The Women's Institute has produced a video guide to help its members improve their sex lives.
It includes practical hints such as the best sexual position to adopt if your husband suffers from arthritis or has had a heart attack, and a guide to battery-operated "marital aids".
The video, available online, is fronted by sex expert Janice Langley, who belongs to Washington WI in West Sussex, reports the Daily Telegraph.
In one scene she holds up a French maid's outfit and suggests members may want to wear it to make their love lives "saucy".
She also recommends enjoying relations in the lounge, the kitchen or even the garden. The presentation is interspersed with cartoon characters enacting her words.
Mrs Langley, 66, who sits on the board of the National Federation of Women's Institutes, was chosen for the job because she is a former nurse and a retired counsellor and sex therapist.
She said: "We're not all 85 and knitting. We have a diverse membership."
Reclining on a bed with a variety of magazines, DVDs and sexual aids, she tells female viewers: "They come in all shapes and sizes. You may say nice girls don't do that, but they do and they enjoy it."
Her presentation on "sex, myths and spicy tips" is one of six subjects included in the video, all fronted by WI members. The others cover IT, gardening, home management, the environment and creativity.
