Melting Sex Toys Are Bad
Posted by telecommatt on October 24, 2007
The Smitten Kitten in Minneapolis is one of the adult toy retailers which has stopped selling certain kinds of toys because of questions about the chemicals used to make them.
In an odd sort of menage a trois, this week’s Environment Report, which I mentioned here, did a segment on dangerous chemicals in sex toys, which I posted about here, in which they interview one of the owners of local Minneapolis environmentally-concerned sex shop, The Smitten Kitten. Did you get all that? Anyway, listen to the podcast. And tell a friend. It’s a subject that needs more attention.
And check out the photo of the melting jelly toys from the slideshow. And you’d want to put that where??
Chrissy The Sex Toy Fan said
Where would us single people be without our favourite toys! But are we in danger. How do we know if they are safe. I use mine so fast that I’m worried about bursting into flames. Lol
Miss dildo said
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??? said
What reviews are you talking about?
How can anyone think making this sort of claim with no links to support them will help your thoughts.
Could you please post some details with some links to what you talking about. I dont even see photos to support this idea.
Sorry,
I get frustrated when I see anything like this with no support. You cant a story without the whole facts given to the reader.
Thanks
sextoysprincess said
yup…there are really toys, sex toys in particular which contains toxic that is hazardous to our health, i think i have read an article before about those toys for kids which are banned because of the toxic called phthalates… so we should better be health conscious at all times….
Sex Toy Fanatic said
Not all manufacturers are using bad or toxic chemicals that is harmful to our health. Their are lots of manufacturers are always concerned to our health and safety as well.
egosextoys said
The public has greater choice that ever before when choosing sex toys. Aside from more eco-friendly materials, they can also evaluate packaging and rechargeable toys that don’t require replacement batteries. Finally, they can appeal directly to manufactures to change their materials and packaging.