Comments on: Dildos and Douches: Now In Medically Safe Stainless Steel

By: Marlene

Marlene — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 00:39:48 +0000

I can attest to the effect of stainless. Rubbing your hands with a stainless spoon under running water gets rid of the smell after a serious crab or lobster feast. More fun to point out is that this is nothing new (except maybe the assertions about odor and vaginal use). This stuff has been around for years (scroll down and NSFW).

By: Donna

Donna — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 16:57:18 +0000

I’ve had hpv surgery about 6 months ago and also went off BC around the same time. Since I was put on so many antibiotics and now hormonally imbalanced I’m finding I have a much stronger odor. I’ve been to my doctor to see if there maybe was an infection and nothing was found. I just started a new relationship and I fear the smell may repel him from going down on me, then I saw a commercial for Waterworks and started researching immediately.
I’m going to order my Waterworks right now thanks to my research and to the statements above from the ladies who have tried and approved it:)
For the people laughing, try living in our shoes for a bit and you’ll realize that this is something that plagues your self-esteem.

By: Laura

Laura — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 18:32:22 +0000

I’m 63 and have suffered from odor since puberty. They offer a money-back guarantee, so I only risk the s&h by trying it. I’m going to do it.

BTW I don’t need a dildo but I do want odor relief. What’s so funny about that?

By: dani

dani — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 21:57:00 +0000

THANKgod there is something that may work. i have been plagued with strong odor since my teens (now 31) and it has always bugged me. we’ll c if it works.

By: kayley

kayley — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 16:42:33 +0000

i’m a cert. RN midwife…there’s nothing wrong with douching OCCASIONALLY, the problem has always been with using anything other than plain water and how OTC douche kits are forceful, which is bad. Waterworks gives you the ability to cleanse yourself in a safe and gentle manner. the water is not being forced in, rather is cleaning as it drains. also, being made of stainless steel it helps keep the bacteria in check while not harming the good lactobacilus. while most women don’t NEED to douche, some, like me, do. after sex, sperm is left in the vagina and for many will neutralize the acidity needed to keep a healthy ph balance. other things like lubes, saliva, etc can also cause problems. gently rinsing can help you avoid some uncomfortable irritations. many women even find that normal menstrual blood can be irritating if not rinsed occasionally over the course of a period.

By: Missing his journeys south...

Missing his journeys south... — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 15:57:41 +0000

I don’t know if this really works but it was promoted on the television show “The Doctors” today and I’m curious enough to try it. In the last three months, I have developed an odor that makes me very self-conscious when having sex. My boyfriend is a great guy and has never said a word about it – but he also isn’t going down anymore. I miss it. Daily washing, weekly douching, old wives’ remedies like eating pineapple regularly have not worked at all. I can’t stand my own smell. It’s too musky and too strong and I know I don’t have an infection (yep, I asked my doctor to check). I just have this smell. I’m game to try it. At the very least, I’ll get off every day and at the very best, my man will be journeying to the nether regions again! What the hell? In the realm of all that happens in the bedroom, this is not the strangest thing there is…though I have to admit that the commercial had me laughing out loud.

By: Another Lady Who Suffers

Another Lady Who Suffers — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 14:52:35 +0000

Thanks to “Lady Who Suffers”. I was happy to see that someone had the same problem that I am having. Thank you for sharing your story. I can’t wait to start using Waterworks.

By: Lady Who Suffers

Lady Who Suffers — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 17:16:47 +0000

I am a 34 year old woman and have had a problem my whole life with vaginal odor—not BV kind of odor but another musty kind of fishy smell. It is not an infection and my doctor’s don’t do anything and say there isn’t a treatment. I found Waterworks and within 2 weeks it was gone. I couldn’t believe it. I feel free and not ashamed during sex anymore. Until you suffer with this problem, you can’t know, and it’s not a joke. I also think it will be good for other women who need to maintain their vaginal ph for other problems. So don’t joke until you’ve experienced the humiliation!

By: OLD GUY

OLD GUY — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 22:06:18 +0000

From a mans perspective, most men I talk to enjoy the smell that is associated with a healthy vagina. But if the balance is compromised, oral sex can be repulsive. Many of the women I have been with did not understand their body, specifically the vagina. They weren’t in tune with how their hormones, diet, excercise and good sex interacted in a healthy vagina.

By: janet lafler

janet lafler — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 16:38:44 +0000

Like every other orifice, the vagina normally contains lots of bacteria, and if the balance of bacteria is healthy then it smells fine and doesn’t itch. But if you douche/wash etc. you can throw this balance off. This causes bacterial vaginosis, which really does make your vagina smell bad, as well as increasing your susceptibility to STDs and the risk of complications if you’re pregnant. Washing with water is, at best, unnecessary. Washing with anything else is a very VERY very bad idea.

It’s a vicious cycle. You douche because you’ve been told you smell bad; this causes bacterial vaginosis, which makes you smell bad, so you douche some more.