(06 Jun 2013, 21:04 )edding Wrote:Hello, and sorry for the late reply.(11 May 2013, 21:17 )encased Wrote: Some new photos and I just made new video:
This looks quite exciting 😊
But I have some questions:
1. How did you remove the air? It does not look like there is a hole for a vaccum cleaner?
2. How long does the vaccum stay?
3. Is there even a chance to escape or do you really have to wait until enough air got back in the bag?
4. Do want. Ok, this was not a question 😇
1.The method is difficult to explain, but in short, it involves a VERY lubed up air line hose(like garden hose but thinner). Whilst sitting down, The hose comes in through the neck opening and down to your crotch area, turn on the vacuum and wiggle the end of the hose around and the vacuum will apply. You then stand on the excess hose(whilst still sitting down), and quickly stand up. This pulls the hose(with the help of the lube) out of the neck of the sack and leaving you completely vacuum packed.
2. If the latex is perfectly sealed around your neck, the vacuum should remain indefinitely. If you wiggle your head/neck area, it is possible to let some air back in, but you wouldn't want to break the seal 😁
3. The best way to escape is to simply work up a sweat, then slide out.
4. You should! If you do purchase, I can provide more detailed instructions on how to achieve the vacuum packing.
Cover4u do also now make a sack with a hose attachment. I find my methos is better though as it allows you to switch the vacuum cleaner off.
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New video:
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Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yx9u23-PUUQ
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eady saw them on the website. But if I look at these two YouTube videos, your solution to create and maintain the vacum seems better. And far more captivating 😉 If you look closely, his arms are nearly free inside his bag...or he used lube or is sweating.
