Knee to chest enema

As one doing enemas solo how do you hold the nozzle in with out a balloon or some kind of help need some advice thanks

Nozzle choice really helps with holding it in. The straight 'enema' nozzle I swear is designed for nothing but getting the water in. With that one, if you don't physically hold it in, something is getting wet. I like the plug shaped or the bumpy ones because it gives your sphincter something to hold on to. Even the typical douche nozzle feels good going and the slight flare at the tip helps to hold it in.

If I'm not using an inflatable nozzle, I'll usually go with the longer douche nozzle. In the knee/chest position it stays in rather well by itself if it's inserted deeply.

An enema nozzle with some sort of bulge for your anus to grab onto is pretty much essential, though if you get a colon tube high enough in it will usually stay (but not always... then again I might just not be able to get them high enough in).

My SiliconeNozzles Model S stays in in every position I've used it in. I have a little nozzle that came with my enema bag that has a flare on the end that stays in OK as well (but sometimes leaks around the nozzle). I've heard good things about the beige/green "flexible plastic" nozzles as well. Just get something that has something your butt can hold onto and you'll probably be fine.

If you're looking for a modest nozzle that's soft and comfortable, this one stay is place very well on it's own. At least I've never had it slip out.

https://www.amazon.com/Retention-Medical-Grade-Silicone-Comfortable-diameter/dp/B007AKKQKM/ref=sr_1_2_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1512187271&sr=8-2&keywords=seeking+health+enema+tip

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I simply use a nozzle with a flare so it stays in.

Especially in knee-chest position

Make sure you have it pointed towards your navel, and relax If you get it ALL THE WAY IN a nozzle of 3-inches or more should stay in, if no try a wider flare

If you're looking for a modest nozzle that's soft and comfortable, this one stay is place very well on it's own. At least I've never had it slip out.

https://www.amazon.com/Retention-Medical-Grade-Silicone-Comfortable-diameter/dp/B007AKKQKM/ref=sr_1_2_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1512187271&sr=8-2&keywords=seeking+health+enema+tip

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I have that one and use it sometimes. It's comfortable and does stay in through position changes, including knee-chest.

I have been using the same silicon nozzle now for about a month with Vaseline, no complaints

I find it more comfortable than the standard douche ones.

I need to look into some of these inflatable nozzles, but for now the best option I've found is using a colon tube. You have to watch that it doesn't slide out slowly, but in terms of retention I have experienced few leaks with mine. Having the solution delivered high has worked well for me. I find that with a regular nozzle it's a lot harder to keep the water inside.

I find that over time, I've found the "magic path" leading to the entrance to the sigmoid colon. Once I get my phenolic nozzle to that point, the entire nozzle and about 2 to 4 inches of silicone hose are inside my rectum. That silicone hose has just enough grip to help hold the nozzle all the way in without much problem. This is using KY or Astroglide for the lube.

I need to get a colon tube to continue my colonic adventures......

If you're trying with a drugstore nozzle, you have to be pretty limber. There's lots of choices for better silicone ones out there. Sex stores seldom carry anything worthwhile, and some people here have pointed you in that direction.

The douche nozzle should stay in.

I have NEVER used a balloon nozzle.

I do most of my real cleansing enemas in knee-chest position.

I can insert the nozzle pointing to my navel like it's supposed to be.

For a cheap balloon style nozzle, a 30FR Foley catheter works just fine. I use them on a regular basis. They have a good flow rate and once inflated, stay put.

Elaine

I have not had much luck with using douche nozzles rectally! . .The holes are always clogging with poop so badly that it takes an upholstery mending needle and a lot of water to open them.

It is still hard to clean.

I have several purpose built, that is flared in the middle, as opposed to the front, including the newest addition a stainless steel 6 inch nozzle and a nozzle I bought with my 4-qt bag called a “barium nozzle”. Which is basically a pre 1930 douche nozzle with the tip cut short so there is an additional hole at the front.

If you want a 5 inch rigid nozzle for enemas, buy one that size!

I am convinced it is going to be more satisfying than trying to re-purpose something designed to go in the vagina!

I have several purpose built, that is flared in the middle, as opposed to the front, including the newest addition a stainless steel 6-inch nozzle and a nozzle I bought with my 4-qt bag, called a “barium nozzle” which is basically a pre-1930 douche nozzle with the tip cut short so there is an additional mole at the front.

If you want a 5-inch rigid nozzle for enemas, buy one that size!

Also sometimes called n-tips or plastisol nozzles. Good ones, but the largest 5/8" ("green") size is definitely the best and right now appears to be discontinued in the US. I have tried the smaller “beige” size, and while it is OK there isn't much size difference between the “head bump” and the larger part of the nozzle shaft, so if it is put in deep I need to intentionally hold on to keep it in. Never had a problem with the “green size” slipping out. I believe Medtech3000 still has the larger size.

Siliconenozzles Model S works great for me in any position as well.

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@Speculumhost

Very interesting link on dip plastics, as were those nozzles displayed & clear tubing manifolds.

Curious to know if those products can be purchased direct from mfg ?? . . Gave me an idea .😁

Curious In Oz.

I have not had much luck with using douche nozzles rectally!

the holes are always clogging with poop so badly that it takes an upholstery mending needle and a lot of water to open them.

I like the barium nozzle with the holes in the side. If you are clogging these nozzles you should start with a squirt or two from a bulb to clear the decks. The barium tulip shaped nozzle might clog the front hole but you will get water from the side holes. This is not a repurposed douche nozzle but is used for giving barium enemas. You can buy pipe cleaners to easily clean it out afterward. You won't even get weird looks if you go in a tobacco shop and ask for pipe cleaners unless you tell them it is for an enema nozzle. Good luck!

I have several nozzles that are large diameter at the tip and taper down to a much smaller diameter, once inserted will not come out on its own, I then can move around in any position

Answering the question - my old black douche nozzles stay in a bit, but have to always give them a hand. Just hold the tubing works okay if I don't move around too much.

@Speculumhost

Very interesting link on dip plastics, as were those nozzles displayed & clear tubing manifolds.

Curious to know if those products can be purchased direct from mfg ?? . . Gave me an idea .😁

Curious In Oz.

Probably depends on how many you want to order. 5-10 unlikely, couple thousand and they might work with you.

Love how they have the assortment of enema nozzles on their home page just sitting there (but without explanation).