Fisting Lubricant Fuck Fist Milking Grease 1000 ml

Fisting Lubricant Fuck Fist Milking Grease 1000 ml 🧴

The classic from the farm: milking grease from Fuck Fist comes from udder care and has been used in the scene for decades. The reason is simple - it does not dry up. Where a water gel wants topping up after twenty minutes, grease lasts a whole session, and the tub goes a very long way. It is firm in the tub and turns soft on the skin within seconds. In return it has two hard limits: grease attacks latex and dulls silicone. Condoms, latex gloves and silicone toys are therefore out, and washing it off needs soap rather than water alone. How much you need is almost always underestimated with fisting: it is handfuls, not drops, and you top up before it starts to drag. It stands with the anal and fisting lubricant, under lubricant and in the brand world of Fuck Fist.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Fuck Fist
• 🔩 Base: Grease
• 💧 Content: 1000 ml
• ✅ Compatibility: Not with latex or silicone
• ✅ Consistency: Firm in the tub, melts on the skin
• ✅ Origin: From the farm, decades in the scene
• ⭐ Feature: Does not dry up

❓ FAQ

What does milking grease not tolerate?

Latex and silicone. Grease makes latex porous - condoms and latex gloves become unsafe - and leaves silicone surfaces dull and tacky. For silicone toys take a water-based gel from our water-based lubricant.

Why grease instead of gel at all?

Because of staying power. Fisting means long sessions with a lot of movement; a water gel soaks in and wants topping up again and again. Grease stays put. Anyone who does not need that is better served by a thick water gel - the comparison is in the lubricant guide.

How do I get it off again?

With warm water and soap; water alone is not enough for grease. Wash textiles straight away, because grease stains soak in. What else belongs to fisting is covered in what fisting is.

How do I wash it off again?

With warm water. The maker explicitly advertises that the gel rinses off easily and is not sticky. Wash toys afterwards with toy cleaner as usual; textiles go in the machine as long as no grease or silicone oil was involved. Which lubricant works with what is covered in the lubricant guide.