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The Meiki® Toy Bag Plus is a delightful little accessory that truly stands out for its compact design and thoughtful functionality. What I particularly love about the Meiki Toy Bag Plus is its convenience. It's not oversized or bulky, making it ideal for quick trips or even for stashing in a larger bag when consolidating the toy collection.

I purchased this toy bag to store my EVO doll, and although it is a tight fit, it provides extra insurance that my Meiki Plush Evo is safely protected. Additionally, I bought another one to store the rest of my toy collection. One of these bags can either fit a Meiki Plush Evo or at least ten large toy boxes (if not more).

With the Meiki Plush Evo, the color is the same as the bag, so others cannot see through it. However, if you plan to store large toy boxes in this bag, please be aware that people can see through it because the material is thin, and any darker-colored boxes may be visible. Otherwise, this bag is extremely spacious and can serve other functions besides storing toys.

This dry stick from G Project is expensive. It's slimmer and has a smaller diameter, which makes it easier to insert into toys with complex tunnels. Compared to other dry sticks, it serves the same function, but what G Project adds is the cloth sleeve, which helps dry the dry stick. This saves time compared to air drying the dry stick. You can use it without the cloth, or you can cover the dry stick with the cloth and insert both into the toys.

I haven't found myself using this as often as the other dry sticks and the PVA rod since these other items has been serving me well. Nevertheless, G Project's dry stick and cloth sleeve are a welcome addition to my toolbox for maintaining my toys. It's a time saver for toys that are extremely tight, where a dry stick is harder to insert and where dry time is exponentially longer (even with a normal dry stick). Additionally, another benefit is that in certain situations, after using a normal dry stick, the toy's hole can still feel sticky even when it's dry, so all I need to do is use G Project's dry stick with the cloth sleeve to dry the hole. This dry stick serves as a final insurance when I’ve exhausted my other tools. It's not a must-buy, but it's a useful tool that I use alongside my other dry sticks and PVA rods.

NPG Quick Dry Stick sets the standard for dry sticks and is worth its premium. As it's not flexible as other products like the PVA rod (which can collect moisture at every nook and cranny), I have to squeeze the toy with the drying stick inside so that it can absorb the moisture from the end of the tunnels.

I find myself using this dry stick over the PVA rod as this dry stick is extremely quick for handheld toys. For hips, I would use the PVA rod before using this dry stick to capture all the moisture and water. Overall, it's the best dry stick available at this moment.

I'm surprised to say that Tamatoys has created a good toy this time with "Unpopular Man Uses Hypnotic Magic to Seduce Elves." The toy is stretchy and provides a very snug fit when you enter. The tunnel features a vacuum sensation, offering three distinct experiences; the last chamber is especially stimulating for the glans.

This last chamber is my personal favorite, and I find myself enjoying the feeling just as much as I do with other toys that have a similar design. While it may not be as intense as some other toys, there's minimal resistance, which aligns with the theme of the elf being hypnotized. Instead of being on edge, it feels more like relaxing in a hot spring while enjoying the sensations.