so sweet lady

Post by **ORdoll** » Tue Dec 15, 2015 7:13 am

Naughty girl is having a long soak in the bath..............
She is sleeping in bathtub.But she is so beautiful , so crazy!!!!

Tangzihan

Thndrrbolt · Post by **Thndrrbolt** » Tue Dec 15, 2015 7:35 am

I thought it was considered bad form to soak TPE dolls.
Has something in their formulation changed?
T'Bolt

Post by **ORdoll** » Tue Dec 15, 2015 8:03 am

Hello T'Bolt,

Thank you for your message , Why do you think it is a considered bad from to soak TPE dolls?

I dont know the formulation changed somethings, May i know that ?

Thank you

Tangzihan
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Thndrrbolt wrote:I thought it was considered bad form to soak TPE dolls.
Has something in their formulation changed?
T'Bolt

dollguy13 · Post by **dollguy13** » Tue Dec 15, 2015 12:56 pm

someone had implied once water could possibly enter the enclosed skeletal area and rust would therefore be a risk

jonn · Post by **jonn** » Tue Dec 15, 2015 1:35 pm

dollguy13 wrote:someone had implied once water could possibly enter the enclosed skeletal area and rust would therefore be a risk

Rust, mold, splashing noises, any of these are good reasons to not want to submerge parts of a doll in water. If there is even the slightest crack or hole in a seal somewhere, then even a slight pressure differential can suck water in.

Sotaichou · Post by **Sotaichou** » Tue Dec 15, 2015 3:55 pm

whoa. that's one naughty lady...

/g'day.

Obin · Post by **Obin** » Tue Dec 15, 2015 5:09 pm

These are very sexy looking photos.

cain587 · Post by **cain587** » Tue Dec 15, 2015 7:02 pm

Nice images, could you upload more? I would love to see more

Post by **ORdoll** » Tue Dec 15, 2015 9:37 pm

That is sure! Thank you for your good suggest!

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Tangzihan

dollguy13 wrote:someone had implied once water could possibly enter the enclosed skeletal area and rust would therefore be a risk

Post by **ORdoll** » Tue Dec 15, 2015 9:40 pm

Thank you ! :haha4:

Tangzihan

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Sotaichou wrote:
whoa. that's one naughty lady...

/g'day.

deadpringle · Post by **deadpringle** » Tue Dec 15, 2015 10:22 pm

Thndrrbolt wrote:I thought it was considered bad form to soak TPE dolls.
Has something in their formulation changed?
T'Bolt

dollguy13 wrote:someone had implied once water could possibly enter the enclosed skeletal area and rust would therefore be a risk

I believe this was Harem's post a while back about a TPE doll he had purchased second-hand. The skeleton was exposed inside of the vaginal cavity, and because the doll had been submerged in water, water got inside of the skeletal structure, and rusted it pretty badly.

As I recall, the manufacturer of the doll in question has since resolved that issue by ensuring that the doll's body was completely covered in TPE, and therefore does not allow water inside of the skeleton. TPE itself should be fine in the water.

With that said, I never submerge my dolls in water. I see little reason to do it. I clean them with a soaked washcloth and a little soap, pat them dry, and them powder them.

Post by **ORdoll** » Tue Dec 15, 2015 11:13 pm

You are right, I put our doll to bathtub many times, It is ok ,But our clients need be careful ,This is a good way!

wow you have many dolls!!!

Tangzihan
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deadpringle wrote:
Thndrrbolt wrote:I thought it was considered bad form to soak TPE dolls.
Has something in their formulation changed?
T'Bolt

dollguy13 wrote:someone had implied once water could possibly enter the enclosed skeletal area and rust would therefore be a risk
I believe this was Harem's post a while back about a TPE doll he had purchased second-hand. The skeleton was exposed inside of the vaginal cavity, and because the doll had been submerged in water, water got inside of the skeletal structure, and rusted it pretty badly.

As I recall, the manufacturer of the doll in question has since resolved that issue by ensuring that the doll's body was completely covered in TPE, and therefore does not allow water inside of the skeleton. TPE itself should be fine in the water.

With that said, I never submerge my dolls in water. I see little reason to do it. I clean them with a soaked washcloth and a little soap, pat them dry, and them powder them.