What is your opinion on these dildos here?

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I looked around a bit at amazon and found a few interesting glass dildos.
I'd like some opinions. They are made of Borosilicate glass, does this mean that you could basically
spray desinfections sprays on them which kill bacteria and viruses without having to worry about anything or could glass still be damaged?
I read a few reviews and people sounded pretty satisfied they wrote that glass is great and so on. I wonder if using it with a condom would ruin the
feeling.
I am also not sure how much "fun" such a toy is in general. Maybe a vibrating toy would be more interesting.

What do you think about these 2 here? Which one would be better for non-experienced users? I dont even know how much of
these I could even insert without hurting myself. What if I stick it in and then cause damage? Can you even use such toys when you
have some hemorrhoids?

http://nsnovelties.com/product_info.php?cPath=5&products_id=9&osCsid=4730c694d3b5e32345093a765cd2fb7c

http://nsnovelties.com/product_info.php?cPath=5&products_id=242&osCsid=4730c694d3b5e32345093a765cd2fb7c

http://nsnovelties.com/product_info.php?products_id=236&osCsid=d57a2fb21ea41faea800265986cb8b10

I don't know the answers to most of your questions, but I can say that no disinfectant would damage glass.

But what if this is different glass? Are there hybrid glasses which also contain other stuff?
I dont know what borosilicat glass is.

Borosilicate glass is glass made with at least 5% boric oxide. The resulting glass is more resistant to extreme temperatures. It is most often used for items in the laboratory or kitchen. You may have heard of a type called Pyrex.

I know pyrex.

Does this mean that ALL borosilicat glass is the same? Or could it be that there's glass out there which is also called borosilicate glass but it's not as good as pyrex?

They are all pretty similar. Borosilicate glass holds stuff in the laboratory so it will be fine with any disinfectant.

But wouldnt it be unhygienic if i for example boiled a sex toy in a pot which I also used to cook food in?
Could this contaminate the pot?

I simply don't understand why most sex toys do not have a really safe and fool-proof plastic wrapping which gives the customer
the safety that the toy is new and hasnt been tampered with. Every hair trimmer comes in a more hygienic wrapping that these toys
I think this is really stupid.

It wouldn't affect the pot.

@lilstu Perhaps you're over thinking things. We wash our hands after toileting; we don't cut them off and throw them away. So, they have to be as clean as the pot.

But we don't get in direct contact with feces. I mean even if you wipe your ass your hand doesn't get any feces on it.
If it did then I would definitely wash it multiple times.

Normally, that is true. But there are plenty of instances when parents are changing diapers, for example, that feces are transferred to the hands. The solution, as you have stated, is a thorough washing with soap and warm water.

But is soap really enough to remove all the bacteria? I'd rather use something with alcohol in it which kills bacteria and viruses.

Few things in life are 100%. But it is generally accepted, as a sanitary practice, that washing hands well with soap and hot (without burning yourself) water will make your hands pretty sterile. That being said, you could probably come back with some super contagious disease that requires more, but most of these don't
exist outside of some third world countries.

But there are smells which you cannot remove with soap. For example when my fingers smell like onions or garlic then soap doesn't work.
Doesn't this prove that soap isn't strong enough?

Some smells, like the ones you mention, can get deeper in because they dissolve in fats, and so can go through the skin into the fat layer below. (They aren't harmful, though, and they evaporate back out over time.) Viruses and bacteria are larger, and stay on the surface if teh skin isn't broken.

How is not broken defined? This is something I asked myself before.
Let's say for example I cut myself and it bleeds and after 30 minutes it doesn't bleed anymore but there's still a cut then what would happen if I got
HIV blood on this cut? Would it go through or not? Do they even know this? I cannot imagine that they did any tests like this with humans or animals.

That I don't know, I confess. It would be safe after it had healed, but when it's just a clot I don't know. You may well be right that nobody knows.

That's scary.

I also once read something from a scientist who said that HIV viruses actually survive on surfaces way longer than they officially tell us. He talked about weeks if I remember it right!!!
It sounded a bit like a conspiracy.