Vaseline or water based lubricant?

I’ve used only vaseline when I’ve pumped. It plumps up just fine, and I doubt a water-based lube would do any better.

The big downside to vaseline is that it stays on your skin for at least a few days, even with a good scrubbing. I have a fear of some casual blowjob presenting itself to me, and having vaseline residue on my cock. It happened once already to me, after a one hour shower, and the girl still knew something was up.

Luckily she was a little desperate, and didn’t make a big thing about it.

VASELINE USERS BEWARE!

I,m very surprised that a mechanic did not know this.. The primary ingediant in WD40 is FISH OIL.

YEARS AGO a guy discovered that fish oil losen bolts, broke down rust, and lubricated, but not recommended for cleaning but is used for cleaning or degreasing

Perhaps this thread need to bear in mind the following:
It is usually recomended to avoid Vaseline and petroleum based products one rubber - hence the warning taht it shouldn’t be used on condoms.

Of course that’s relative…as the amount of time the two are in contact might not be long enough to harm the rubber.

As a lube for jelquing I find tyhe Coconut Oil we get in UK is best. It is solid at most room temps, but soon liquifiews on the skin. I gather from another thread that Coconut Oil in USA is different - ours does NOT smell!

I have read that some have great results with olive oil.

Source on this, z06vet2003?

http://en.wikip … .org/wiki/WD-40 claims that this is an urban legend, and that the ingredients are primarily hydrocarbons.

Baby oil in GEL format. Cheap, works fine!

My only problem with water based lube is that it won’t keep slippery for a long time.