There are plenty of ways to spice things up in bed, like getting new sex toys or trying different techniques. But one method we don't always talk about is temperature play — and one easy way to engage in that is through sex toys that change temperature. A word to the wise: While most toys can be refrigerated, not all can be microwaved, so your best bet is to heat them up in warm water. You can also get a product like Warm that you put toys inside to warm them up, Paula Pana, co-founder of Peep Show Toys , tells Bustle. If you use them internally, though, they'll probably heat up on their own. Glass toys can shatter if they're exposed to drastic changes in air temperature, so it's probably safer to cool them down in cold water than it is to refrigerate them.

Have you ever fantasized about candle wax melting onto your skin? But what is temperature play, and how can you do it safely? Temperature play is all about exploring intense sensations with hot and cold objects for sexual pleasure. Ice cubes and candles are the most common household items used for temperature play, producing tingling cold or sizzling hot sensations on your skin.

When you were growing up, you learned that masturbating felt good through the contact made between your hands and your private parts. But now that you are in the world of sex toys, it is important to realize that there is much more to sexual pleasure than just physical contact. Applying a hot or cold temperature to your skin will activate those receptors, thus creating an intense response. Note that because using heated candle wax truly extreme heat, this sort of play was only really prominent in the BDSM community.

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