FAQ
What is BDSM?
BDSM stands for Bondage, Discipline, Dominance, Submission, Sadism and Masochism. In practice, it involves undergoing or giving a form of power or stimuli.
BDSM Explanation
Bondage - tying your partner or being tied up voluntarily.
Discipline - real or acted punishment.
Dominant person (Dom) - the person in control.
Submissive person (Sub) – the person submitting to power / dominance.
Sadism - deliberately causing pain stimuli and enjoying them.
Masochism - voluntarily undergoing pain and enjoying it
Are there BDSM safety instructions?
It is important, when you decide to play with pain and / or power in your sex life, to keep safety first.
Don't take any (health) risks. In everything you do, think about whether there are risks involved and try to exclude them as much as possible. For example, when you tie your partner with our Taboom cuffs in such a way that he / she is limited in his / her liberty to move, make sure you can free your partner quickly when needed. Everyone who takes part in BDSM activities must consent. Nothing should ever happen against your will. The Dom may be in charge of BDSM, but should NEVER do anything that the Sub doesn't agree with. Agree on a unique safe word to stop the play immediately.
How do I have to clean my products?
- Clean your product before and after use.
- Use warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner to clean this product.
- Make sure the product is 100% dry before storing.
Are there specific warnings?
- Keep this product and packaging out of the reach and sight of children.
- Sold as an adult novelty, not for medical use.
- Do not heat or cool your product, unless recommended to do so.
- Do not excessively or forcefully bend, stretch, or obstruct the product to avoid damage.
- Keep the product away from fire.
- The supplier cannot be held liable in any way for defect or damage caused by incorrect use.