Will Heat eliminate moisture from vacuum hanging?...

If an outside source of heat to match the body temperature was introduced into the unit of a “vacuum-type” hanger, would this reduce moisture/lymph build up?

Lets say you have an infrared heat unit that perfectly matched your penis temp. If this device was wrapped around a hanger it would prevent less condensate.

Will this slow blisters, lymph, moisture?
I know pressure influences blisters quite a bit, but…

Could this be the ULTIMATE HANGER?

:kush:

I usually have a heater near by when I hang and anytime my penis gets cold I use the heater to warm my penis. I think the heat does help with blood flow and keeping fluid build-up to a minimum.

Now just imagine…

A heating coil element, that is cast into the plastic tube of a vacuum hanger. bada-bing.

I would hate for an electrical malfunction to happen. Might also be cumbersome to have a s-hook and a plug on the end of a hanger.

I would think that this would be a faux beneficial heat and would just mask the coldness factor that could pose as a warning sign to detach before it’s too late (if you are hanging and it’s cold already). When I used heating and vacuum awhile back it sped up packing and caused more “fog” inside the tube.