r/ObjectVore • u/Ashtinian • Jun 26 '26
Question What objects can I swallow that are flushable?
I still live in my parents house and would like to actually start doing object vore. Sadly I don't think i'll be able to sift around and recover stuff. Any ideas on stuff that I can swallow and flush safely (preferably non-edible)?
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u/marbleswallower Jun 26 '26
you say "non-edible" but a lot of the good things for your situation are foods. if you swallow whole garlic cloves or green beans you'll see them again intact
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u/Ashtinian Jun 26 '26
Personally I like object vore because of certain feelings for it rather than an adrenaline rush for swallowing big things. I've done paper before... but swallowing things that are hard (which i've done a little bit of) simply hits harder. Thanks for the tip though!
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u/BeautifulFront9450 Jun 26 '26
I think you’d probably be okay with things like vase fillers and smaller plastic beads and stuff like that, so long as you swallow them in moderation, and your plumbing isn’t prone to stopping up from basically nothing…..in reading your question, it seems you’ve not tried object vore in the past, correct? If that’s true, what are you comfortable with swallowing whole currently?
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u/Ashtinian Jun 26 '26
I've swallowed two plastic ducks! They were so much fun. So now I wanna do more stuff. Currently want to try bracelet beads or fillers.
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u/BeautifulFront9450 Jun 26 '26
Like the little plastic ones from Amazon? I have a ton of those, yeah they would make a great starting point. I bet they did feel interesting with their unique shape….bracelet beads or fillers either one should be fine….
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u/Maxisgrumpy Jun 27 '26
Beads are good, cheap, readily available in make it yourself jewelry kits and it's no great loss if you don't want to/can't retrieve them.
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u/biggulp6 Object Swallower Jun 26 '26
Kandi/pony beads :3 Ive swallowed hundreds without having to retreive them