condom freeze

Daniel Gray said:

hi all

bought some condoms about a week ago, been in the truck ouside ever since... been in the -20 to -35
range out there.... are they still good????

-daniel

Depends if you let them thaw out first. Ever heard of getting cold cocked.... 🙂

goaskalice.columbia.edu1660.htmlOpen ↗ might be of some help.

I would not have thought that latex rubber would mind being frozen as it is generally the water
component in most items that causes problems once something is frozen. According to the URL given
above, latex doesn't handle freezing very well. Personally I would say either throw them out if you
are not sure, or test one out (not whilst making love). Just get one out of it's packet and stretch
it etc... You could masturbate with one on if you want a thorough test (keep in mind that this will,
however, produce more friction and ware

If it seems to be weaker than you'd expect from a new condom then get rid of them. If you continue
to be unsure,,, again, throw them out and get some more.

Regards,

Jonathan

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Quoted message said:

hi all

bought some condoms about a week ago, been in the truck ouside ever

since...

Quoted message said:

been in the -20 to -35 range out there.... are they still good????

-daniel

I have proven that latex does not hold up well after freezing. I took a latex glove and filled it
with pink colored water, (food coloring) and put it outside on a real cold day. I was playing a
prank, and after it froze, I stuck it in the snowbank outside a friends door. He got a laugh....

However, the weather warmed up a couple days later, and I thought it would just re-freeze again.
Instead the whole glove just fell apart.

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Jonathan E. \(NZ\) said:

goaskalice.columbia.edu1660.htmlOpen ↗ might be of some help.

I would not have thought that latex rubber would mind being frozen as it is generally the water
component in most items that causes problems once something is frozen. According to the URL given
above, latex doesn't handle freezing very well. Personally I would say either throw them out if you
are not sure, or test one out (not whilst making love). Just get one out of it's packet and stretch
it etc... You could masturbate with one on if you want a thorough test (keep in mind that this
will, however, produce more friction and ware

Quoted message said:

If it seems to be weaker than you'd expect from a new condom then get rid of them. If you continue
to be unsure,,, again, throw them out and get some more.

Regards,

Jonathan

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Quoted message said:

hi all

bought some condoms about a week ago, been in the truck ouside ever

since...

Quoted message said:

been in the -20 to -35 range out there.... are they still good????

-daniel