You Might Want To Check Out These Diy Self-pleasuring Devices For Men

By Author: John Dugan
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A hand. A male member. That’s all that a man needs to engage in fun, friction-filled self-pleasuring (although some lubricant of some kind is generally good to have as well). But sometimes - especially after a guy has been self-fondling for 5, 10, 30 years - he may want to try something a little different for a change. Indulging in some self-pleasuring toys, for example, might add a little spice and a new dimension. But sometimes such toys can be a little pricey, especially if a guy needs to dispose of them so roomies or significant others don’t come across them. With that in mind, here are some DIY (do-it-yourself) self-pleasuring devices that guys can make themselves.

A warning, of course. Take care when making or using these, in order to avoid causing any possible pain or harm to oneself.

- A banana. This is one of the easiest DIY self-pleasuring devices a guy can make. Simply take a banana - ripe or not, it doesn’t matter - and remove the fruit from the peel. (One option is to simply peel the banana and remove the fruit; another is to snip off one end of the banana and squeeze the fruit out from ...
... the other end.) When the member is tumescent, wrap the skin around it and self-stimulate. It’s a little messy, but it feels very exciting.

- Bubble wrap. This doesn’t take a lot of material, so bubble wrap from a recently-arrived mailing box may be more than enough. Roll it into a tube into which the manhood will fit snugly but comfortably. (The bubbles should be on the inside, so that they are touching the manhood.) Once the appropriate size has been determined, tape the tube so that it stays that size. Add a little creme if desired, and self-gratify away.

- Paper cup and sponges. Select a cup into which the tumescent member will fit comfortably. Select a couple of sponges - preferably new ones. Old, used sponges are likely to contain bacteria and particles that a man really doesn’t want on his manhood. Wet the new sponges and wring them out several times, until the "newness" has worn off of them. Dampen them again and use them to line the inside of the cup. Fondle the member until tumescent, insert and enjoy. (Note: If intending to use the sponges again for self-pleasuring, wash and dry out thoroughly. Do NOT return them to the kitchen sink to use for washing dishes!)

- Electric toothbrush. Handle with care, as one would all electric appliances, of course. The idea here is to utilize a small, handheld toothbrush as a small handheld vibrator. The key here is to (1) make sure the toothbrush has a range of settings and that at least one of them works for the individual using it, and (2) that the bristle portion of the brush is soft enough to provide pleasurable sensations. Assuming these conditions are met, a guy need simply work up a healthy tumescence, then apply the toothbrush to various parts of the member; most men find the underside of the manhood beneath the head to be especially sensitive to vibrations. It’s essential that a person use a toothbrush holder that has removable brushes, so that one can be designated (and set safely aside) for self-pleasuring uses and not mistakenly used thereafter to brush one’s teeth.

A DIY self-pleasuring device can be a world of fun, and it will work even better on a manhood that’s in good shape. For that reason, we urge daily application of a top-notch male organ health oil (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin). Look for an oil that contains vitamin B5, also known as pantothenic acid, which aids in cell metabolism and maintaining healthy tissue. Also needed in the oil is vitamin C, a key component of collagen, a tissue in the body that gives skin its tone and elasticity.

Visit www.menshealthfirst.com for more information about treating common male organ health problems, including soreness, redness and loss of male organ sensation. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous online web sites.