JLube

So I've seen a ton of people that swear by jlube. I've always used ID Glide myself. It was the first lube I tried, and it worked fine so that's what I always got. I pay about $50 a gallon for it, so the $2-4 a gallon jlube yields is very attractive. I play with a lot of large toys and long toys, with the odd fist or two from time to time, and people that love jlube seem to be right in line with that. I've read a bit about it, and I have a few questions.

Is it as difficult to clean up as some people say?

Does it stain fabrics?

Do you mix it on the fly or ahead of time as some sites suggest?

Are there any drawbacks to it?

If you have tried id glide, how does it compare?

It can be a little time consuming to clean, but it does come out. Adding some salt to the cleaning solution will break up the polyethylene oxide polymer that makes j-Lube slippery. I have not had it stain fabrics, but it can take time to remove it. It is MUCH more slippery than ID Glide.

You should mix it a day in advance of using it for the smoothest gel formation. You can mix it easily in a blender. Start with COLD water. In the summer, refrigerated water can be better. Refrigerated is good in the summer because tap water tends to be warmer. Have the blender on a low to medium speed. While it is running, add your pre-measured amount of j-lube powder in a smooth pouring motion over three to five seconds. Do not just drop it in. When you hear the blender start to slow down by the resistance of the j-lube forming its gel stage, it is done. DO NOT over beat in the blender--you will actually be cutting up the polymer molecules and you will lose the slipperiness.

Hi

I use an empty and very clean washing up liquid bottle or similar . Just put some powder in say about 2 teaspoons and had about 3/4 inch water shake it up leave it to thicken . Adjust either powder or water .I keep mine in the fridge ready to use it gets nice and thick if left .

Washes out easy clean up but is as slippery as fxxck it gets every where so mind floors.

I play with most of my toys in the bath easy to just rinse the bath to save slipping as you play.

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