The Doll Forum

Has anyone watched my review video?

If so, what do you think?

Jerry

Lyra Review I posted a full review under the manufacturer RIDMII , so you should take a look there for more details and pictures. However... I will drop a link to the video here so that you can jump to it directly. https://www.homure.com/video/Unboxing-Video.mp4 I tried to really go through everythi...

First row... From Tera Patric all the way across... had them all. Now in 2023... only Letha Weapons and French Madame survive... Latex lover the head crumbled. Eventually, the French Madam head will get mounted to the latex Lover body... and then there will be two. sad but so. I don't even think the...

This is Jerry... yes... Bill and I founded this forum WAY BACK... still around... just haven't visited in a while. Sad to report, out of all the inflatable dolls I had... only two remain, and only ONE of them is intact. Having a doll over TWENTY YEARS takes a toll on them for sure. The French Madame...

No, I am aware of oil's effect on latex as well as moisture. I always use a blower-type pump to inflate, never by mouth. The only lubricant is Astroglide. Oil from my hands could have accelerated the shoulder issue... but the face became like bubble gum... it decomposed after about 20 years. Latex d...

Interesting... I have the Latex Lover, and a Tera Patric each without a head. In the case of the Tera Patric, the latex got some sort of spotting... looks like a Cheetah... but otherwise, the latex is sound. That may work as the latex is a thicker type which would hold the shape better... and is far...

genesis218 - You are so very right. The silicone dolls are heavy, cannot be compacted, and as you get older they are more work to deal with than the pleasure you get from them. Vinyl dolls always get leaks at the seams, many times in a place impossible to fix without compromising the doll. (Patch ru...

I'm honestly surprised it worked. There is no chemical bond, it's strictly physical, and could be peeled off I would think. When I bond latex, I use Monkey Grip https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001B57D26/ It bonds in seconds... I took a red and a blue balloon, cut them in half and glued them toget...

Wow! What a lovely surprise!!!!

Thank you very much!!!
Jerry

He retired.

Getting older he was afraid that if he died his kids would find the dolls... sold them all, sold the forum, and now is simply living the retired life.

Jerry

At least latex dolls compress to a small size. You can get a rubbermaid container that is about 24x20x24 inches (61x50c61 CM) to hold at least three. Buy some of these and stack them in a closet. I have 1 realdoll and my 4 remaining inflatables which all fit into my tiny bedroom closet. If you and t...

The exterior neck of the doll is a plastic similar to Tupperware not latex. I was experimenting with a temporary way of holding the head on until I could come up with another solution. Perhaps a 3D printed insert. Not really sure yet.

I had some sample 12" x 12" (30 x 30 cm) latex sheets from an old project, I measured the diameter of the neck and cut a circle roughly 1" (2.5 cm) larger in diameter. I then put a balloon inside the doll with a piece of tubing attached and routed it out the neck hole. (This way I cou...

Thank you for that tip... I was wondering about the status of the doll. Mine is still in good condition... except that I cut her head off to remove the inner core, and now that I sealed the hole with a latex sheet cemented in... she holds air well... but is currently a Marie-Antoinette doll. :? I ne...

Well, that certainly is sad news. It seems like the mid-1990s were the golden age for these types of dolls. Other inflatables too... I had a strong fetish for balloons, and during that era, you could get many fascinating shapes that could be much fun to enjoy. But now, even the Qualitex 24 inch has ...