Bringing the luster back to my beautiful red bags

Ok , so they are not classic Ferraris or Corvettes ,, i think these are far better , my enema collection , so now i am in the mood to bring them to Bristol Fashion ,(Big Enema Bag Show coming up and i want to win first place ,, just kidding , lol but could you imagine such a thing , Enemas from around the world ) anyway , any idea of what i could use to bring back the luster , something that won't damage the rubber

@AnneMarie -- I hope these two site help. Let me know. -- DD

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Thanks, Deedee! I have several older bags that could use some sprucing up! I'll try the free one first, and the other if not satisfied! I'm sure your advice is welcomed by a bunch of us!

I have used "white wall" tire cleaner on rubber bags and it takes out dirt very well. There is something that works like W-D 40, but is NOT made with coal tar, or petroleum derivatives. It makes rubber shine nicely, but doesn't destroy it.

If you have black hard rubber nozzles that are dull, or have a slightly yellowish tinge to them, you can bring them back to like new condition by getting some "pipe stem cleaner" at any tobacco shop. Many smoking pipes have hard rubber mouth pieces and the sulfur in the human mouth will cause a dull, yellowing of the stems. Using pipe stem cleaner and lots of elbow grease will bring them back to life. ( You can also ask any tobacconist to "buff" your pipe stems and it will take maybe 3 min. to renew them---I DON'T recommend that you hand over your rectal and vaginal pipes).

After your rubber toys are thoroughly cleaned . . .

Coat them with a heavy layer of ARMORALL and let it stay wet for a good hour to absorb, then polish it dry.

Be VERY careful!

Any glossy rubber made before 1980 likely has lead in it. That's HOW they made rubber glossy at the time.

Be fully aware of the risks.

I don't use glossy rubber from before 1980 myself.

Susie hit it precisely: Armorall. I couldn't think of the name (Maybe Arisept would help me).