Oils and greases are lubes, they’re just not good to use with latex. And crisco is a food, and it’s generally safe to put in either end. The bat didn’t come with balls, so there was no pregnancy risk for him, so no latex barriers were used.
Crisco comes in 16 oz cans, so an long as you have that much, you’re probably good to go for a wide range of objects and bodies. Of course, work with the recipient to ensure it’s enough during the scene. It wasn’t their first rodeo and there was some other prep involved.
Oils and greases are lubes, they’re just not good to use with latex. And crisco is a food, and it’s generally safe to put in either end. The bat didn’t come with balls, so there was no pregnancy risk for him, so no latex barriers were used. Crisco comes in 16 oz cans, so an long as you have that much, you’re probably good to go for a wide range of objects and bodies. Of course, work with the recipient to ensure it’s enough during the scene. It wasn’t their first rodeo and there was some other prep involved.
I thought there were other considerations not just the latex part. Still not the most horrifying part to think about in that