PE in the bath

I was wondering if you wanted to PE in the bathtub with warm water, would you need to apply any lube or what? Would you do it underwater or above or what?

-Seyz

Well, I have always done what everyone says dont do, I get on my knees and do 300 quick jelqs with soap. I have really oily skin so maybe why it does not seem to bother me. I also like baths that are as hot as I can stand. I have always liked them like that. I do the 300 jelqs and then 10 ULI squeezes. 5x in each hand and sometimes mix Horse440s with them.

Hope this helps.
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Oil works great as a lube in the bath. I used to PE in the hot tub as well, jelqing while sitting on the edge then cleaning off before getting back in.

What kind of lube should I use? Should I jelq and stretch out of the water or in?

Very similar.
I used to do it with shampoo, now I have some sun lotion that I bought for my face but didn’t use, So I just use it for jelqs. Then I jump in the tub and take a bath. Like you I can’t stand cold water.

I use hot pepper oil, ohhhh eeeehh, nah just kidding. Bathtub jelqing is good, hay, whatever turns your crank.

I do PE in the tub. I use lube and do it above water, or else the lube might come off in the water.

Will baby oil or Vaseline be fine?

I can’t see a problem with baby oil or vaseline. Personally, I just use moisturizer.

For Jelqing I would recommend jojoba, olive oil, or any natural, preferably organic, massage oil - more so than glycerin based lubricants or baby oil.

Any oil increases warmth on the skin. Vaseline and baby oil, which are petroleum based, will do this a bit more than the vegetable oils and they trap more moisture in the skin - which is why they are good for combating chapping, but in the long run petroleum based products are drying. You wouldn’t put Vaseline on your face, if you did it wouldn’t be long before you had zits.

Vegetable oils have more vitamins and are generally more ‘skin-friendly’ - although if you have food allergies you should monitor things carefully. Olive oil is excellent for any type of skin. Jojoba oil is also very good, cheap, and it’s a little less viscous than olive oil - and has no real odor.

With any oil (vegetable or petroleum base), washing up afterward thoroughly is important - otherwise you can clog the pores on the skin and get zits or sebaceous gland inflammation. Needless to say the vegetable oils are less guilty of this overall and are easier to rinse from the skin.

As far as lotions and other kind of skin conditioning, if you use something and derive benefits from it, excellent. However it is good to note many of these products have chemicals in them as preservatives, and to preserve texture, which can be irritating - particularly if they work their way into the urethra. Many mild lotions will probably be fine, but some of them can be irritating, depending on how many alcohol based compounds or acidic substances are found in them - anything in the urethra can irritate.

That’s why I’m a big fan of jojoba or almond oils. I know they are less likely to irritate.

And I think they’re better in the bath too.

Underwater would add pressure :o

Love the new avatar…

I did a Jelq session in the bath today, about 100 Jelq’s - obviously waited 5 mins for my unit to warm up once i got in. And then started (above the water) i seemed to have a longer hang that lasted for about 10 mins after i got out.

Does anyone else do this? would you recommend it? do you think the constant warm water near/under your unit will help stretch it?

Bob that’s what I did, I use cocoa butter, but I jelqed first stretched after.