Vibrators

Vibrators are toys that vibrate. Vibrators come in a variety of shapes and sizes, including vibrating dildoes. The most common kind is a cylinder with a tapered end (available in a wide variety of colors and a variety of lengths and thicknesses), but there are a wide variety of shapes. Some cylinder style vibrators have additional parts for clitoral stimulation. There are also vibrators intended exclusively as clitoral stimulators or nipple exciters. Most vibrators are battery powered, but there are a few that run on regular wall outlet electricity. There are waterproof vibrators that can be used in the shower, bath, or pool. There are also remote control vibrators that are controlled by radio.

Massagers are an older form of vibrator, derived from the Victorian Era belief in “female genital hysteria”.

Eggs and bullets are small vibrators in the shape of an egg. These are the actual vibrators that are inside many other sex toys, but with the rest of the toy stripped away. These can be used to create your own toys or as very small compact vibrators to tuck into clothing or other exciting places. Eggs are most commonly used for external clitoral stimulation during partner sex. Magnums are eggs that are extra long, making vaginal insertion possible. Combinations either two eggs or an egg and another vibrator attached to the same controller.

Clitoral stimulators are devices designed to directly stimulate the clitoris. They usually vibrate, but can also have other motions or actions. There are also non-powered clitoral stimulators that work by rubbing against the clitoris when walking or moving around. Clitoral stimulators come in both strap-on and hand held varieties. The two most popular clitoral stimulators are the rabbits and the butterflies. Rabbits are vibrators with a little rabbit for additional clitoral stimulation.

Nipple exciters are toys designed to pleasure the nipples and/or breasts. The most common design is a vibrating cup that engulfs the nipple, but there are other designs, including some that don’t vibrate (some have hanging attachments and work by the sway of gravity).

Anal probes and butt plugs are designed for use in the anus. These come in a wide variety of shapes, colors, and materials, as well as with and without vibrators.

Double penetrators include both vaginal and anal probes in a single device. Some also include a clitoral stimulator. These are available in a wide range of colors, sizes, and materials, as well as in vibrating and non-vibrating models.

Remote control toys are designed to allow a partner to control the toy (usually some kind of vibrator). Most (but not all) remote control toys are quiet enough to secretly be used in public. Remote control devices are controlled by radio, allowing a partner to turn on and off (or control the intensity of) vibrations. The most common remote control devices are intended for vaginal and/or clitoral stimulation, but there are also remote control butt plugs.

Sleeves are intended to be placed on cylinder vibrators to offer a variety of experiences. The most common sleeves turn an ordinary vibrator into a vibrating dildo. Other variations include sleeves with clitoral stimulators, anal probes, and other attachments. Sleeves are usually sold in sets or kits rather than individually.

Jelly is a special soft material used for making some of the more expensive toys, especially dildoes and vibrators. Jelly toys are softer and more pliable than most ordinary plastic or rubber toys.

care & use

Lubricants can make the use of most toys more pleasureable and are essential for the use of butt plugs. There are a number of different lubricants available. Never use oil or petroleum based lubricants with latex toys. Use water based lubricants with toys, as oil or petroleum based lubricants can melt or destroy some toys (especially any toy made of latex or Cyberskin). Lubricants are available in flavored and unflavored varieties. Unflavored lubricants are better quality than flavored lubricants (flavored lubricants are primarily for use with oral sex).

Toys shared between partners can carry sexually transmitted diseases. The safe sex method is to either not share toys are to use a condom on shared toys. Do not move a toy from the anus to the vagina without washing it first, as this can transmit bacteria (even in the the same person).

Do not drop battery powered vibrators (they often break on impact). Clean vibrators with warm water and soap after each use, then rinse and thoroughly dry before storage. Do not let water get into the metal parts of a vibrator. If there is a cord, be careful never to tug on the cord, as it will come loose easily. If a vibrating egg is used inside the vagina, pull the egg out with your fingers, do not tug on the cord. Do not use an egg or other vibrating toy on a cord inside the anus. Battery powered devices are air cooled, if they don’t have access to air, they can become hot enough to burn. Do not fall asleep with a vibrator turned on.

Sex toys should be cleaned, rinsed, and dried after each use. Failure to clean toys can lead to disease. One woman reported failing to clean her toy after each use and then one day discovering maggots growing in it (which taught her to start cleaning her toys). Remove batteries from all toys before storage (leaving the batteries in can result in acid leakage, which can ruin the toy). Vibrators should be wiped clean with a cloth and warm water or alcohol. Do not let water get into the motor or electrical parts of a vibrator. Vinyl attachments can be cleaned in the top rack of a dishwasher. The more expensive materials (such as silicon, Cyberskin, Realskin, Ultraskin, etc.) should be washed in soap and warm water (either an antibacterial soap or mild soap), thoroughly dried, and coated with a light layer of cornstarch before storage (do not use talc on any toy that will be inserted vaginally). Silicon toys can be placed in the top rack of a dishwasher or can be sterilized in boiling water (if there are no latex, metal, or plastic parts and no electrical or motorized parts). Be careful not to crack or tear the surface of a silicon toy, as the tear will rapidly spread and ruin the toy. Rubber and Cyberskin are semi-porous and use of a condom will extend their useful life. Clean rubber, latex, and plastic dildoes and butt plugs with warm water and a mild soap. Thoroughly dry latex, rubber, or plastic toys before storage, but do not use heat for drying. Hand wash leather clothing, harnesses, and devices with warm water and mild soap and thoroughly dry before storage. Leather care products may be used on leather toys, clothing, and harnesses. Store products in a clean, dry, dark location away from direct sunlight or sources of heat. Be careful about placing toys next to each other, as some materials might react and destroy both toys.

history

Vibrators were originally created as medical devices. In the Victorian Era (late 1800s), the religion and culture taught that women had no sexual desire, response or needs and that women lacked the ability to have an orgasm. Sexual activity involved a man directly preceeding to vaginal intercourse without any foreplay whatsoever (no wonder they thought women had no sexual response!). Women (and men) were forbidden to masturbate by church law and social custom. Doctors claimed that women suffered from an ailmetn they called “female genital hysteria”. Women would go to a doctor for treatment, which would involve the doctor manipulating the woman’s genitals with his hands and fingers. The “hysteria” would grow in intensity and then subside. Needless to say, this treatment became popular with British women and doctor’s offices were overwhelmed with women seeking treatment for female genital hysteria (many seeking treatment daily), interfering with their caseload of other patients. Because the male doctors of the time viewed women as second class citizens and women’s ailments as a beneath their dignity, they sought a mechanical answer. At the time electricity was still new and an inventive British doctor came up with the first vibrator, a medical device intended to free up doctors by allowing women to treat their own female genital hysteria at home. Vibrators quickly became a widely used medical device and were one of the best sellers in the early Sears mail order catalogues.

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You may also want to check out clitoral stimulators, almost all of which vibrate.

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