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This is winter! Everyone is trying to get hot as much as they can! You can see through your window the lot of snow that is falling down and I bet you're one of those who for these times aren't feeling so keen to go out home with your huge sweater walking over snow or having problems with your car, the traffic and getting a cold.

But this is winter! And believe you or not, after all that chaos and stress out there you can come home and still think in having a time of pleasure in the warmness of your house and bed. Here we will give you four tips for you to make your space warmer and enjoy this times.

The fire, where all starts

If you have a fire, then show her your masculinity and stoke it up in preparation for a night of heated passion! The romantic mood will be set with the crackling wood and warmth of the flames; the cold weather outside will be forgotten and, with any luck, she will melt into your arms. Don't worry if there's no fire, set the mood with plenty of tea lights or candles, although they won't generate the heat, they will create the impression of a warm and cozy atmosphere and you'll have the chance to do more to make it hotter.

A lotion for a nice massage

Offer to your lady an arising massage. Place a bottle of lotion oil in a bowl of hot water for five minutes and then, pour it straight onto her back and bottom, watch her writhe with pleasure as you stroke the warm liquid over her body.

Sex Toys in the Bathroom

The bath is a great place for a little winter loving, hot water will warm you up and there are plenty of fun, sexy things to do while you are in the tub. For example, you could play with sex toys or you could give your partner an arousing head massage with shampoo  - slide in the bath behind her, use hair conditioner to lather up her scalp and then spend 10 minutes or so massaging her head with both firm circular strokes and light scratches. When she's 'warmed up', feel free to move your hands further south.
The only problem bath time fun is that water washes away the body's natural lubricants.

Play, play and play.

One of the best ways to stay warm is to get active, so instead of sticking to low energy sex positions, heat things up by trying out romantic games that work out your muscles, keeping both of you active, for example, try kneeling behind your partner and lean back slightly, have your partner kneel in front of you with her back to you. Her legs should go between yours, squeeze you bodies together tightly and wrap your arms around her waist. Once you are inside of her she can then move up and down or you can move your hips in tandem. Stop for breaks when you get to hot or tired.

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Sex toys have become so popular that companies have started using a variety of materials to satisfy its expanding clientele. There is no right or wrong as far as what material toys are made of...it is all a matter of personal taste. The best way to find the best material for you is to buy an inexpensive toy made from each of the materials and give them a try. Then you can move on to bigger and better things. Here is a breakdown of the most popular materials:

CyberSkin - This material is exceedingly realistic and warms during use.  These are normally the priciest toys and they require more maintenance to keep them in great condition, but definitely worth the money.  Water based lubrication is best used on CyberSkin toys. Petroleum based and silicone based lubes will ruin CyberSkin toys easily.

Jelly and Vibrating Jelly - This material is like a jelly/gummy material and have a slight squishy feel. These toys are among the cheapest available, but you have to be prepared for the plastic beach ball smell (a major turnoff for some people). These toys should always be used with a condom because it is almost impossible to properly clean them by using the normal soap and water or soaking in boiling water methods. You also need to replace these toys every four to six months because of the cleaning issue.

Rubber - Not to be confused with jelly versions, rubber toys are made from a rubbery, slightly stiff material. These can not be used by people who have the latex rubber allergy.  This is my least favorite type of toy because they wear out very fast and feel totally unrealistic.

Silicone - This is non-porous and very smooth material, and these toys give you the best bang for your buck (no pun intended). Silicone toys are on the more expensive end of the sex toy price range, but they don't normally cause irritation, allergies and feel pretty real (but not as real as the CyberSkin models). They are also easy to clean (you can even run the non-battery operated toys through the dishwasher cycle). Silicone toys should not be used with silicone based lubrication.

So there you have it. I hope this gives you a basis for choosing your next sex toy. Whichever type you choose, make sure you take proper care of it and keep it sanitary.