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That Meiki Plush really tied the room together.
on my Fleshlight i just ran some hot water through it for a minute and that did it for me not sure about Onaholes though....since there is no exit hole like on fleshlights
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Onas dont work as well because theres much more thermal mass. All that squishy rubber retains the cold which fights whatever warm you can somehow introduce.
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For me personally, warming the meiki before use really adds the missing element to the experience. As others stated it can be tricky to do because of the closed end design, but I think I have it figured out so I'll share what I do with you guys.First off, I bought a 1 gal. bucket with a 6" internal diameter on the bottom from my local hardware store. The actual capacity isn't that important but the internal diameter being at or around 6" allows the meiki to be pushed down to the bottom of the bucket with the meiki length keeping it pinned there.Fill the bucket with hot water and let the meiki soak. As long as you can keep your hand in the water for a while it shouldn't be too hot for the meiki to handle, but hotter the better.Leave it soaking for 10-15 minutes, any longer and it will start to cool. For me it's just enough time to start the porn and get myself good and ready. Shake it out and dry the outside. Insert some lotion and it's ready to go.If I'm feeling lazy I'll just wet the inside of the meiki and insert a couple of fingers to get it a little warmer. A cold meiki kind of kills the illusion for me now. SB
Quote from: Universal on December 02, 2013, 04:28:36 PMOnas dont work as well because theres much more thermal mass. All that squishy rubber retains the cold which fights whatever warm you can somehow introduce. I can never plan ahead , but if you can how about this: Ona in dishpan of very warm (not hot) water for extended time, say 30 min.Over time the heat has to transfer into the ona. 3-4 gallons of water -- unlike air -- also has a lot of thermal mass. Maybe replace water from the hot tap at some point.Advantage, once the ona is warm it stays so for reason you state. Yes?
Excellent advice as always SB. I will add I've done similar and use a protein canister with the lid screwed on tight. That allows you more time in the soak (and for the Meiki to take up heat) as theres less exposed to cold surface air.Also fun, wrap a towel around the vessel for insulation. Noticeable difference.
Quote from: Universal on December 02, 2013, 09:47:56 PMExcellent advice as always SB. I will add I've done similar and use a protein canister with the lid screwed on tight. That allows you more time in the soak (and for the Meiki to take up heat) as theres less exposed to cold surface air.Also fun, wrap a towel around the vessel for insulation. Noticeable difference.That's some good ideas, I'll give those a try. I've noticed that you've been making a lot of great posts, giving good advice. Big props to you! Sharing knowledge is what makes this forum pretty cool SB
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big announcement?!?! can't wait to hear it! Same as what SB said, thanks Universal for all the useful posts that you share with everyone, I enjoy reading your posts a lot and try to prop you whenever I can.