21 Mar 2016, 15:10
19 Dec 2016, 15:25
20 Feb 2017, 16:22
I've recently been looking for large plastic sacks that I could get inside of and tie closed I came across these vacuum sacks which are large enough to get into.
jumbo space storage plastic bags
I bought 2 of the 90 x 120 size and found I can climb inside and using the small plastic clip I can seal the bag shut mostly from the outside but the final few inches can be sealed from inside by pulling the plastic seal together then fold the plastic from inside into a W shape and then use the plastic clip to seal the rest.
After some heavy breathing once sealed inside the plastic sack starts to enclose around me as the air gets used up.
I've also bought some wedding dress covers which are PVC and 180cm in length I've tried this with a vacuum once inside but there must be to many holes as it doesn't give a decent vacuum affect but it does feel nice inside these large PVC bags.
dress storage plastic sacks
jumbo space storage plastic bags
I bought 2 of the 90 x 120 size and found I can climb inside and using the small plastic clip I can seal the bag shut mostly from the outside but the final few inches can be sealed from inside by pulling the plastic seal together then fold the plastic from inside into a W shape and then use the plastic clip to seal the rest.
After some heavy breathing once sealed inside the plastic sack starts to enclose around me as the air gets used up.
I've also bought some wedding dress covers which are PVC and 180cm in length I've tried this with a vacuum once inside but there must be to many holes as it doesn't give a decent vacuum affect but it does feel nice inside these large PVC bags.
dress storage plastic sacks
22 Apr 2017, 00:49
(20 Feb 2017, 16:22 )spw24 Wrote: [ -> ]I've also bought some wedding dress covers which are PVC and 180cm in length I've tried this with a vacuum once inside but there must be to many holes as it doesn't give a decent vacuum affect but it does feel nice inside these large PVC bags.Can you breath in it?
22 Apr 2017, 20:07
(20 Feb 2017, 16:22 )spw24 Wrote: [ -> ]After some heavy breathing once sealed inside the plastic sack starts to enclose around me as the air gets used up.
Please don't use this bags alone, especially with no breathing possibility. Once sealed tight you have absolutely no chance to get out. I tried that earlier with another person. Although if its just uncomfortable tight you can still move, but the plastic behaves like liquid stuff while sliding with your limbs between in it.
The really last space pulled out of this bag makes it finally impossible to do anything. This "last space" is mostly the air left in your lung. Sucking it out is your death sentence.
That will be the longest (and last) seconds in your life being plasticized with no air ...
30 Apr 2017, 18:54
(22 Apr 2017, 00:49 )Like Ra Wrote: [ -> ](20 Feb 2017, 16:22 )spw24 Wrote: [ -> ]I've also bought some wedding dress covers which are PVC and 180cm in length I've tried this with a vacuum once inside but there must be to many holes as it doesn't give a decent vacuum affect but it does feel nice inside these large PVC bags.Can you breath in it?
yes as the seams are sewn together there are lots of holes in it
30 Apr 2017, 18:57
(22 Apr 2017, 20:07 )hoboid Wrote: [ -> ]I haven't used them that long I usually break out after a few minutes anyway and my vacuum wont fit these so will only be used by breathing the air only.(20 Feb 2017, 16:22 )spw24 Wrote: [ -> ]After some heavy breathing once sealed inside the plastic sack starts to enclose around me as the air gets used up.
Please don't use this bags alone, especially with no breathing possibility. Once sealed tight you have absolutely no chance to get out. I tried that earlier with another person. Although if its just uncomfortable tight you can still move, but the plastic behaves like liquid stuff while sliding with your limbs between in it.
The really last space pulled out of this bag makes it finally impossible to do anything. This "last space" is mostly the air left in your lung. Sucking it out is your death sentence.
That will be the longest (and last) seconds in your life being plasticized with no air ...
08 Sep 2017, 18:58
Recently I bought pink, red and grey PVC briefs in Haian Co Aliexpress shop:
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(They've got also eBay.com store: Haian-Healthy-Care)
I must say that I liked them: transparent, colourful, pretty much inert to everything (unlike latex), can be easily washed, etc. The only problem is the size - they are at least one size bigger than I need (the smallest size they sell is "M"). Also, I lost 6kg last month... OTOH, they can "accommodate" bulky chastity devices, so even wearing CB6000 (or similar) should be comfortable.
The pink ones perfectly match my new pink chastity cage, pink deep-throat gag, pink sensory-deprivation hood and pink PVC rain cape 😋
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(They've got also eBay.com store: Haian-Healthy-Care)
I must say that I liked them: transparent, colourful, pretty much inert to everything (unlike latex), can be easily washed, etc. The only problem is the size - they are at least one size bigger than I need (the smallest size they sell is "M"). Also, I lost 6kg last month... OTOH, they can "accommodate" bulky chastity devices, so even wearing CB6000 (or similar) should be comfortable.
The pink ones perfectly match my new pink chastity cage, pink deep-throat gag, pink sensory-deprivation hood and pink PVC rain cape 😋
10 Sep 2017, 18:55
If latex is not for you for some reason, there is always an alternative: black PVC sleeping bag, (big) kids PVC sleeping bag:
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17 Oct 2017, 22:06
(10 Sep 2017, 18:55 )Like Ra Wrote: [ -> ]If latex is not for you for some reason, there is always an alternative: black PVC sleeping bag, (big) kids PVC sleeping bag:
Ive just got one of the Black & yellow sleep sacks really well made and feels great when its warmed up a little....