Sex Machines

There are three main types of sex machines:

• Thrusting machines — A motor drives a rod that makes a back-and-forth movement, simulating penetration with adjustable speed and depth. The most powerful and versatile option
• Saddle machines — You sit or kneel on a saddle-shaped base with a built-in vibrator or attachment. Suitable for external and internal stimulation without needing to move yourself
• Suction cup models — Compact dildos or thrusting devices with a suction cup for attachment to a smooth surface. The most affordable entry point

Most machines use standard Vac-U-Lock or suction cup attachments, allowing you to swap different dildos.

Consider these points when choosing a sex machine:

• Speed range — Choose a machine with a wide range, from very slow to fast. A good machine offers a variable speed dial rather than fixed settings
• Noise level — Thrusting machines produce more noise than saddle machines. Check the stated dB level if discretion matters
• Stability — A heavier machine with suction cups or non-slip feet prevents shifting during use
• Stroke length and force — Longer stroke length gives a more realistic feel. Adjustable force is important for comfort
• Compatibility — Check which attachment system the machine uses and whether enough attachments are available

Safety rules for sex machines:

• Always use plenty of water-based lubricant — a machine does not stop automatically when there is too much friction
• Check all attachments before switching the machine on. A loose attachment can cause injury
• Always start at the lowest speed and increase gradually
• Keep the remote control within reach at all times so you can stop immediately
• Ensure the machine is on a stable, flat surface
• Never leave the machine unattended while in use
• Inspect the attachment, rod, and motor regularly for wear or cracks

Proper maintenance extends lifespan and ensures hygiene:

• Attachments: remove after each use and clean with warm water and toy cleaner. Silicone attachments can be boiled for full sterilisation
• Machine: wipe the rod and frame with a damp cloth. Do not let moisture enter the motor
• Moving parts: periodically check that screws and connections are secure
• Storage: store in a dry place. Remove attachments and store them separately
• Always follow the manufacturer's maintenance instructions, especially regarding lubrication of mechanical parts