IR light

Just got my first heating source after 3 weeks of PE. I mainly do x4 extender with the newbie routine inbetween and after the first two 1 hour sessions, then I ejaculate and stretch for one more hour.

My infrared light I got is from lowes. I looked online for an IR lamp and they were all $90+. 1 250w infrared light bulb and one of those metal semi circle clamp lamps for working outside. Works great although 250w is very hot I think 125w would be sufficient.

I have it clamped to my desk pointing on me while I’m watching t.v. I use a cut sock to protect my shaft as it is pretty hot in direct path.

It only cost me 20 dollars so if anyone wants a cheap consistant heat source there you go!

Happy PEing everyone!

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Yup. I bought the same one from Lowes. Same mount and light. The light is hot as hell but Ive been using it for a couple months now and it seems to have cooled down a little…lol, must be dying.

Lol they’re good for 5,000 hours haha. I think your just getting accoustumed to the heat. That’s 7 months of continous non stop runing. Easily should last you probably 2 years if not more :)

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I anyone else found cheap infrared lightin please post so as new members join they have an idea of where to go and what to buy. Thanks and hope this helps some one.

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I did the same. Went to the local hardware store and bought the stuff for under $25. Suffice to say I picked 250 watt instead of the ~175 watt also featured. It’s a bit much.

I agree, my 250 watt is more than is really needed. Repeated posts on this forum pointed to the 250 watt being the only effective heat source. Now after many, many uses I will be buying something much less hot for my next bulb. Using less wattage permits a much less expensive setup. You could use a 150 watt IR in a standard desk lamp and get the heat that is needed.

While its good to research things, you only find the truth by doing it yourself. 250 is way overkill.

I’ve always said my 150w is ideal! :)

Anyone good enough with the math to tell me how much using my 250 watt IR lamp for an hour costs me?

Nope, and unless you tell them what the cost per kilowatt is where you are, I doubt anyone will be able to! :)

(You are using quarter of a kilowatt per hour…. so the maths probably isn’t that hard). :)

This IR light is working so well that even though I’m strapped into my X4 extender right now tight to keep the head from slipping I have to squeez the head to push the blood back out as it just keeps engourging bigger and bigger which has never happened until now. This really does increase blood flow alot!

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They are indeed the best form of heat, and heat really does make a huge difference to routine effectiveness! Some may disagree, but in my opinion and experience, heat is the single most vital ingredient to a good routine.

Do you recommending to use heat during the stretches?
When using my lamp while I stretch I tend to get a little bit hard. That’s why I only use heat as warm-up and warm-down.

Well let’s assume you live in Clonka where the cost of electricity is 10 Cudgels per kWh.
And there are 100 Clouts per Cudgel.

1 kWh = 1000 Watts so your 250 watt IR lamps is consuming 1kWh every four hours

So 10 cudgels divided by 4 (hours) equals 2 Cudgels and 50 Clouts

Of course you can use:-

1 Cudgel and 100 Clouts = C2-50c (Cost of electricity per unit = C10

£1 and 100 pence. = £2-50 (Cost of electricity per unit = £10

$1 and 100 cents = $2-50 (Cost of electricity per unit = $10

1 Euro and 100 cents = E2-50 (Cost of electricity per unit = E10

So all you have to do is fiind out how much you pay for your electricty during peak and off peak periods (the price will be in kWh) divide by 4 and you have the cost. - Then multiply by the number of hours you use and you have the answer.

Hope that helps :)

I guess it was worth repeating?

Thanks . Not quite sure what’s happening as it’ happened on another post - Probably new membersitis