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Ever found yourself wondering if that sleek clitoral vibrator of yours deserves a little TLC beyond just buzzing into action? Trust me, it’s not just about the thrill — it’s about making sure this trusty companion stays in top-notch condition, ready to deliver the goods every single time. I’m talking about the kind of care that keeps your experience safe, slick, and seriously satisfying. Because, let’s be honest, no one wants to deal with a grimy gadget or a busted charge when the mood strikes. So, whether you’re a seasoned pro or a curious newcomer to the vibe game, here’s the lowdown on how to keep your clitoral vibrator happy and humming — because your pleasure deserves nothing less than premium upkeep. LEARN MORE.

How To Take Care Of A Clitoral Vibrator

To ensure your investment in a new toy pays off (again and again), follow these tips to take care of it properly.

1. Clean your vibrator.

For the health of your body (and the toy), you’ll want to properly clean your toys after each use, Finn says. Even if your toy isn’t going inside your body, “all of that [clitoral] tissue is still very delicate, and you want to make sure that you’re taking proper care of it,” she explains. Because clitoral vibrators come in tons of different sizes, shapes, styles, and materials, it’s best to look up how to clean your specific toy, and whether it’s waterproof.

2. Use lubricant.

Even if you’re someone who self-lubricates pretty well (congratulations, in that case), you’ll still want to lube up when using toys, because they don’t have any natural moisture, Finn says. If you’re using a silicone toy, opt for a water-based lubricant (not silicone-based), so the toy doesn’t become damaged. “Not only will it feel better, but it’ll actually make your experience just more pleasurable overall,” she adds.

3. Try a condom.

For extra measure, you can always put a condom over your toy to keep it clean, “especially if you’re playing with a partner that you’re not fluid-bonded with and you want to share the toy,” Finn says. Just make sure the condom is lubricated and you wash off the toy afterward. Again, if there’s any silicone lubricant on the condom, you won’t want to use it on a silicone toy.

4. Store your vibrator properly.

First of all, make sure your sex toy is completely dry before putting it away; otherwise, mildew could grow on it, Finn says. And when it comes to storing your sex toy(s), it’s best to keep it in a satin pouch to keep outside dust or dirt from getting in. If you want, you can even keep the toy in the box it came in.

5. Unplug it when it’s done charging.

Lastly, don’t leave your toys charging for too long, because it can cause some overcharging, which might damage the toy’s battery life, Finn says. This will help “make sure it’s holding a charge as best as it can,” she adds.