Absolutely The Best Warmer

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST WARMER

There are all kinds of warming methods but this is absolutely the best! It is the perfect size, provides even heat, and, it is very inexpensive and easy to make, as it is made from a washrag. You can buy a package of 15 washrags for under $5.00 at WalMart. The individual washrags measure about 10 x 10”.

To Make One You Need
• A washrag
• 2 cups of uncooked rice (not quick rice.)
• Ability to sew the washrag together with a sewing machine or by hand.

Directions
1. Fold the washrag in half. This will measure about 10 x 5”
2. Sew both sides together. This will give you something like a pocket.
3. Now continue sewing about 2 ½ inches in from each side you sewed together.
4. Now the opening of your pocket will have about a 5” opening in the center.
5. Make a paper cone & pour 2 cups of rice into the opening.
6. Sew up the opening.

Heat in the Microwave for about 2 minutes.

TRACTORPULL

Very similar to the rice sock but will cover more of the penis. I may give it a shot. Thanks.

Did you craft one for yourself Tractorpull? Is this thing oven safe you think? I don’t have a microwave.

Microwave only!

You know what’s better?

An IR lamp.

Yes I will agree with that Tweaking but this can possibly be the best rice warmer. I would like to fashion a rice warmer in the shape of a flesh light or vagina, something that I slide my penis into and warms it from all sides.

REASONS THIS IS THE BEST

• Just the right size to cover the penis.
• Warms only the penis.
• You don’t want to overheat the testicles as it destroys sperm.
• You can stretch with one hand while holding the warmer with the other.
• For extended sessions, you can reheat it and keep stretching.

This is the best!

Lol I don’t mean to compete but you can’t compare it to IR heat. A good IR lamp will heat you’re entire penis, IN AND OUT in a matter of minutes to a temperature higher than any heating-sock type thing can achieve. The key thing here is all the tissue through the penis will be heated.

IT’S A MARATHON NOT A SPRINT

I’d like to respond to the use of infrared lamps.
If you are serious about PE, you’re not running a sprint; you’re running a marathon, so it’s important to seriously consider any possible risks. What may produce short term results could have long term unwanted effects.

Have you checked out the health and safety risks long term use of infrared?
Have you checked out the cautions?
You are advised to wear safety glasses.
You can’t look directly into the lamp!
It shouldn’t be used closer than 18” and some say 36” is a better rule.
Occasionally they blow up.
Many people have been burned.
Are you aware of the RADIATION?
I’d suggest checking it out!

The bottom line is that you may warm your member but zap your nads.

The washcloth warmer is safer and better in the long run.

TRACTORPULL

Tractor— you seem awfully sure of yourself here. I have made warmers with towels and rice and if you leave it in the microwave to long you can get a bad burn; unless you have other layers between you and the warmer. And on the penis that isn’t feasible to have 6 to 8 layers to protect. And I have used IR (not to warm up penile tissue I don’t have one of those) but to warm tissues. Both methods do the trick quite nicely.

IR is safe and has many many uses in the world from PE to physical therapy and many of our members here use the IR lamps without issue. I do think that most of our members who use IR know the risks involved and still chose to use that method. While I realize that tone is hard to determine when one is typing, we hope that members can have a good debate about subjects without making anyone feel like they are being put down for their beliefs. Also, most of our members, unless they are brand spanking new to this know that it is a marathon and not a sprint, and we do discourage people from yelling (all caps).

Safety risks of exposure to long term infrared? Define long term. We sit out in the Sun all day and the only thing that harms us are UV rays, not infrared. Hah. Please indulge my scientifically curious brain.

Cautions about exposure or over heating? Obviously.. It’s a freakin lamp.
I work in a chemistry lab and we are advised to wear safety glasses no matter what we do. Do you need to wear safety glasses when you look at a burning fire?
Looking directly in to ANY lamp is bad. Don’t be a fucktard and you will be fine.
It cannot “blow up”. It can over heat and catch on fire. But of course, don’t be an idiot with it.
Of course people have been burned. Don’t be a retard and you will be fine.

Aware of RADIATION? Hahahaha what a joke. You really got yourself in to a mess with this one. Infrared is “radiation” as you put it. The light emitted from an IR lamp is in the IR and visible region. There is essentially no ionizing radiation of the sorts (which is what I assume you meant by radiation). Zap your nads? You really need to attend a first year physics/chemistry course before you make these ridiculous claims.

Didn’t’t mean to be dictatorial or sure of myself but only suggesting taking time to consider any possible risks from IR on a long term basis, (meaning years.)

Exercising 2 days on and 1 day off, equates to exercising 243 days a year.
If you utilize two 5 minute warm ups per day (10 minutes) you are warming up 2,433 minutes per year. This equals 40.5 hours per year.

If you use an IR for the warm-ups and then for an additional 5 minutes of stretching and 10 minutes of jelqs, you are using an IR for 6,075 minutes or 101.25 hours per year and these are only the basic times for a newbie routine.
As you progress, your time will increase dramatically.

As a caution, you might want to check out the warnings on the net and then determine the safest and best way to warm up.

Everyone has to make his own decision.

The best warmer for me it’s still an IR Heat Lamp UV

When I bought one, I read the manual, it lists possible hazards etc.

The positives far outweigh the negatives (of which there really aren’t any). Obviously you can burn yourself, but you can do this with any heating device, including a rice sock.

I suggest you look into the positives of using a a heat lamp. Not that it matters!