The smell of rubber toys

Blindinthedark · Nov 2, 2003

Anyone have any suggestions on how to remove that rubber smell that toys have.
The GF likes the toys, hates the smell.

We were thinking of soaking the toy in water for a day or so but I have a sinking feeling that won't work.

Is there a secret method for de-rubberfying toys?

I_Edwards · Nov 2, 2003

Constant use.

Weird Harold · Nov 2, 2003

Blindinthedark said:
We were thinking of soaking the toy in water for a day or so but I have a sinking feeling that won't work.

I suspect the problem will require time for the "volitile esthers" to disapate.

Soaking in water might help, but washing the toys with a mild detergent will probably do more than a simple soaking in plain water.

A couple of passes through the dishwasher gets rid of the rubbery smell in new Rubbermaid (tm) lids, so that might work for your toys as well.

(In part, it is going to depend on the formulation of the rubber the toys are made of -- some rubbers take longer to lose their smell than others, and some never lose it completely.)

dollface007 · Nov 3, 2003

I've had my toy for a while, but the smell never gets any better. Someone asked this question on the "Sunday Night Sex Show" the other week, and good ol' Sue said that there's no way to get rid of the smell. She suggested using flavored condoms if you want to put a rubber toy in your mouth.

Blindinthedark · Nov 3, 2003

I_Edwards: It's not thru lack of trying

Weird Harold: Good advice as always. I tried it and no luck. Still rubbery but worth the try.

dollface007: Sue's never lead me astray. I guess my gf will just have to bite the rubber

I guess she'll just have to covert to that soft gel-like rubber.

Thanks for the info folks. I guess it's down to saran wrap or nose plugs.

BD

JustSkye · Nov 18, 2003

All of my toys are scented so I don't have that problem

Meat Whistler · Nov 18, 2003

Don't purchase cheap(er) toys. They cut the rubber with plasticine and that causes the strong scent. Granted, any of the toys will have a smell (unless made with silicone), but the ones that are cheaper and cut with plasticine makes the smell intense.

The plasticine can also give your toy a sheen/oily feeling.

If you don't want to part with the toy (I've had to do this a few times), utilize a flavored condom or a sealer that is non-toxic.

Guest · Nov 18, 2003

Italian Goddess said:
Don't purchase cheap(er) toys. They cut the rubber with plasticine and that causes the strong scent. Granted, any of the toys will have a smell (unless made with silicone), but the ones that are cheaper and cut with plasticine makes the smell intense. The plasticine can also give your toy a sheen/oily feeling.

If you don't want to part with the toy (I've had to do this a few times), utilize a flavored condom or a sealer that is non-toxic.

Your a ToysRUs kid aren't ya Goddess lol!!!

Meat Whistler · Nov 18, 2003

TexasBadboy said:
Your a ToysRUs kid aren't ya Goddess lol!!!

Call me Geoffery.

Guest · Nov 18, 2003

Yeah that would prolly be an apt name for you lol!!!

Meat Whistler · Nov 19, 2003

sweet T · Nov 19, 2003

I have found the smell fades somewhat after a period of time... but never goes away totally... silicone is better and thinking about the scented ones...

What flavor do you think would be good... ?

Meat Whistler · Nov 20, 2003

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