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Archive for September, 2010

It’s Finally Landed…JimmyJane’s Form 3!

Thursday, September 23rd, 2010

Sometimes a design comes along that feel so intuitive, just so second nature in its form and concept, it’s almost surprising that it’s never existed before. Maybe that’s what JimmyJane designer Yves Behar is talking about when he says that he believes “design’s purpose is not only to show us the future, but to bring us the future.”

Well, if such a future comes with JimmyJane’s most recent PLEASURE FOR THE PEOPLE release, the Form 3, I for one want to be onboard that spaceship!

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My Form 2 Potato

Tuesday, September 21st, 2010

I’ve never seen a water stain that looks like the Virgin Mary, but I did dig up the next best thing in my garden: a red potato that looks like Jimmyjane’s Form 2 vibrator. I’m sure I’m not the first one to unearth a vegetable that looks like a sex toy, but really, corn cobs, zuchinni, and cukes are much more common fare! What about you, do you have any X-rated veggie photos to share?! And this isn’t first time I’ve written about gardening and sex toys…

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Behind the Scenes at Babeland: What happens when you return a toy?

Thursday, September 16th, 2010

At Babeland we’re pleased to be able to offer a 30 day warranty against breakage or malfunction on all of our products that could break or malfunction (i.e. you can’t return a book). For some of our products, we can even offer a 90, six month or one year warranty! But, our customers often want to know – what happens when they return a toy?

If you bring a broken or malfunctioning toy back to us, first we’ll try to confirm your problem. We do this because sometimes our customers have made a mistake and the toy does work!

If we can’t get the toy to work either, then we’ll ask you if you want to exchange your toy for the same one or if you want to use your store credit to purchase something else.

Then, we take your broken toy and put it back in its packaging and put a note on in, describing what is wrong with it. After that, one of our intrepid employees sends the toys back to the company.

So, if you’ve ever wondered why you need to bring back your packaging along with the toy, it’s not because we want to re-sell it, it’s because the companies require it.

Here are some tips on increasing the life of your toy so you don’t have to return it!

  • Take the batteries out when you aren’t using it
  • If it isn’t water resistant, only wash it with a washcloth
  • Do not bend bendable toys when the motor is on or tug on chords – be gentle!
  • For rechargeable toys, read the manual!
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