How To Use a Vibrator
Using a vibrator can be a very pleasurable experience. For reasons we don't fully understand, the extra stimulation a woman gets from a vibrator helps her achieve orgasm more easily, and more frequently than with a non-vibrating toy. Proper usage and handling is key, however. You don't want an unpleasant experience to color your future experimentation with toys. Here are a few guidelines to help you build a lifetime love affair with your new sex toy.
- Always wash any sex toy before using it. If it isn't waterproof, don't get water near the battery case
- Don't use a vibrator on broken or irritated skin, and if pain or discomfort occurs, turn the vibrator off immediately.
- Never insert a vibrator to the point where it can't be easily removed and controlled.
- Get to know your vibrator before using it on your body, and then always start at the lowest settings to find out what feels good
- Experiment with your new toy alone first, before using it with a partner. Knowing what turns you on will really enhance your love making experience.
- Vibrators feel good on any erogenous zone. Experiement with using your new toy on your nipples, inner thighs and on all parts of your vagina.
- Using lubriant will definitely enhance the feel of your vibrator. Water based lubes are safest, since there's no chance they could damage silicone materials that might be in your toy.
- Before inserting a vibrator for the first time, turn it off, so you can get used to the toy's size and texture before experimenting with various vibration modes and speeds.
- Always clean your vibrator after use, and then store it in a cool, dry area.
- Always remove the batteries prior to storing your vibrator. This will greatly increase the life of the toy, as well as preventing you from going broke buying new batteries!
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