best lube for latex clothing

Hello,

Anyone have any suggestions for lube to slide into latex clothing? 

I'm currently using Wet Platinum but it isn't cheap. Is there a more economical alternative out there?

Thanks

[Like Ra]

eBay: Jlube

eBay: Jlube

Any issues with the sucrose component causing skin issues -- such as rampant bacterial proliferation turning one into a smelly mess?

I found this https://cjros.tumblr.com/post/5208780135...ask-me-why and could also be a cheap alternative. Dimethicone seems easy to come by and good value for money. The cyclomethicone also seems available here in the US.

Thanks! D

Hello,

Anyone have any suggestions for lube to slide into latex clothing? 

I'm currently using Wet Platinum but it isn't cheap. Is there a more economical alternative out there?

Thanks

https://www.vivishine.com

vividreas  and  https://www.begloss.com/latex-pflege-pol...x-politur/

I got some 100% pure silicone oil for around €20/litre from a german shop a while back.
Don't know how it compares to Vivishine and beGloss, but it's definitely cheaper (1/3 of the price of those brands).
I imagine something similar can be found in your country as well.

For reference:
https://optimal-products.de/produkt/sili...ziehhilfe/

[Like Ra]

100% pure silicone oil

I stopped using silicone oils because of fat oily stains everywhere, stickiness, and impossibility to completely remove the oil. E.g. JLube can be destroyed by salty water.

They say X-Lube is better than J-Lube generally as a lubricant for "insertables"
ive never tried J-Lube at all, but pretty pleased with the X-lube... but have also been meaning to try it as a dressing lube...
Unfortunately the face entry suit I wanted to try it with suffered a pretty catastrophic failure 2 weeks ago... left arm got stuck and a big rip occured... had to cut the arm off at the split to prevent further damage .. now need to find time to repain it!! 😟

100% pure silicone oil

I stopped using silicone oils because of fat oily stains everywhere, stickiness, and impossibility to completely remove the oil. E.g. JLube can be destroyed by salty water.

Shouldn't simple dish soap be able to dissolve and get rid of oily stains or is silicone oil completely different from animal/vegetable oils?
Haven't used it in a while, but I remember dish soap doing a good job of cleaning up any spills.

[Like Ra]

They say X-Lube is better than J-Lube generally as a lubricant for "insertables"

Hm... Never heard of it: eBay: XLube

How do you use the JLube? Mix up some with water or sprinkle it over the inside of the latex item and then just slip it on using one's own surface moisture?

How long can you stay in the latex with the JLube before it get bad... I can stay in latex overnight with the silicone lube.

Thanks