She sits quietly with her legs crossed at the ankles, one arm draped along the armrest of the sofa. Her eyes are a chestnut brown, but they stare right through you. Her owners will be by in the morning, with her case, to pick her up. Chanel is a sex doll — one of seven anatomically correct, TPE-silicone based dolls available to rent from House of Dolls, a new business launched by Aberdeen resident Kristen Dickson.
Read more: New B. The website for House of Dolls, through which all orders will be made, is expected to be live this week. In the inventory with Chanel are dolls of various ethnicities and names — Aika, Marriah, Sadie, Catanna, Portia and Zach, who is the lone male doll of the group.
They consist of a metal skeletal structure covered in soft silicone flesh and Dickson purchased them from Toronto-based company Sex Doll Canada. The hyper-realistic dolls can bend in all the appropriate places and their bodies sport a great amount of detail in areas such as the knees, clavicle, hands and feet. They also have realistic genitalia, which, as Dickson attested, feels real. The cost to rent a doll will be a nightly rate, from 5 p. No doll they rent out will be available two nights in a row as it will undergo a cleaning day the morning after.
While the company is licensed as a home-based business, Dickson has also rented out space downtown that will operate as a cleaning and storage facility for the dolls.
Read more: Sex robots could help your marriage: UBC prof She told KTW Interior Health informed her it has no regulations for cleaning the dolls, but she noted her business will use its own in-depth cleaning procedures that includes antibacterial soap, a blacklight and a camera that can be inserted into the sexual organs to check for any foreign objects.
