastic bag, towel, etc.)?
2.) Would the oil go through any toy bags such as the Meiki onahole or hip toy bags?
3.) If the oil stains a surface or fabric, what ways are there to clean off the oil or reduce the stain?
I would appreciate anyone's input.
P.S. Will there be more product polls? Onahole designs and technology seem to continue to evolve, so it's always interesting to see what new things are in the market.
DMSPL ( 195 )
@Numbers910 Powder it after every use to help keep oil from leaking. I've been using Arrowroot powder but Cornstarch is the most common. I feel the oiler ones need the powder renewed far more often when not in use.
Yes, if product is oily it seeps straight through the toy bags as the ones needed for these products need to be breathable. It will leave significant stains if your product seeps oil like this, so place on something you don't care about the stains.
I am not sure about cleaning the stains.
In my experience, all my products that have left significant stains are soft ones made in China. I have a really hard one from China and plenty of Japan ones soft and hard. The difference is really clear vs all the soft China ones I have.
Yes, if product is oily it seeps straight through the toy bags as the ones needed for these products need to be breathable. It will leave significant stains if your product seeps oil like this, so place on something you don't care about the stains.
I am not sure about cleaning the stains.
In my experience, all my products that have left significant stains are soft ones made in China. I have a really hard one from China and plenty of Japan ones soft and hard. The difference is really clear vs all the soft China ones I have.
Hedley ( 105 )
@Numbers910 based on my personal experiences:
1) There is no way to stop oil leakage. You can slow it down by not leaving it on top of absorbent surfaces such as paper towels or tissues.
2) Yes, the oil can go through cloth given enough storage time has passed. I highly recommend keeping the plastic bag the toy came packaged in as it works great as a barrier between the toy bag and the onahole to top oil from bleeding through.
3) I would imagine tossing the fabric onto the laundry with some laundry detergent should be enough to remove an oil stain.
1) There is no way to stop oil leakage. You can slow it down by not leaving it on top of absorbent surfaces such as paper towels or tissues.
2) Yes, the oil can go through cloth given enough storage time has passed. I highly recommend keeping the plastic bag the toy came packaged in as it works great as a barrier between the toy bag and the onahole to top oil from bleeding through.
3) I would imagine tossing the fabric onto the laundry with some laundry detergent should be enough to remove an oil stain.