Urethral Dilator in Steel with a Ring 14 x 0.7 cm

Urethral Dilator in Steel with a Ring 14 x 0.7 cm ⚙️

A urethral dilator by Metal Hard in stainless steel. The shaft is stepped in bead shapes, and a ring for holding and pulling out sits at the upper end. It is one of the thin gauges - the one you start this kind of play with, not the one you finish with. Metal is the easiest material to care for in toys: it absorbs nothing, it tolerates any lubricant and it can be cleaned with hot water. It stands with fetish sex toys, under BDSM sex toys and with sex toys for men; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Metal Hard.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: stainless steel
• 📏 Length: 14 cm
• ⭕ Diameter: 0.7 cm
• 〰️ Shape: stepped in beads
• ✅ Grip: ring at the end

❓ FAQ

What is the ring for?

For holding and above all for pulling out. A dilator without a stop is the mistake you make exactly once in this kind of play - here the stop is built in.

What has to be observed?

Cleanliness before anything else. The dilator belongs cleaned before and after every use, the hands as well, and it comes into play only with plenty of lubricant - never dry, never with force.

Which lubricant goes with it?

A sterile, water-based one. Stainless steel tolerates any gel, the urethra does not - what goes in here should have as few additives as possible. Water-based ones stand under water-based lubricant.

Who is it not for?

For starting without preparation and for anyone with an inflammation or a known sensitivity. Anyone unsure does not start at all - this kind of play does not forgive impatience.

How is it cleaned?

With hot water and soap or a toy cleaner from sex toy cleaner. Stainless steel also tolerates boiling; with this application that is not an exaggeration.

Does metal cool down too much?

It takes on the temperature it finds. Anyone who likes it warm puts it in warm water first - inserted cold it is more unpleasant than it needs to be.

How is it stored?

Dry and on its own, ideally in the bag supplied. Stainless steel does not rust, but scratches from other metal parts are a real problem in this area of use.