As someone who is a 3 year loyal visitor of the site but only recently having had made an account, just wonder how you all roll with real inflation, I personally prefer water, as it can show better and I like the heavy feeling, and sloshing is the freaking best. If anyone has certain methods though for mixing air and water, or methods to get really big with just air please let me know, I'd love to experiment.
Real life inflation, water or air?
Mon, 03/14/2016 - 16:50
#1
Real life inflation, water or air?
Tue, 03/15/2016 - 06:20
#3
Another Canadian Guy
Water for sure (isotonic is the best). I've been doing it for years as well and water quickly became my favourite method. Totally agree with the heavy feeling and the sloshing, holy crap it's awesome!
For air and water, I've never been successful with that as I just get a really bad amount of cramping but aren't able to deflate as fast. You get trapped with it and it really sucks. When I got the largest with air I always used an aquarium pump as it was automatic and most relaxing, but there might be other methods that work as well. If you get the chance, use CO2 for inflation as it has the least amount of cramping and can absorb into the body easier so that deflation is faster.
Also, welcome to the forums!
Tue, 03/15/2016 - 09:59
#4
Thanks for the suggestion, but how do I acquire co2, I'd guess you can't just pick it up in your local rite aide
Tue, 03/15/2016 - 10:47
#5
Another Canadian Guy
There isn't really any way that I know to get it in a canister or how to get it into you, but I know they have those soda makers you can get for your house that carbonate water. You just can't dispense it into your body like that as it would be very cold and doesn't come out in a normal stream of air (it basically jumps rapidly unless you seal the bottle into it).
Perhaps you have a colonoscopy friend and can do black market deals? I'm kidding, please don't do that.
Tue, 03/15/2016 - 21:04
#6
NameTaken
http://www.ebay.com/bhp/5-lb-co2-tank
Fri, 03/18/2016 - 13:44
#7
Another Canadian Guy
Please don't use something like this. Your body can only take around 1-2 PSI of air safely and this has a pressure rating of 1800. Even on it's least open setting it would be much too powerful and dangerous. Plus, I'm not even sure if it's "clean" CO2, meaning it's safe to use for internal purposes (such as at colonoscopy clinics).
Fri, 03/18/2016 - 11:38
#8
ProdigyNtraining
I have a method for getting really big with air.
So, all you need is one thing: a pressurized air tank(If you don't know what those are, look up scuba gear on Google). All you need to do is set the tank output to a high level so that the air rushing in prevents the air that is trying to slowly escape. Although it takes away the enjoyment, it will make you VERY big
Fri, 03/18/2016 - 13:41
#9
Another Canadian Guy
Please don't take offence to this, but that's a very foolish and quite frankly stupid idea. The air coming out of that is heavily compressed and pressurized, and trying to inflate your body with that will cause a rupture and quite likely death. Unless you have the proper equipment used to regulate pressures (like those used in colonoscopies) then you shouldn't EVER be using pressurized gas on your body. Stick with safer (albeit, still dangerous and risky) pieces of non-official equipment like aquarium pumps.
Fri, 03/18/2016 - 22:01
#10
Yeah. I don't know why people even try to use pressurized air, your body holds the pressure on its own from just swallowing air, adding that much extra would certainly rupture something/kill you
Wed, 03/23/2016 - 17:26
#11
I prefer air, just because I like the sensation and after-part of the inflation. Water inflation makes me feel like I have explosive diarrhea at the end. Air is just farts and gas.
I don't have to worry about drowning myself or messing up my intestine's bacteria makeup with air, so I'd say I prefer that.
Swallowing air instead of the tried-and-true "stuff a pump up your pooper and let er rip"method seems to be a lot safer and present less risk of popping yourself/poking a hole in your colon.