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Frequently Asked Questions
Simply put, the main difference between a dildo and a vibrator comes down to whether the toy produces vibration. A dildo is a non-vibrating toy that is typically phallic-shaped and designed for penetration. Since there are no true moving parts, they need to be manually controlled. A vibrator uses motors to create vibrations and can be used externally as well as internally. Depending on what type of vibe you have they can offer various speeds, patterns of vibration, intensities and some even twirl, thrust, and rotate automatically. There are some dildos, however, that venture into vibrator territory and have inner bullets to add vibration, but you still need to use your hands to thrust and control the toy.
Lube is an essential partner to your sex toy. Not only does it ease penetration for a comfortable and pleasurable experience, but it can also actually increase your toy’s longevity.
Water-based lubricant tends to be more natural-feeling and is the perfect accompaniment for any sex toy. It can safely be used with any materials, as well as condoms.
Silicone-based lubricant is one of the longest-lasting lubes and is great for playing in the water. Never use silicone-based lubes with any toy that is actually made of silicone. It can ruin the toy and cause it to disintegrate.
Hybrid lubes are popular because they combine the best of both worlds, water and silicone-based lubes. Typically, they can be used with any sex toy material, even those made from silicone.
Oil and petroleum-type lubes can damage certain sex toys and should never be used with any rubber, PVC, or latex toys or condoms. These lubes tend to be better for finger play, massage, or masturbation.
Just remember, when in doubt or if you don’t know what sex toys are made of, a good quality water-based lube is your safest option.
Cleaning is probably the single most important thing when it comes to care, so it’s essential to do so immediately after each use. To clean your sex toy, use warm water and an antibacterial soap. Thoroughly wipe and rinse, making sure that if your toy uses batteries, to avoid getting that area wet. Another option is a sex toy cleaner. Once your playthings are clean and dry, it’s time to store them. Wrap them individually in either a lint-free material, such as linen, or place them in a velvet storage bag. Many materials do not mix well with each other and can end up destroying or damaging your toy. If your sex toy is made of Cyberskin, always make sure to use talcum powder after cleaning to maintain your toy’s unique feel. To prevent toy corrosion, remove the batteries before storing if you don’t plan on using it in the following week.
Toys are a great way to incorporate variety and different sensations into your sexual routine. Not only can they enhance pleasure, but they can also help you learn about your body and what feels good, improve intimacy by building a deeper connection with your partner, and, in some instances, improve your sexual health by strengthening a woman’s pelvic floor.
Here’s our list of great beginner-friendly sex toys for women, men, and couples:
- Bullet Vibrators: Small, non-intimidating, and easy to use.
- Vibrators: Strong, consistent vibration that may make it easier to reach climax.
- Wand Vibrators: Distributes vibrations over a wider area, making it easier to explore.
- Dildos: Many beginner dildos are smaller, softer, and ergonomically shaped for comfort.
- Couples' Toys: A low-pressure way to explore intimacy, communication, and shared pleasure.
- Strokers, Pocket Pussies & Masturbators: Designed to simulate sensations similar to sexual intercourse.
- Anal Plugs: Ease into posterior pleasure with a small plug, then work your way up.
- Kegel Balls (also called Ben Wa Balls): Small, weighted balls inserted into the vagina to help strengthen the pelvic floor muscles through Kegel exercises.
