Will a heating pad damage the cylinder?

I tried to do an advanced search, but couldn’t find anything on this.

I’m wondering about the safety when it comes to using a heating pad on the cylinder.
Will the heat degrade the plastic and make it brittle?
Do any of you have experience with this? How long have you used a pad on the cylinder?
(It’s a Leluv cylinder if that’s relevant).

Cheers

You are good to go. Heating pads won’t go beyond 160F, the acrylic plastic has a nominal continuous recommended temp of 180F.

And you won’t be comfortable at those upper limits.

The chamber will be fine.

Great to know. Thank you!

What are some god heating pads to use with a cylinder? There are plenty of options on Amazon. TotalMan has one designed for PE. I know the FIR heating pads are supposed to be better than normal ones.

Type heating pad in the search engine. There are multiple good threads discussing this.

I tried to find a good IR pad alternative to the Totalman one, but couldn’t find any. As for traditional heating pads; any CCC will do.

Please LMK if you find a good IR pad alternative.

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Whats the problem with the totalman heating pad?

Has anyone ordered the ‘jelq2grow’ heating pad?

I will order one now to try it out, even though there is absolutely nothing wrong with my totalman heating pad, providing its actually different and not just a ‘rebranded’ totalman heating pad.

However, there isn’t many pictures of it on the site and from what I can see, it looks very similar to the totalman?

When I started using a heating pad my LeLuv cylinder showed a pattern of “crazing”; a web of rice-grain-sized cracks similar to broken safety glass. While easily visible, I don’t think they go all the way through, and I’ve been using the tube for a year and a half since I noticed.

After washing it, it sparkles in the light if I turn it along its axis.

Could there be a way to use a heating pad on the inside of the cylinder as opposed to wrapped around the outside? I find the cylinder gets warm but not enough to get maximum benefit out of it. Maybe someone should design a pump/cylinder with built in heating/IR lights. That would be cool.

Poetic!