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Subject: rubber care
Posted Jan 8, 2000 by
graham
 
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you forgot to mention that oil based lubricants will dissolve rubber very quickly ..so bad news to all you baby oil worshippers..on a serious note..condon#ms split v quickly on contact with vaseline. Not very protective in any sense!

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Subject: rubber care
Posted Mar 2, 2000 by
Dazinho
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I think that's a great entry and it gets a link from my page. I'm trying to put together a list of "alternative" entries and I think this is just right.

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Subject: rubber care
Posted Mar 8, 2000 by
Johanna
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<<oil-based products>>

Good point - which is why I do NOT reccomend "Armor All" for latex-care, as it has significant oil-content.

Silly me - I had thought that was common knowledge amongst everyone, these days, especially given the increasingly prevalent use of condoms (and the knowledge that petroleum products are *bad* for the little devils). However, I had obviously forgotten that first rule - assume the reader knows nothing. smiley

Incidentally, I have been warned by some that cornstarch isn't the best dusting powder to use, as it can encourage the growth of bacteria. However, talcum powder is immune to that little problem - it's not an energy source for one-celled boogums. However, I still stick by cornstarch myself, and just wash the garment thoroughly as soon as I can after wearing it... I just can't stand the smell of talc... winkeye

Johanna

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Subject: rubber care
Posted Jul 9, 2003 by
kerida
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Its also worth noting that rubber/latex garments should be stored away from sunlight smiley

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