Rice Sock?

Clean.

LOL.

Im serious, does it really matter? Or does it have to be cotton?

lol, just a normal cotton athletic sock. seems to be workin good so far, I just don’t know uf I’m suposed to stick my dick in the rice or just use it as a heat pad which I’m doing now. :) It sure did burn though when I tried to stick my dick in the rice, remind me not to do that again until the heat cools down a bit. :P

I dont have any normal cotton socks lol.

One word ….ouch!

Yes, use it as a heating pad, not a bag of hot rice to stick your dick into. Use uncooked rice, get used to what you need to set your microwave on, and be fecking careful until you get used to the rice sock.

Im going to try this with an odd sock I have. I dont think its cotton though, what are the chances of it setting on fire in the microwave? :rofl:

Pretty high if you nuke it long enough.

Maybe i’ll wait until I get some cotton socks then. Just to be safe.

Thanks Thunder, this works fine for hanging as a heating source, but I still think moist heat from a towel possibly could be the best, as it feels it penetrates the fibers in the penis very good, but maybe I’ll defintly stick with this as well. :)

Hey gentlemen, sorry to be digging up an old thread, but I thought it was better to do this than start a new one and get yelled at for it even though I probably will anyway. I did do some initial investigating on this, but didn’t find the particular answer I am looking for. I understand the “how to make rice sock” portion of it all (you know, putting rice in a sock) except for one thing. There are plenty of references to sewing up the sock or tying it at the end, but since I am no Betsy Ross and sewing isn’t an option, I am curious as to what those of you who have made these use to tie up your sock? Any comments are welcome and appreciated.

No, but the increased temp if it’s directed on your balls will most likely TEMPORARILY decrease your sperm count, or at least make a lot of them non-viable - certainly not an advocated method of contraception.

Rice sock is the most economical solution and not a bad way to go. I have something from Walgreen’s called a Thermipaq heating pad, stays warm longer, measures 11”x 5 1/2” with a velcro strap, about $14.

Lol to the steel cut oats post!

A knot.