Do not worry about damaging your toy

When you're shopping for a dildo vibrator, there are a few things you'll want to look for:Look for a dildo vibrator that is made of silicone. Silicone is nonporous, phthalate-free and body safe—it's also incredibly easy to clean. Just use soap and water (or toy cleaner), or put it in the dishwasher with no worries about damaging your toy! If you do plan on sharing your new purchase with others, be sure to cover it thoroughly with a condom before using it as some people may have reactions or allergies to cheap materials (like PVC).Look for rechargeable vibrators instead of battery-operated ones because they are more convenient and eco-friendly than disposable batteries. Rechargeable vibrators usually last around two hours per charge so they're good enough if you don't want something too strong; however most high-end toys last much longer because they can draw energy from multiple sources like solar panels or kinetic motion produced by walking around with them strapped onto your handbag (not recommended, just clitoris sex toy).