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About the talc thing... is it absolutely vital?
What if I've not got any? Should I go buy some?
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About the talc thing... is it absolutely vital?
What if I've not got any? Should I go buy some?

Yes, absolutly vital (although you can use a water based lube too, bit messy though) and it's also important that it's not perfumed as they can contain things that can degrade the latex.
Dear Members,
The reason for this E-Mail is to make you aware of a Dressmaker in Liverpool that is looking to expand in the Fetish & Swinging lifestyle clothing fashions.
Previous to this outfits have been made for performers in Liverpool's numerous Lapdancing establishments.
The reason for this is due to me being recommended to go to the mentioned Dressmaker by an acquaintance. I have had to the date of this E-Mail, two made to measure unique outfits made from my own design.
After conversations with the owner & dressmaker, they are interested in expanding their range into both Fetish & Swinging lifestyles.
At this present time they would like FEMALES ONLY yet if the venture gains enough interest they will allow Males to also attend.
So if you want her Contact Details them PM me & I'll forward them to you.
redface redface redface
Erm... Latex. I think I like it.
redface redface redface
:rascal: Dammit why do I develop the expensive fetishes?!
sixfootsix
You seem to know a lot on the subject! :twisted: lol
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sixfootsix
You seem to know a lot on the subject! :twisted: lol

Ummmm.... :rascal:
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One other thing.....
...chlorinated latex...you can chlorinate your own latex with if you take a trip down to your local hardware store for supplies! (it's not a pleasant process cause it involves chlorine gas, but it's oh so worth it! :twistedsmile
The advantage is that it's super smooth all the time, goes on without any need for lube or talc...

Dear Sixfootsix,
Could you please give a Internet link about how to do this with... chlorinated latex.
Would like to know & learn.
From,
Wunderhorse.
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One other thing.....
...chlorinated latex...you can chlorinate your own latex with if you take a trip down to your local hardware store for supplies! (it's not a pleasant process cause it involves chlorine gas, but it's oh so worth it! :twistedsmile
The advantage is that it's super smooth all the time, goes on without any need for lube or talc...

Dear Sixfootsix,
Could you please give a Internet link about how to do this with... chlorinated latex.
Would like to know & learn.
From,
Wunderhorse.
I can't post any information about it here, because it's a process that results in the production of large amounts of chlorine gas - which if inhaled would not be good.
However, searching google for chlorinated latex is a good start and it shouldn't take you long to find a site with all the instructions on! smile
Me again - sorry!
Is there some sort of special way I should store latex? Don't want to wreck the stuff I am spending a small fortune on.
Help appreciated as always.
Nola x :rose:
Really sorry but .............
Everytime I see this thread my head reads "an EXLAX question" :giggle:
Whats wrong with me? :doh:
Sam xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
well if your mind turns to laxatives that readily i suppose we can all guess whats wrong with you hun :-)
We knew an accountant that used to be cursed with constipation , but he sat down and worked it out with a pencil :P
:giggle: :giggle: :giggle: :giggle: :giggle:
My coffee just went everywhere!!!!
Sam xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Me again - sorry!
Is there some sort of special way I should store latex? Don't want to wreck the stuff I am spending a small fortune on.
Help appreciated as always.
Nola x :rose:

Wash it and make sure all your skin oils are off it and then make sure that it's properly dried.
Best way to store is wrapped in tissue paper.
Don't let the latex (especially coloured latex) come into contact with copper because it'll mark the latex permanantly and very quickly.
just soap and water or just water? Nowt special?
Ta passionkiss
Quote by noladreams30
just soap and water or just water? Nowt special?
Ta passionkiss

Yep, just a little soapy water and then make sure it's all rinsed off with clear water.
You might also want to apply some talc once it's all dried cause the latex will stick to itself. (plus it's pre-talced for next playtime! lol)