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I put my TLC air-method on for a couple hours. The urethra was sealed as always. When I took it off, the skin was wet and I can't explain why. I don't think I accidentally got saliva in when blowing air, it wouldn't have made it past the check-valve. I can't really explain it. It wasn't urine and it didn't have a scent. My penis is still completely keratinized and there's no way it could get that much smegma in just a couple hours.
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Cowper's gland fluid aka pre-cum?Tormod
Some of you may have had occasion to run into mathematicians and to wonder therefore how they got that way - Tom Lehrer -
As Tormod suggests, my guess it could be preseminal fluid - I typically find at least a little bit when I remove the device, sometimes it can be a moderate amount.Comment
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When you exhale, your breath has water vapor in it. Breath is warm, so it holds more water vapor than you might think. If you use something else to blow air, air has water vapor in it. And, it could be a combination of water vapor and preseminal fluid, but then it would be thicker, stickier than water.Comment
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My urethra was sealed off with a very effective type of tape that works so well that one time, I accidentally left it on and tried to pee and it held back the flow of urine. I guess it must just have been saliva that got through the check-valve as vapor. Can't think of anything else.Comment
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That sounds completely normal. A fair amount of moisture does come from the mucous membranes of the inner foreskin and glans surface. It builds up over time, and an airtight device would seal off your foreskin and allow it to get as humid as possible underneath.Comment
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I have the same experience as z726, it's quite common for quite a bit of moisture to be present while restoring, it has to where to go as it's trapped by your new skin.Originally posted by z726 View PostComment
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