Wand Workshop

For the past few weeks, we have been experimenting with ways to use a fluorescent tube. We came up with a couple of techniques that we want to share.

I have a small 2-foot long fluorescent tube that is encased in a plexiglass tube making it very tough. My female subject kneels on a padded bench. I place the tube between her legs with the metal prongs of the tube against her skin just above her vagina. I have her hold the other end of the tube at the end but not touching the metal prongs on that end. Using Direct Play techniques, I place a ‘Y’ or ‘U’ shaped glass electrode in the wand. I then place the ‘Y’ or ‘U’ around the tube so it will slide up and down the tube like riding on a track. By moving the energized electrode up and down the tube, I can adjust the intensity of the sensation. I often just move it up and down creating a pulsing sensation.

The sensation is described as an intense, but pleasurable intermittent arcing. I can often bring her to orgasm with this technique. Because she is holding the end of the tube, she can position it as desired.

The second technique is a variation I call Riding the Tube. In the kneeling position, I place the tube under her so her vagina is in contact with the glass part of the tube. My partner wears cotton panties and it works great. Then, I can run the glass ‘Y’ up and down the exposed part of the tube or arc directly to the prongs on the end of the tube. The sensation is described as a vibrator made of electricity. It results in multiple orgasms and caps off a nice violet wand scene.

A couple of safety items. The fluorescent tube I have is encased in plexiglass. Don’t try this with a bare tube as your partner can crush it by placing weight on the tube. You can get the plexiglass protectors at a home improvement store but I prefer the tubes that have the built in plexiglass tube. Also, by allowing your partner to hold the tube, they can control when to remove or move it to prevent burns or undesired pain.

Play safe out there!

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