Ejaculating dildos

With an ejaculating dildo, you decide exactly when it squirts. Also known as a squirting dildo, it has a channel and a reservoir that let you release a spurt of liquid from the tip at the moment you choose. Both models here have a realistic shape, are made of silicone and come with a foreskin.
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ToyJoy Foreskin Squirting Dildo 22 cm
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ToyJoy Foreskin Squirting Dong 22.5 cm
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Which squirting dildos with a foreskin are there?
There are two models from ToyJoy: the Foreskin Squirting Dildo at 22 cm and the Foreskin Squirting Dong at 22.5 cm. In shape and feel they are close to the realistic dildos. The difference lies in the channel that lets you shoot out a spurt of liquid. If it’s mainly the feel of a foreskin you’re after, also take a look at the foreskin dildos.
Is a 22 cm ejaculating dildo big?
Yes, both models are clearly longer than an average penis, but you don’t have to use the full length. Part of it is handle and base, and most people only use a section of the shaft. In fact, a long dildo has the advantage that you can hold it firmly while you control the squirt. If you’re unsure about the girth, place a dildo you already own next to it and compare. If you’re still unsure about length and girth, the article on which dildo suits you will help. If you’d like something smaller, there’s a much wider choice without a squirting function.
How do you play together with a squirting dildo?
A squirting dildo is most fun in role play with your partner: you choose the moment, and they don’t know exactly when it’s coming. Fill the reservoir beforehand, so you don’t have to stop halfway through. Use plenty of water-based lube, because even a smooth silicone dildo glides more pleasantly with it. Put a sex blanket or a towel underneath you, as the liquid ends up everywhere. It works solo too: then you decide when the spurt comes, for instance just before your own climax.
How do you get a good spurt from an ejaculating dildo?
If less comes out than you expected, the liquid is almost always too thick. Neat lube barely gets through a narrow channel, while the same lube diluted with water squirts out easily. An air bubble in the tube also absorbs the first push, and then all you hear is a puff of air. So fill it slowly with lukewarm liquid at body temperature, and push it through once briefly before you begin. After that, one firm squeeze gives a better spurt than two half ones. Keep your expectations human, though: an ejaculating dildo gives a convincing spurt, not a fountain.
How do you test and clean a squirting dildo?
Test the dildo over the sink first, so you know how hard and how far the stream goes. That way you’ll see straight away whether the channel runs freely and how much liquid you need for one good spurt. Rinse the channel with warm water straight after use until it runs clear, and let the dildo dry with the tip pointing down. Don’t use silicone-based lube on silicone, because it damages the material. Afterwards, store the dildo on its own in a pouch or box, away from other toys, so the silicone stays clean and soft and doesn’t attract dust.
Without a squirting function, you’ll find far more choice in shape and size among all our dildos.
Frequently asked questions about ejaculating dildos
How do ejaculating dildos work?
An ejaculating dildo has a hollow channel running from the base to an opening in the tip. You fill the reservoir beforehand with a thin liquid, and at the moment you or your partner choose, you push it out through the channel. The product description explains exactly how to fill and operate each model. There's no motor inside, so there's nothing to charge.
What liquid do you put in a squirting dildo?
Use lukewarm water, or water-based lube diluted with water, because that's safe, doesn't stain and rinses easily out of the channel. Milk, cream, sugar or bodily fluids are not a good idea. They stay behind in the closed channel and can cause irritation or infections.
Can you use a squirting dildo anally?
Only if the model has a wide base that stops the dildo from slipping all the way in. Check this in the product description before you begin. For anal play, always use extra lube, take it slowly and rinse the dildo thoroughly before using it vaginally. Never squirt with force, because a gentle stream feels nicer and is safer.
How long does an ejaculating dildo last?
That depends mostly on how you look after it. Silicone wears very little, and there's no motor or battery inside. The weak spot is the channel: if moisture or old liquid stays in it, it starts to smell musty. So rinse it through every time and let the dildo dry with the tip pointing down before you put it away.
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