Anal Butter Crisco Vegetable Shortening 1360 g

Anal Butter Crisco Vegetable Shortening 1360 g 🥄

Vegetable fat is not a lubricant in the usual sense, and that is where nearly everything is decided. It lasts a very long time and does not dry out - which is why it has been used for fisting for decades. In return there are three noes: no latex, because fat degrades condoms and latex gloves and lets them tear unnoticed; not vaginally, because fat cannot be rinsed away and the flora tips; and not with toys of soft plastic or silicone, whose surface suffers under it. Anyone needing gloves takes nitrile rather than latex. And to take some out, a clean spoon goes into the tub, not a hand - otherwise the rest of the tub is no longer clean next time. This tub holds 1360 grams, three times the small one. With fat the big tub is only worth it if it actually gets used - opened and stored warm it goes rancid over time. In practice that means: the tub stands cool and dark, not on a radiator and not in the bathroom next to the shower. Take some out with a spoon or spatula, and whatever is out does not go back into the tub. On skin, fat cannot be washed off with water alone - that takes soap, and more of it than usual. Fabrics are the second issue: grease marks on sheets come out in a hot wash and otherwise not reliably, putting a towel underneath is the simpler solution. And anyone switching to a toy or a condom in between washes their hands first - otherwise the fat travels along. It sits under anal and fisting lubricant, under anal sex toys and in our drugstore section.

✨ At a glance

• 👉 Use: Not with latex, not vaginally
• 🤝 Compatibility: Glass and steel yes, silicone no
• ✅ Special feature: 1360 g

❓ FAQ

Can you use condoms with it?

No. Fat degrades latex, and the condom tears without you noticing. Anyone using condoms or latex gloves needs a water-based gel - the selection is under water-based lubricant.

What is it used for?

For applications where a gel dries out too quickly, above all fisting. For everything else a water-based lubricant is the more practical choice.

Why not vaginally?

Because fat cannot be washed out. It stays put, and that encourages infections. Anally the mucous membrane is built differently, where it is less of a problem.

Does it get on with toys?

With glass and stainless steel yes, with silicone and soft plastic not in the long run. So toys from sex toys are better with a water-based gel.