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RE: Transparent latex, plastic and condom hoods - Culmor - 06 Nov 2010
The safety limit must be the volume of air in the tubes. If you don't exhale enough to force all the air out of the tube you'll still be re-breathing the same air. Thinking aloud, you could have a one-way valve on each nostril, one in, one out. Air can only go up one nostril, out the other. I've seen one-way air valves used on the airline tubing to aquariums before, they stop water going back into the air pump if the mains power cuts off. They're only a few pence each in stirling,
This might be an answer. Go to your local pet shop, buy a meter of plastic tube and a couple of valves, then off to the DIY shop for some epoxy putty to make a 'nosepiece' and you're away...
Edit:
I've just realized what the implications of this are...
RE: Transparent latex, plastic and condom hoods - Strappado - 06 Nov 2010
Hmmm, I think it is more difficult to seal off the nose area and make it comfortable at the same time. Some tubes have to be stuck into the nose and I hate that. How about a mouthpiece as used on snorkels? They can be bought seperately as spare part, but probably a cheap tourist snorkel is even cheaper. It would work as a gag and breathing tube at the same time and nose-breathing could be used to de- and inflate the hood. Of course it might be tricky to find the correct glue to seal it off properly.
PS: Adult healthy lungs have a capacity of about 3-5 litres. With normal breathing, it might inhale 50% of its capacity, which is still quite difficult to fit into a tube. A giant tube of 1 cm inside diameter has a volume of 236 cl per meter, if my calculation was right. So, 1.5 l - 236 cl = 1.264cl per normal breath, containing 21% of oxygen, which is 253cl vs. 300cl at free breathing. I think, this is enough to survive quite a while, climbing mountains (thin air) is probably more dangerous.
oops: The numbers are wrong, 3-5 l is indeed the lung capacity, but a normal breath is only 500 cl, maximum intake is 1 l. 1 l remains in the lungs, that is about 4 times as much as in the 1m tube.
RE: Transparent latex, plastic and condom hoods - Culmor - 14 Nov 2010
Just one (but a good one)...
RE: Transparent latex, plastic and condom hoods - Like Ra - 28 Dec 2010
And another just a good one:
RE: Transparent latex, plastic and condom hoods - Like Ra - 28 Dec 2010
Plastic this time:
RE: Transparent latex, plastic and condom hoods - Culmor - 02 Jan 2011
There's a nice hood at the end of this awesome clip:
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpQGoAyc-Bc
...also here...
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyvwJuBLUhQ
RE: Transparent latex, plastic and condom hoods - Like Ra - 02 Jan 2011
Great videos! Great suits (especially the first one - no bubbles)! But I think i will move them to another thread. Transparent latex? Or latex and sport? Probably the latter.
RE: Transparent latex, plastic and condom hoods - Like Ra - 22 Mar 2011
Fun 😁
youtube.com/watch?v=jq1cOLDJMfY
RE: Transparent latex, plastic and condom hoods - Like Ra - 08 Dec 2011
Not transparent but still on subject:
youtube.com/watch?v=5nyjSleyU1A
RE: Transparent latex, plastic and condom hoods - Like Ra - 21 Dec 2011
(11 Dec 2011, 01:35 )hnoff Wrote: here are a few condom breathplay videos I found on youtube
All videos show "An error occurred, please try again later". I hope they are not removed.