Sex Toy Science: The Principle of Non-Porosity
by Sandra Daugherty on December 30, 2010
[Fair Warning: NSFW links]
Everyday, I talk to people about the spectrum of materials available for their heavenly pleasures. But not all toy materials are heaven-sent. Some are downright holey. [Cue cheese]
Right now, my desk is littered with some of the best the sex toy industry has to offer. As I type, my elbow nudges a soft curved doohickey and it rocks against the hardwood table. Thump.
Ah, the sound of a good quality polymer.
There’s something beautiful about a thing well made, and a dildo is no exception. In fact, it’s not just a thing of beauty for its pretty color or pleasure-divining capabilities. The health factor of a toy made of non-porous material is worth its weight in gold.
So, in the name of a new year and a resolution towards health, I give you a little show-and-tell, if you will, on the benefits of sex toy non-porosity.
Happy New Year!!!
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Non-porosity… man for anyone in Nerdist land thinks sex talk has no place here (can’t imagine anyone would mind… if it’s one thing we nerds think about the most and yet don’t normally have is sex), just that word alone ranks her properly in the nerd arena.
Interesting as always and man that’s a lot of materials… I think I know why China’s cutting back on Rare Earths (please don’t correct me fellow nerdists, its a JOKE
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PS Um… I don’t know what you mean.. what DO you mean?
Happy New Year!
I could listen to you talk about non-porosity and boilable synthetics all night long.
As usual, Sandra, awesome.