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Personal Lubricants |
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All lubricants are not equal... |
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Lubricants are very important part of
enjoying butt plugs and other anal sex toys. However,
lubricants are made of silicone, oil or water-based
materials, and have different properties. The pros and
cons of each lubricant type is described below.
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Lubricants are very important part of enjoying butt plugs and other anal sex toys. However, lubricants are made of silicone, oil or water-based materials, and have different properties. The pros and cons of each lubricant type is described below.
Water-based lubricants can
be considered as "all-purpose". They are
compatible with butt plugs made of any material
and generally good for masturbation,
sex-toy use, and anal or vaginal intercourse.
However, they are thinner in consistency than
oil-based lubes and dry out more quickly than
other kinds of lubes.
Oil-based lubrications
are designed not to dry out, making it ideal for
masturbation. Also, some people find it less
irritating than other kinds of lubes. Their main
disadvantage is that the cannot be used with
latex products, including condoms, diaphragms
and cervical caps. Oil-based lubes can also
damage sex toys made of certain materials, such
as rubber or silicone (see table below for
compatibility with materials). One other drawback, is that
oil can stain fabrics and may be difficult to
remove since it is immiscible with water.
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Silicone-based lubricants
last longer than other kinds of lubes and do not
dissolve in water, making it ideal for water-play. Many
also like the smooth, silky feel of silicone-based
lubricants. Their main disadvantage is that some
silicone-based lubricants cannot be used with
silicone-based toys. You might think it strange, but
this is because they might react chemically with one
another. Depending on the grade of silicone used in the
lubricant and in the toy, the two may bond to each other
and cause the toy to melt. To check if your lube and
your toys are compatible, you can test the lubricant on
your toys before using them together. If the toy becomes
gummy or sticky, or starts to flake, then they are
incompatible. Lastly, silicone, like oil, it can also
stain fabrics and can be difficult to wash away.
The table below shows the three types of
lubricants and their compatibility with different
materials.
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*Depends on the quality of silicone of the lubricant and the toy.
Please read the
section
above on silicone-based lubricants for more
details.
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