Inexpensive Ways To Fill Your Toybox At Home Author: Raven Shadowborne © 1997 |
Not everyone can afford the toys sold in shops or by individuals who make them. With a bit of imagination and effort you can have yourself a wonderful toy box with many different items to create a multitude of different sensations, for less money. A list of some of the more common items is below. Use your imagination and you'll be surprised what good things you can do with the items around your house or found in local stores at less cost. but remember, always play safe! I have
placed the items into categories, if you know of an item that is not
listed here, please feel free to email me and I will add it. Bondage:
silk scarves and neckties (careful of knots, they tend to slip) carobiners and suspension harnesses (climbing supply stores) Ace bandages bun gee cords dowel rods (canes and spreader bars) handcuffs weight belts
yard sales army/navy surplus shops antique shops Police supply
(NEVER use a dog collar as suspension cuffs. If you plan to do suspension in your play then it is best to invest the money in a good set of suspension cuffs for both wrist and ankle) cages..remote electrical shock collars horse and dog bit gags (at the veterinarian supplier)
a length of rope, knotted in the middle and unraveled to the knot will produce a sting..tie knots in the end of each section and it will produce a harsher sting bicycle inner tubes..cut lengthwise boot laces (leather, tie a bunch together at one end) leather jump rope
first aid kit phone with emergency numbers in reach spare keys to all locks
wooden clothespins (may need to stretch the coil and never use one more than one person) plastic clothespins metal binder clips wooden or plastic hairbrushes (rounded edges) wooden spoons rulers paint stirrers belts metal banjo picks (claws) rubber bands spatulas pickle pinchers tongs plastic window blinds closing rod (thin rounded ones make a good cane) fishing weights (to hang off clothespins or other clips) ping pong paddles alligator clips
surgical gloves cotton balls feather dusters ear plugs scarves (for gags) headphones ice cubes Tiger Balm and ben Gay (start with a small amount and never on mucus membranes may need to dilute them by mixing with KY jelly or another water based lubricant so as not to burn or irritate the skin) plain paraffin candles loofahs sponges bath mitts douches and enemas baby wipes rubbing alcohol your nails and teeth baby oil, scented massage oils, body lotions Books about filling the toy chest at low cost: Bondage
on a Budget; The Ultimate Guide to Low Cost Lust |
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