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Re: This might be a stupid question but...

Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2017 2:16 pm
by Phoenix4ever
Okay so I think I have finally decided on a doll, it's gonna be the YL 148 with head #56 and long, blond hair #3, brown eyes, natural skin and built in vagina.
Just have one more stupid question before pushing the big red order button: How do you guys actually store your doll(s) Do you have them out in the open, keep them in the box they came in, put them in a locked closet or what do you do? I don't wanna be caught by friends and family having a doll like that, I imagine it would be pretty embarassing.

Re: This might be a stupid question but...

Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2017 4:01 am
by hollows+fentiman
Mine stays in my bed mostly and sits with me downstairs sometimes! It's hard telling friends and family I know but why would they want to come in your bedroom? You can always pull the covers over her while you're not in there! If anyone finds out so what? It's your life mate!

Re: This might be a stupid question but...

Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 4:39 am
by Dystempr
So for me, I keep my doll out on my bed just like hollows does. I don't have many visitors, but even if I did I would not hide her. All my close friends that come into my house would not have a problem with it. Neither would my family. I am a very open person though when it comes to friends and family.

Family has to love you, they have no choice. You pick your friends, so I would hope that you only deal with people that are similarly minded and thus they might not go for a dolly girlfriend, but they can understand it. If you don't have friends like this, then you should probably get rid of them.

I can tell you I don't have hundreds of friends. I have a select few, most of them I have know for over 25 years now and I have shared with them more "scary / embarrassing" information than I am living with a doll that can perform sex.

Dys.

Re: This might be a stupid question but...

Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 5:00 am
by cheeky+swine
Get the standing version and she will be okay stood up in a wardrobe/cupboard. just put some soft lining on the wall she leans on. I used the packing from the box Darcey came in. shes been stored every day know for over six months and she's fine.

Re: This might be a stupid question but...

Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 5:19 am
by Anung Un Rama
8O wow..had to read this all for context...so here is the deal...options and popularity...this influences production volume (cheaper to cast 1000 dolls per unit than 100 based on demand), so this influences wholesale costs and the rest just follows on to the retail at the sales window.

Anung :lol:

Re: This might be a stupid question but...

Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 5:12 pm
by Phoenix4ever
Thanks guys.
I will choose the standing version, that seems more practical and realistic.
I will probably make room in my wardrobe, where she can stand up straight. There might be room under my bed, of course she would need to lay on something to take the weight, but I don't know if it's such a good idea...
If I put her in my bed the neighbours would be able to see her unless I keep the curtains down.
Would she be fine just standing in the corner of my bedroom?

Re: This might be a stupid question but...

Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 5:18 pm
by cheeky+swine
Phoenix4ever wrote:Would she be fine just standing in the corner of my bedroom?
I can't see a problem with that as long as you make sure she couldn't fall over.

Re: This might be a stupid question but...

Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 7:22 pm
by The-Doll-House
All is well with everything mentioned.
Ideally the storage position is with:

Back slightly bent - normal human position
Both legs and arms slightly bent - why a hanging kit is very good.

Whereas if the doll is stood up, you can end up with folds in the TPE (temporarily) at the front of the ankles etc. as legs are straight rather than relaxed.
We have stood many up over time, but do find changing the position of the doll every day contributes to the longevity of the doll.

Just our two penneth worth :)

Re: This might be a stupid question but...

Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2017 3:17 am
by hollows+fentiman
If you have the opportunity to keep her in your bed it may be better for her and for you! Why not get a lace curtain for your window? My house is right on a street with a busy path beside it so I have to have one. My Ashaki comes downstairs to be with me sometimes and I wonder if people are looking at her as they pass. However, I've tried looking in myself and I can't see a thing unless the lights are on! I think they are just looking at their own reflection! If neighbours can see in your bedroom aren't you concerned they might see you in the buff too?

Re: This might be a stupid question but...

Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2017 5:21 pm
by Phoenix4ever
@Phil from The-Doll-House if you see this, do you also sell this hanging kit?, that might be the best way to take care of it.
Might as well order the doll and hanging kit from the same place.

@hollows The doll will probably sleep next to me at night, always nice to spoon someone you like, hope she won't be too cold. :)
I live on the 1st floor so only a few neighbours from the block across can look in, so it's not a like huge problem, I avoid running around the house naked though.

Re: This might be a stupid question but...

Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2017 3:50 am
by hollows+fentiman
Good for you mate! I have an electric under blanket that stays on low pretty much all day. Ashaki stays at an ambient temperature then as it tends to warm through her skeleton as well. However, she's still not warm to the touch but she then doesn't take much to get her warmed up properly!!!

The electric blanket has a padded mattress cover over it so the heat is spread evenly and there's no hot spots.

Re: This might be a stupid question but...

Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2017 5:30 pm
by The-Doll-House
Phoenix4ever wrote:@Phil from The-Doll-House if you see this, do you also sell this hanging kit?, that might be the best way to take care of it.
Might as well order the doll and hanging kit from the same place.
Hi Phoenix,

Apologies for the late reply.
We can get them from the factory, so they are functional, if not terribly aesthetically pleasing.

We are working out a deal with Jinsan to have one in every order.
So hopefully after the Chinese new year we can start including these as standard.

Please note: The hanging kit is for the body only, and it assumes that you have a suitable heavy duty pole or equivalent to hang from. If you have this, any bag can be used to suspend the head safely.

If you still need one, we still have the sample, if it would be of use to you!

Re: This might be a stupid question but...

Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2017 6:23 pm
by Phoenix4ever
Thanks for your reply Phil.
Sounds nice if you are able to include a hanging kit after CNY.
At the moment I am trying to decide between a YL148 and a YL155D, also I got an offer from YL Dolls and they said they would take care of taxes when it enters Europe, since I am little worried about taxes. I know you also takes care of the taxes, so now I am trying to decide on a doll and if I should buy from you or YL Dolls directly...

Re: This might be a stupid question but...

Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2017 8:59 pm
by The-Doll-House
Hi Phoenix,
Eric is a great guy at YL. We usually speak through Skype daily, you won't go wrong with Eric.

I'll try to say without bias :roll: that a UK vendor, would be a best bet, in case anything happens (eg. FedEx losses track of the package) then you have a UK contact to sort it all out for you. If you went with YL-Dolls, and there was an issue, I'm sure Eric would ask me to help him sort it anyway.
That said, there is Graeme at LoveDoll UK, who do supply YL-Dolls too.

Hoping that this helps, and does not muddy the water any further for you.