Does anybody know what this tool is called?

[Freethought]

I have seen it in a couple of vids and I would like to get my wicked hands on one. And yes, it is a shame that he does not rip those nylons off her at some point!

Thanks and apologies if this question has been asked before.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xppr9h_taryn-in-nylons_fun#.UXMxaaV6WTs

 

[Cosmo_ac]

it's a water pick, an electric flossing tool. You can sometimes find them in your local dental area in drugstores.

 

[tickledorange]

http://www.amazon.com/WaterPik-FLW-110-Whitening-Flosser-Colors/dp/B00008IM9W

 

[Freethought]

I knew I could count on the pervy expertise of the Forum. Any opinions on the results?

 

[ElFewja]

The cheap ones are worth it imo. Only got a chance or two to use it but it seemed fairly effective, debateably moreso than fingers. Probably better.

 

[deadlywiffeathr]

They're very effective on belly buttons too. Thats where I'd be using it 😈

 

[QuietLeeMaura]

It looks extremely effective for those places where fingers are too bulky - between and under the toes, the belly button, that incredibly evil crease where the inner thigh meets the groin. Shudder.

 

[Aboundtime]

Are the tips soft or hard? (That's what she said haha)

Seriously though, what is the texture of the tip?

 

[TickleYouPink]

Ordered. (At that price, I can't afford NOT to have one!)

 

[ElFewja]

Yeah no, as a tickle tool its a good, cheap investment.

I can't speak for all of them but mine is comprised of a vibrating piece of metal with a small plasticy bit on the end. Since there design is for flossing I think the material might sometimes be similar to floss? I also thought it was a tiny rubber head before I pulled it out but yeah, was proven wrong. It felt like plastic but Im not sure what the actual material would be called.

A random website claims the tip of theirs is made of nylon:

FLA220 Features:

Power Flosser
Clinically Proven as Effective as String Floss
10,000 Gentle Strokes Per Minute
Cleans Plaque Forms & Stains
Flexible Nylon Tip
Ergonomic Handle Design
Easy to Use


http://waterpik.premiumstore.com/details/18455-11724/waterpik-fla220.html

 

[xX Yuna Xx]

There is another thread about this same tool thing lol To which I replied

"Looks like it would hurt or scratch the skin. If not, how can a small thin little piece of metal that just spins around, tickle an insane amount..?" I'm sorry if its a dumb question.. Being a blonde, I have blonde moments.. lol 😛

 

[ElFewja]

This tool just vibrates, which is what causes the tickling feeling. It's similar to the electric toothbrush. They definitely don't hurt your skin, or at least, I haven't seen or heard of any one experiencing this. My experiences support this.

 

[voided9]

Electric flossers are amazingly effective, even my husband goes nuts when I use it on his feet =P They're cheap and definitely worth it!

 

[chrisheaven]

murder between the toes............