Vibrators and Chemical Reactions

[0black-lotus0.livejournal.com]

I read the instructions the vibe I've had for a while (the brand is "Shane's World" by California Exotic Novelties), and they said not to put my vibe near other thigns that would cause a chemical reaction.

That made me wonder, should I be putting this thing on my clit? I don't want to poison my vag. I do like it, it's very quiet and gives me decent orgasms (although I use to finsih myself off, since the batteries wear down fast otherwise. It takes 3 watch batteries.

I figured maybe I should get a new vibrator. I though about the Hitachi, but I want something that my roomie won't hear. I heard the Hitachi is noisy. Is this true? So anyone have any recomendations for a quiet clitoral stimulator?

BTW, LJ keeps on telling me I'm not allowed to post tags. Why not? I wanted to put sex-toys and vibrators.

Comments

[courtneyliana.livejournal.com]

In Betty Dodson's "Sex for One," she recommends using the Hitachi (or any powerful vibrator) with a towel folded up between you and it. The vibrations spread out a little more that way and, obviously, you can vary the thickness of the towel depending on how many times you fold it.

An added plus I've noticed with the towel method is that it also muffles the sound quite a bit. I don't have roommates, so I'm not sure if the sound is unnoticeable with the towel. Either way, the "indirect method," if you will, does cut down on the possibility of numbness and makes the powerful vibes a little more subtle.