Some household items can be used as a makeshift dildo. However, it’s important to understand the risks of using a non-safe toy. These include infections, rashes and other uncomfortable side effects.
Cotton balls are great for a smooth, full feeling during penetration. You can also use makeup blending sponges to add a softer tip to your DIY dildo.
1. Condoms
Sometimes, you just need a big plaything. This DIY dildo scratches that itch, and it’s also easy to make. All you need is a bottle, some rubber bands and a condom.
First, cut a length of coat hanger wire that’s a few centimeters longer than the desired length of your dildo. Next, fold a piece of polymer clay into three sausage shapes and lay them in parallel on baking paper with the coat hanger wire between them. Roll each sausage around the wire until they meld together and encase it.
You can use a regular or glow-in-the-dark polymer clay; either will work well. You can even get skin-toned clays if you want to replicate your own anal sphincter, or clays that light up for added sexual pleasure. Be sure to use a condom with this one too; while polymer clay is not porous, it is still a craft product not intended for anal play and bacteria could grow in the tube. You should also sterilize your dildo after each use to prevent infection. Using a quick-set alginate such as Smooth-On will help you avoid ruining your sculpture by over-curing it.
2. Tampons
If you don’t have a condom or don’t feel like buying one, your favorite tampon can easily be turned into a homemade dildo. Just wrap a few tampons around each other, secure and lube. You can even add ribbed variations for extra sensation or make notches for an extra challenge in the shaft. This is also a good choice for people with sensitive clitoris since the notches can create a more intense sensation.
Other household items can be used as dildos, too, especially those with an unusual shape. But remember that anything you use should be easy to clean and sanitize because it will be going inside of your vagina or anus. And it’s important to avoid porous materials, such as wood, because they can harbor bacteria. Also, make sure the object is safe for insertion and always lube it up generously.
3. Toilet Paper
Many people find that sex toys can be expensive and tricky to hide in your pocket, so they turn to household items for their masturbation needs. Some examples include flip-flops, hairbrush handles, and even fruit and veggies like carrots (peeled), cucumbers and bananas (unpeeled). These make for great anal penetration toys, as they have a flared base that won’t slip past the rectum and become stuck.
You can also try making a dildo out of a toilet paper roll, which is a cheap, discreet and easy-to-hide alternative. You’ll just need a toilet paper roll, a latex glove or condom, and some lubrication.
If you’re feeling creative, you can decorate your homemade dildo with masking tape, an inspirational quote, or anything else that tickles your fancy. Be careful, however, because some people have allergies to the materials used in DIY toys. You’ll need to find alternatives if you’re allergic to rubber or latex. You can use a cotton ball, a paper towel or a sock to cover your DIY dildo before using it. This will help reduce the chances of a reaction.
4. Veggies
Attempting to finagle household objects into a homemade dildo might sound like fun, but it’s not going to save you money or time. Besides, the end result is not nearly as smooth or satisfying as a high-quality dildo.
Veggies, such as corn on the cob and carrots, are firm and work as DIY dildos for vaginal penetration. Zucchini and other types of squash also work for anal penetration, provided the base is narrow enough to fit a small vibrator at the end.
However, most of these items are not considered body-safe. Using them repeatedly may cause irritation and infection. It’s best to use these items for one time only and wipe them down with lubricant afterward. And don’t forget to wash any fruit or vegetable before you put it in your mouth! It’s important to get rid of any dirt, germs or pesticides. Similarly, ice is not considered body-safe since it can break off inside you and can lead to pain or infection. Instead, try a dildo molding kit that can be found online or in sex toy stores.
5. Hairbrush handle
There are plenty of household items that can be used to make a homemade dildo. But if you really want to impress your partner, turn a hairbrush handle into one of the most elaborate DIY sex toys around. This method creates a dual-density toy that is firm inside and soft outside. It’s also incredibly easy to do, all you need is a sock, a hair tie and a latex glove. With a little lube, this toy can be made to fit your specific preferences and needs.
Other household objects that are good for homemade dildos include toothbrush handles, paint brushes and even hammer heads. Anything that has a handle that can be wrapped in a condom can make a great DIY dildo, as long as it’s thick enough. Cotton balls and other stuffing can also be used to pad a household item, making it more comfortable for penetration. Gauze pads and ace bandages also make for excellent padding for homemade dildos.
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