Condom Catheter Blowout: Discuss

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One thing that I've found greatly reduces the agony of removing a wide-band (and have strangely never seen mentioned on any forum) is the following:

When removing the thing, don't pull it forward to try to peel it off, rather from the open end pull OUTward (i.e. perpendickular <sic>). Keep doing this until it's no longer stuck on. Works for me every time and almost no discomfort.
 
One thing that I've found greatly reduces the agony of removing a wide-band (and have strangely never seen mentioned on any forum) is the following:

When removing the thing, don't pull it forward to try to peel it off, rather from the open end pull OUTward (i.e. perpendickular <sic>). Keep doing this until it's no longer stuck on. Works for me every time and almost no discomfort.

Or you can just grab the tip of the catheter and pull away from your body. Your willy will get the "turtle" effect and your ego will get a boost from the temporary increase in length.
 
That's odd, for me (an most I hear from) time worn does ease removal. Immediate removal is bad news for sure!

A little groming and carful, installation makes it all pretty easy.

For removal are you rolling it off starting at the base?

Pete


Yep. I had one horrific incident cave diving where it just crazy glued on there and . . .yeah, no bueno.
 
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