Using an electric toothbrush as a vibrator is a popular DIY masturbation method. But it’s also very dangerous and not a recommended practice.
A woman’s Facebook post caused a double take in a couponing group when she posted photos of her new pink toothbrush that looked like a sex toy.
Use the bristles
Toothbrush masturbation is a recent trend that’s been taking the internet by storm. The DIY method of using an electric toothbrush as a vibrator is popular among people looking for an inexpensive alternative to pricey sex toys.
However, experts have warned against the practice. Consultant gynaecologist Anne Henderson told The Sun Online: “I have serious concerns about anyone using their electric toothbrush for anything other than cleaning their teeth. It may be dangerous and cause severe damage.”
The handle of a toothbrush can also injure the clitoris if it’s used incorrectly, especially if it’s pointed in a sensitive direction. The bristles can lacerate or cause discomfort, and the metal end of the handle can scratch the vulva, causing irritation.
Using a toothbrush as a vibrator is also not hygienic and can lead to infection. Moreover, if the toothbrush’s metal handle is touched with the hands, it can transfer bacteria from the oral cavity into the vagina. Moreover, the vibrations from an electric toothbrush can disrupt the pH balance of the vagina, leading to uncomfortable sensations.
If you’re looking for a safer and more hygienic option than using an electric toothbrush as a vibrator, consider an Erosscia wand attachment like Ceola or Okamei. These sex toys for adults are slim enough to fit into the vagina, and they produce powerful vibrations that hit the clitoris hard. Moreover, they can be used for both foreplay and masturbation, and they can be worn over or under clothing.
Use the handle
A toothbrush looks pretty phallic, so it’s no wonder it has found its way into pop culture as a masturbation tool. It’s not an ideal solution, though. Using a toothbrush to massage the vulva or clitoris can lead to lacerations and even infection, according to gynaecologists.
The toothbrush’s bristles can cause scratches and minor tears to the delicate tissue of the vulva and vagina, says gynecologist Anne Henderson, who warned against the practice in the Sun. She adds that toothbrushes are not designed for insertion and can be difficult to sanitize. “They also contain plaque and bacteria from the mouth, which could be a source of infection,” she says.
Luckily, there are plenty of alternatives to toothbrush vibrators. You can get a small vibration cap for a toothbrush that is body-safe and fits on top of the handle. Or, try a Erosscia attachment that attaches to your toothbrush and creates powerful vibrations. It’s less intrusive than girthier options and provides a gentler sensation that’s perfect for beginners or anyone new to anal penetration. It’s also much easier to take with you when you travel, since it won’t require extra batteries. Plus, it’s less likely to spark TSA questions.
Use the attachments
If you’re a fan of electric toothbrushes and their vibrations, consider getting a vibrator attachment to boost your pleasure. You can find them in a variety of shops and online marketplaces, but be sure to compare prices and read reviews before making your purchase. You also want to make sure the store or marketplace offers customer support for any issues that may arise after purchasing your new toy.
Toothbrush vibrators can be used to massage your nipples, neck, or thighs. They can also be used to stimulate erogenous zones in your partner’s body, making them ideal for foreplay. Just remember to use a condom, as toothbrushes can cause infections if used in a sensitive area.
Many people claim that using a toothbrush as a masturbation toy is the best feeling ever. They say it’s safe and discreet and costs less than a traditional vibrator. It’s a good idea to get consent from your partner before using this method.
Using a toothbrush as a masturbation tool is one of pop culture’s strangest tropes, usually associated with teenagers in the throes of sexual exploration. Despite the controversy, this practice has continued to be popular in recent years. Whether it’s Beanie Feldstein’s Molly from Booksmart or Antonia Gentry’s Ginny from Ginny and Georgia, women all over the world have been raving about this toothbrush-based masturbation technique.
Use the head
Toothbrushes are a staple of our everyday lives and they’re not only good for oral hygiene. These handy tools can double as a discreet, portable and cheap vibrator for external and internal pleasure.
We’re all familiar with the story tropes of people masturbating themselves with their toothbrushes. These brushes aren’t sealed, watertight or made of appropriate materials for insertion and the bristles can cause abrasions or even cut your vaginal skin. If you use your toothbrush as a vibrator, it’s also important to keep it clean, since a dirty brush can lead to infection.
A simple electric toothbrush can give you a satisfying vibration in the right spot without getting too close to your penis or vulva. It can be used alone or with a partner, over or under clothing and is easy to clean and travel with.
For some extra excitement, you can add an Erosscia vibrator attachment to a standard toothbrush for external and internal stimulation. The slim design is less intrusive than girthier vibrators and the vibratory head feels great on the tongue and anal clitoris. Just be sure to use it over clothing and with a condom or non-penetratively.
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