It'll eventually wear off your skin. In a few days. On other, relatively non porous surfaces, it can be removed easily once cured. Porous surfaces like wood, cloth, or carpet? Sorry, it's here to stay.
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Ha ha ha.. I knew before I clicked it what you were going to say.
That shit is like.. nasty af. Also, another good reason to bite the bullet and do what the quality tradespeople do:
Buy a box of nitrile gloves and store them whereever you keep your solvents/ sprays/ paints/ anything..
Nitrile goes on the moment anything sticky comes out. Spending the next hours or days picking bits of bullshit off your dick ticklers isn't great.
I honestly wear gloves when working all the time, work gloves or nitrile, because I don't want rough hands with tiny cuts you only find when you use sanitizer.
I understood why he wore a glove with Vaseline in them, you wife probably does too.
wore a glove with Vaseline in them
pre-lubricated for her pleasure..
It's a very fine line between "I don't think that's enough" and "OMG, will it ever stop?"