I’m sure you’ve heard about Crisco before. It’s something people knew as a cooking lubricant—a sort of shortening that could be used in baking, frying, and sautéing. But it’s recently come to light that Crisco could be used for more than just cooking. In fact, many people are now using it as a sex lubricant. And here’s the big question… Will Crisco damage dildos?
First off, let me say that Crisco isn’t recommended for use on silicone sex toys. This is because it can interfere with the material, making it harder and less flexible. That said, if you want to use Crisco, it’s best to use it on glass, metal, or plastic sex toys. Just be sure that you do a skin test beforehand, to make sure it won’t cause any adverse reactions on your skin.
Now, if you still want to use Crisco on silicone sex toys, I suggest that you stick to water-based lubricants. These will last longer and won’t break down the material of the toy like Crisco might. Plus, it’s a lot safer to use because it’s much gentler on sensitive skin.
But even if you decide to forgo the Crisco and use a water-based lubricant instead, you still need to be careful. Dildos can be delicate and you don’t want to damage them by cleaning them with improper methods. So my advice is to read the toy’s instructions to know the best way to store, clean, and lubricate it.
Another thing to keep in mind is that some lubricants can cause changes in color and texture. So if you’re using a toy made of a porous material, like rubber or jelly, it’s best to use a silicone-based lubricant. These are less likely to cause discoloration or changes in texture.
Lastly, make sure you never share sex toys with anyone else. And if you do, always use a fresh condom and proper lube. Sharing toys increases your risk of infection, so it’s best to just keep them for your own personal use.
Now as far as Crisco goes, I still wouldn’t recommend it for use on dildos, as it can cause problems with the material over time. But, if you must use it, make sure you do a skin test first and use it only on glass, metal, or plastic toys. Also, keep in mind that some lubricants can cause changes in color or texture, so make sure you read the toy’s instructions to know which ones are safe to use. Lastly, never share toys with anyone, and be sure to use a fresh condom and proper lube if you do.
In addition to the above information, there is some controversy about the use of Crisco as a sex lubricant. Many people argue that it’s not a good idea to use it on dildos, especially silicone ones. This is because it can damage the material and cause it to break down over time. Others argue that although it’s not generally recommended for use on silicone toys, if used correctly it can be a safe and enjoyable lubricant.
Another argument is that the ingredients in Crisco are known to cause an increase in ph level of the vagina, which in turn can increase the risk of infection. This is because certain bacteria, such as gonorrhea and chlamydia, thrive in areas of high ph. So it’s best to proceed with caution when using Crisco on any type of toy, particularly when it comes to using it in or around sensitive areas.
It’s also important to note that Crisco can be difficult to clean off toys. It’s known to be a very greasy and sticky substance, which can make it difficult to remove completely. This is why it’s often best to stick to water-based lubricants, as they are much easier to clean up after.
Finally, it’s important to remember that Crisco was originally designed for cooking, and not for use as a sex lubricant. So it’s important to read the directions carefully in order to ensure that you are using it properly. This is especially true when it comes to using it on delicate materials, such as silicone toys.
All in all, it’s important to keep in mind that Crisco may cause damage to some dildos, and that it’s best to use a water-based lubricant on silicone toys. However, if you do decide to use Crisco, make sure you do a skin test first and always read the instructions carefully. And, never share toys, as this increases your risk of infection.