[ExceLLength]

Hola everybody,

I'm fairly new to this site, and I haven't started PEing yet (want to educate myself a bit more before starting off) but here's a few questions that I have. Sorry if some of them are a bit noobie or straight-forward, I just like to be sure (rather safe than sorry, right?).

A good warm up consists of applying moist heat to your penis. Heat can be applied through a variety of ways. The four most popular warm-ups are: a moist heating pad, a rice sock, a warm wash cloth, and an infrared lamp.

- In the beginner guide on the main site it says to use moist heat as a warm up, but I don't find a wash cloth a very ideal means of warming up (I tested it). I do, however, have an infrared lamp laying around here somewhere (100W) and a rice sock is easily made. But do those provide moist heat(I know they're in the list, just a hot wash cloth is moist, whereas a dry rice sock isn't)?

- I sometimes come across a sig or thread saying one's EQ is <insert number here>. Is there like a universal guideline to this? I tried searching for it, but didn't find anything. If anyone could provide me with a link or explaination about this that would be awesome.

My first language isn't English, so excuse me if it was just a silly misunderstanding (especially the first question). Anyway I'm very excited about getting started with JP's beginner guide once I feel I'm ready to. When that moment arives, and I have measured my starting stats (which I actually believe are 6.2+ inch BPEL x 5 inch EG if memory serves) I will be making a proper intro in the 'new members' thread.

Thank you guys in advance,

ExceLLength

[mrcarrick]

I use a rice sock and it is brilliant and can sometimes become a bit moist due to the heat.

EQ = erection quality, 10 being like a rock 1 being like jelly.

[mrcarrick]

Good luck man also, start yourself up a progress log as well.

[ExceLLength]

thank you mrcarrick!

I'll be sure to make a progress log once I start. Should help me see what methods do and don't work on my long journey to an 8X6 =D

[JonPop]

ExceLLength. Welcome here. Your first post was excellent. English is not your first language? Kudos.
In answer to your first question. My preferred warm up and what I advise, is moist heat.
But, like so many, I have found that the rice sock is much more convenient.

The rice in the sock is quite remarkable. When it sits over night, after the initial heating, the rice will quickly absorb moisture from the air as it cools. This moisture will be present with the re-warming of the rick sock when it is next used and will give a slight "Moist" heat.

I believe for sanitary purposes, that a rice sock should be dumped and the sock washed and refilled with new rice at least once a month. A moist environment is conducive to growing mold or mildew. Although microwaving should kill any toxins.

[mrcarrick]

Originally Posted by ExceLLength

thank you mrcarrick!

I'll be sure to make a progress log once I start. Should help me see what methods do and don't work on my long journey to an 8X6 =D

ah 8x6 the size most of us want!! good luck and enjoy the journey, remember to always be patient and think positively

[mrcarrick]

Oops I had had my 2 rice socks for 6 months now, time for a change me thinks!!

[ExceLLength]

Originally Posted by JonPop

ExceLLength. Welcome here. Your first post was excellent. English is not your first language? Kudos.
In answer to your first question. My preferred warm up and what I advise, is moist heat.
But, like so many, I have found that the rice sock is much more convenient.

The rice in the sock is quite remarkable. When it sits over night, after the initial heating, the rice will quickly absorb moisture from the air as it cools. This moisture will be present with the re-warming of the rick sock when it is next used and will give a slight "Moist" heat.

I believe for sanitary purposes, that a rice sock should be dumped and the sock washed and refilled with new rice at least once a month. A moist environment is conducive to growing mold or mildew. Although microwaving should kill any toxins.

Haha thanks for the great reply, and thanks for the tip about the rice sock.

And yeah I'm from the Netherlands, though I do mostly speak English at home, which I think helps me a fair bit

Also, thanks for the heads up mrcarrick! I like to think of myself as a pretty patient person. And I know PE requires a lot of patience, dedication and motivation, but I'm sure it'll all be more than worth it in the end!

[JonPop]

Originally Posted by mrcarrick

Oops I had had my 2 rice socks for 6 months now, time for a change me thinks!!

Absolutely. A couple pounds of new rice and 2 clean socks, new start.