Squirting Dildos

A squirting dildo ejaculates: a channel runs through the shaft to the tip, a squeeze bulb or syringe at the base fills it, and at the moment of your choosing a squeeze sends the liquid out. It is a toy for a specific fantasy, the finish, and for people who like the realism of a dildo taken one step further. This guide covers how they work, what to fill them with, and the cleaning that this kind of toy needs more than any other.

How they work

The simplest have a bulb on a tube: fill the bulb, connect it, squeeze. Others have a syringe that pushes a measured dose, or a bulb built into the testicles so that squeezing the base does it with no tube in the way. The built in kind is easier to use one handed and looks better; the tube kind holds more and refills without taking the toy out.

What to fill it with

Warm water, or a water based lubricant thinned with water, is the sensible choice; some come with a fake semen lubricant that looks the part and is made for the purpose. Never fill it with anything oily, milky or sugary, and never with anything not made to go inside the body: the channel is hard to clean and whatever goes in comes out inside someone.

Material

Most squirting dildos are PVC or TPE, because the material has to be soft enough to squeeze; a few are silicone with a silicone bulb. The soft blends are porous, which matters more here than with any other toy because liquid sits in the channel. Treat them as personal toys, replace them when they turn tacky or smell, and choose silicone if you can.

Cleaning

Flush the channel through with warm water immediately after use until it runs clear, then with a little mild soap, then with clean water again. Squeeze the bulb dry, leave the toy tip down to drain, and let it dry completely before it goes in a drawer. A toy that is put away wet inside will grow things.

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