Warm toy

[Danny75]

I have tried many toys, alone or with a partner.
But their common point is unfortunately to be cold materials. Whereas heat is the thing that distinguishes the living body from the dead body.
Other than running your toy under hot water or warming it in your hands, do you know of any animal toys that can heat themselves?
I would be very interested

 

[XenoKing]

I would just use a regular toy with some warming lube on it.

 

[TheoTheGermanShephard]

In one thread here I read that somebody put a 5V USB heating stick/rod in his toy and he seemed to like it alot ?

 

[K9GuyinTX]

In one thread here I read that somebody put a 5V USB heating stick/rod in his toy and he seemed to like it alot ?

Creative solution I have heated water to 100 (F) and let a toy soak for a few minutes to bring it up to temp. It seems to do the trick nicely and is not so hot that it causes damage to the toy or person. If you don't want them wet, you can put them in a ziplock bag as those bags are rated for much higher temps.

 

[brightspace]

I use a heated blanket or sous vide machine depending on mood.

 

[Labraguy5]

In one thread here I read that somebody put a 5V USB heating stick/rod in his toy and he seemed to like it alot ?

This was me https://www.zoovilleforum.net/threads/post-your-toys.7366/post-382364
The USB heated rod was just a cheap Chinese "warmer for masturbators" with a max temperature of 45c (113F) which I would say is my upper limit ?
The rod was about £10 and the toys were home made with a channel in the middle for the rod, although you could in theory put a hole in a toy bought from a store if you're not worried about potentially ruining it.

is not so hot that it causes damage to the toy or person

Silicone is heat resistant to more than 200c (392f) and a poor conductor of heat hence why it feels cold, so a quality toy should be fine in very hot water. You can even get silicone baking trays now to go in the oven, although I won't say baking a toy is a good idea ?