Why a Double Balloon Inflatable Nozzle

What's the difference in double and single balloon? What is so good about the doubles?

The single balloon, although it will not slip out of the anus, it does not fully seal either. On the other hand the double balloon places counter pressure on the anal muscles and makes for a better seal - pressure from the inside and outside. I have both, and for a quick enema I prefer the single, but if I am going for a retention enema I will use the double. Hope this helps.

The single balloon, although it will not slip out of the anus, it does not fully seal either. On the other hand the double balloon places counter pressure on the anal muscles and makes for a better seal - pressure from the inside and outside. I have both, and for a quick enema I prefer the single, but if I am going for a retention enema I will use the double. Hope this helps.

I had a DBC that worked very well and let me hold up to 5 quart enemas as long as I wanted, 30-60 minutes, with no leak. Then the outer balloon ruptured, so I tried it as a single balloon catheter, but it doesn't work nearly as well. Use a double if you possibly can.

Eric

Hi,

the only reason for using balloon inflatable nozzles are to my knowledge barium enemas. Due to the balloon, the catheter does not slip out of the anus. Barium enemas are used in the medical field to examine the colon. The catheter must remain for a longer time in its place.

The single balloon serves in the true sense to counteract slipping out. In contrast, the double balloon catheter achieves a higher seal against the single balloon.

I must also say that I do not know about normal enemas with balloon tubes in the medical field. But that does not mean that they are used. For high enemas with larger volumes of liquid, a longer rubber catheter is usually used, inserted between 10" and 15" deep.

There are many good balloon tubes available to the enema enthusiast. There are many good balloon tubes that are available to the enema enthusiast, starting with the soft latex with one and two balloons, which unfortunately can be introduced only with great skill, to the more stable balloon tubes of the company Rüsch, which also available with one and two balloons. In the double balloon version made of latex, in contrast to that of Rüsch, the two balloons are individually inflated. That may have its charms, because you can play with it.

In any case, care must be taken in all embodiments that the balloons are not inflated too much and remain in the intestine too long, as this may lead to interruption or disruption of the blood supply to the intestinal mucosa. This can lead to great irreparable damage.

Never forget that a game is fun as long as you do not exaggerate. Enjoy your enemas as I do.

lovely regards

Neptun

Neptun,

Just a few friendly clarifying comments from a relatively experienced DBC enema user:

..........the only reason for using balloon inflatable nozzles are to my knowledge barium enemas. Due to the balloon, the catheter does not slip out of the anus. Barium enemas are used in the medical field to examine the colon. The catheter must remain for a longer time in its place.

Not really true. Many are used medically for enemas needing to be retained like either barium for x-rays or enemas for constipation and sometimes other reasons. But a great many are used recreationally like I do and many people here on Zity to hold either large or hard to hold enemas for various forms of entertainment and sexual stimulation. I use a Rusch double balloon latex catheter to hold 4-5 quart recreational enemas for over an hour for enjoyment and sexual stimulation. But I worked up to that from just a very few minutes to later enjoying them for over an hour without problems. Of course, if at any time you start to feel uncomfortable or painful feelings from your balloons, deflate it right away and be sure you are okay. Much harder to hold solutions (mine are easy - many harder ones listed by other members) pretty much require DBC's to retain.

The single balloon serves in the true sense to counteract slipping out. In contrast, the double balloon catheter achieves a higher seal against the single balloon.

True. The outer balloon once inflated exerts outward pressure on the inner balloon to keep it better sealed against your inner anal sphincter to minimize leakage.

I must also say that I do not know about normal enemas with balloon tubes in the medical field. But that does not mean that they are used. For high enemas with larger volumes of liquid, a longer rubber catheter is usually used, inserted between 10" and 15" deep.

Yes, these tubes, often called colon tubes, can put the entrance point of your enema water much higher above the rectum. They may or may not have widened portions or retention bulbs to help keep the water in.

There are many good balloon tubes available to the enema enthusiast. There are many good balloon tubes that are available to the enema enthusiast, starting with the soft latex with one and two balloons, which unfortunately can be introduced only with great skill, to the more stable balloon tubes of the company Rüsch, which also available with one and two balloons. In the double balloon version made of latex, in contrast to that of Rüsch, the two balloons are individually inflated. That may have its charms, because you can play with it.

Both Rusch and other designs and materials are easy and fun to insert once you have done it a few times, not requiring great skill. One company inflates both balloons at once, but most are separately inflated.

In any case, care must be taken in all embodiments that the balloons are not inflated too much and remain in the intestine too long, as this may lead to interruption or disruption of the blood supply to the intestinal mucosa. This can lead to great irreparable damage.

While this is certainly theoretically possible, it is a very rare occurrence. I have inflated my latex internal balloon (~250 cc's nominal volume) to over 10-12 full inflation pumps to a large size that feels very snug and full inside me and held it for several hours with no problems. If you ever feel any real discomfort or pain around your balloons, deflate it right away and check that you are still okay. Balloons do come in larger sizes as well, so it is wise to go carefully at first.

lovely regards

Neptun

Eric

P.S. Sorry, tried to make my responses non-italic, but they reverted back on posting.

Feeling the pinch created by the double balloon is most exciting, and experience all to itself and tells me that I going to have to take the enema being given whether I want to or not...

Neptun,

Sorry but I'm limited to English and a touch of Spanish. What are the images on your Profile of, enema or colonic machine parts? Stereo equipment? Thanks,

Eric

Feeling the pinch created by the double balloon is most exciting, and experience all to itself and tells me that I going to have to take the enema being given whether I want to or not...

Exactly for me, also. I love the feel of the inflated balloons in me even before the enema starts, and it always makes me feel submissive and that a large long enema is starting to fill me soon. Extremely embarrassing and delightful.

Eric

I've turned my single balloon nozzle into a double using a baby bottle nipple in place of the outside missing balloon as mentioned in an old nursing manual (second paragraph down on right side of page: https://books.google.com/books?id=JSQYnpstgjAC&pg=PA576&lpg=PA576&dq=baby+bottle+nipple+used+for+enema&source=bl&ots=KJaeRRwTXm&sig=ACfU3U3KO6amQUaNmXXBy7PO3PeNEYrD7A&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi7gtLHp-rkAhXMVt8KHZhHC6QQ6AEwFHoECAgQAQ#v=onepage&q=baby%20bottle%20nipple%20used%20for%20enema&f=false

With only a single internal balloon the tube can also be sucked in, so the second external balloon prevents that just like the internal prevents it from slipping out.

Double balloon nozzles are pretty much the only way to go in my view. All my enemas would generally be considered punishment enemas and therefore require fairly effective retention mechanics. The double balloon is the only nozzle that really offers the level of security my girlfriend wants when she’s filling me up, knowing there’s no way of me expelling without her permission.

The nozzle with two separately inflated bulbs are the most effective ones. People seem to think these are difficult to insert but I’ve never had any problems with them, even when I used to self administer.

One thing to consider is balloon size - biggest isn’t necessarily best. You can get some with 750cc balloon sizes but for me this was too large. I wasn’t actually able to inflate the balloon enough inside me to create an effective seal. Sadly these ones are the most commonly available. If you want a good nozzle I’d shop around (Germany seems to have the best selection) and get a latex 250cc double nozzle with two separate inflation bulbs. You won’t be disappointed.

Double balloon nozzles are pretty much the only way to go in my view. All my enemas would generally be considered punishment enemas and therefore require fairly effective retention mechanics. The double balloon is the only nozzle that really offers the level of security my girlfriend wants when she’s filling me up, knowing there’s no way of me expelling without her permission.

The nozzle with two separately inflated bulbs are the most effective ones. People seem to think these are difficult to insert but I’ve never had any problems with them, even when I used to self administer.

One thing to consider is balloon size - biggest isn’t necessarily best. You can get some with 750cc balloon sizes but for me this was too large. I wasn’t actually able to inflate the balloon enough inside me to create an effective seal. Sadly these ones are the most commonly available. If you want a good nozzle I’d shop around (Germany seems to have the best selection) and get a latex 250cc double nozzle with two separate inflation bulbs. You won’t be disappointed.

Rubbermark,

What specifically does your GF do to you that she needs/wants you to have a DBC in you for an enema? Difficult solutions, huge volumes, long retentions, physical chores, walking around with it in you?

Eric

Eric, sometimes it can just be the psychological "I've plugged you, this enema is going in and staying in until I let it out" bit going on too (or, from the other side, "she owns my ass" may be a different way of putting it) - even if it's a "normal" enema that she lets you expel after 3-5 minutes)

Eric, sometimes it can just be the psychological "I've plugged you, this enema is going in and staying in until I let it out" bit going on too (or, from the other side, "she owns my ass" may be a different way of putting it) - even if it's a "normal" enema that she lets you expel after 3-5 minutes)

Moliere,

Yes, agreed. I've always thoroughly enjoyed taking enemas as a sub, either for real with one of my switch Domme exes, or imagining a similar fantasy Domme as I'm giving them to myself. It's especially exciting if she actually narrates the enema or says out loud something like "I've plugged you, this enema is going in and staying in until I let it out".

Eric

I love the feeling of the outer balloon inflating and pulling the inner (distal balloon) tight for a very good seal. I have learned from experience not to inflate the latex balloons too much (though they do have to inflated enough so that the fluted surface is fully expanded. That's between 8-10 pumps of the inflation bulb). But what also works is that after the inner balloon is inserted that I use kegel contractions to "draw" the balloon into me. With each squeeze of the balloon inflator bulb, I use 5-7 contractions to draw the balloon in and to seat it. By the time I get 5 squeeze pumps in the balloon, it's motion in the rectum begins to decrease. By 8-10 squeeze pumps, there is little movement and it is drawn and expanded in my rectum. Four to five squeezes of the bulb for the outer balloon draws everything nice and tight for a good seal.

Rubbermark,

What specifically does your GF do to you that she needs/wants you to have a DBC in you for an enema? Difficult solutions, huge volumes, long retentions, physical chores, walking around with it in you?

Eric

Pretty much all of the above! At present I’m having to undertake a series of tasks each weekend before I’ll be allowed out of my chastity with a chance of orgasm. This includes having to take fairly large and strong soapy enemas, up to 4 litres. For one of the tasks I also have to wear my latex maids outfit with 7 inch heels and stand for half an hour whilst holding it in. The double balloon nozzle really helps with this one, although it’s the heels that really kill this time.

Quite often it is just the sheer control she exerts over me with the nozzle. I know I’m not expelling until she releases me. It’s quite terrifying being heavily restrained whilst having to take a challenging enema and having her edge me to ‘try and take my mind off things’, as she says!

Pretty much all of the above! At present I’m having to undertake a series of tasks each weekend before I’ll be allowed out of my chastity with a chance of orgasm. This includes having to take fairly large and strong soapy enemas, up to 4 litres. For one of the tasks I also have to wear my latex maids outfit with 7 inch heels and stand for half an hour whilst holding it in. The double balloon nozzle really helps with this one, although it’s the heels that really kill this time.

Quite often it is just the sheer control she exerts over me with the nozzle. I know I’m not expelling until she releases me. It’s quite terrifying being heavily restrained whilst having to take a challenging enema and having her edge me to ‘try and take my mind off things’, as she says!

Interesting, erotic and challenging! I do love being forced into rubber clothes and given a long enema to earn an orgasm. But didn't you write recently that you hadn't had an orgasm in a year or more? What was the last enema or set of submissive tasks she made you do that actually let you have an orgasm? When was it? Did you masturbate to get it or does she do it for you? Thanks, I love reading your escapades, especially with her. Is she always Domme? How long does she make you hold large enemas, especially the 4 quart fills?

Eric

Initially I only knew the single balloon nozzle from Rüsch. That was a real asset. At some point I discovered the double balloon nozzle from the same company.

Owning and using these nozzles were a must have for an enema fetishist. At that time you could easily buy these in medical supply stores, but later they enriched the range of good sex shops, with the difference that they were much more expensive there.

When the digital marketplaces such as eBay grew up, I discovered the balloon colon tubes made of soft latex. Due to their softness, especially the tube, it was and is a bit of a challenge to insert, in contrast to the tubes from Rüsch. They quickly slide through the sphincter into the depths of the colon.

I particularly liked the large latex balloon with around 750cc. A huge balloon that felt like it filled the entire rectum when it was inflated. Unfortunately I only bought the single balloon version, even though there was a double balloon version 750/250ccm. These latex tubes were then replaced by silicone, which firstly lost their appeal and also had significant quality problems.

All in all, these balloon tubes are a real asset for enema lovers...

Rumor has it that if you inflate both nozzles to their maximum with helium, it will lift your butt clear off the bed.

@ron_benton

Rumor has it that if you inflate both nozzles to their maximum with helium, it will lift your butt clear off the bed.

...should the inner balloon leak or burst, the frequencies of the next farts will be four times higher than normal...😄😎

...sound like “mickey mouse” farts...😂😂😂

I concur with much of what @Aquarius recounted below and add the major difference between the single balloon and the double is the ability of the single balloon to be drawn further into the rectum resulting in possible leakage. I purchased my first double, a Rüsch, from Rojo (RIP), it was of the design where the distal balloon had the wide end facing forward. Difficult to insert but at least for my anatomy offered both a decent seal and comfort when inflated. As the years progressed, it became difficult to find the latex Rüsch barium catheters until they evidently became obsolete and or regulated out of the market.

Where can someone currently purchase a reliable double balloon nozzle?

@herrdoktor , Medtech3000.de has several double balloon nozzles, pricy, but I have ordered products from this company several times, takes a while to get the items, but really good stuff.

I purchased the classic latex dbl nozzle from Beth Tyler in the mid-eighties. It lasted for almost 20 years of incredible enema fun. As a retention nozzle there’s nothing that can compare😍😈😁Any links to a current source would be appreciated 😈

Sealed on inside and outside of annus so twice chance of keeping from leaks

Sealed on inside and outside of annus so twice chance of keeping from leaks

That is a common misconception about reasons for external balloon.

Inflating external balloon can give impression it is pressing against anus, and therefore providing seal. But the reason for the external balloon is to prevent internal balloon from moving deeper inside what would result in leaks. The job of external balloon is to keep internal balloon pressed against anus from inside ensuring proper seal.

> The job of external balloon is to keep internal balloon pressed against anus from inside ensuring proper seal.

This is my interpretation too. I only have a single balloon nozzle (couldn't find a double that is reasonably priced) and it can help me retain if i pull on the hose just a little to keep the balloon in place. But if I let go, it slips inside and becomes essentially a normal enema nozzle with an attached balloon somewhere up my ass.

Since I started using these balloon style nozzles (I have the ones from medtech3000 and the silicone ones from CleanStream in both the older model and the newer model) I have rethought the way they work. I also have a single balloon fluted latex rubber nozzle as well (see the model 6580, very much more expensive than when I bought it from the following site: https://www.healthproductsforyou.com/p-bard-rubber-rectal-catheter.html) .

I, too, thought the inner balloon, what is called the distal balloon on a double balloon system, was meant to inflate large enough so that it sat on the pelvic floor against the inner muscle of the anus sphincter muscles. And maybe that is true for a one-time, single use where you dispose the nozzle after it has been used. Most of us cannot afford this as a practical matter. Although, you can pump up any of these models to the bursting point, they also have a inflation limit where there is damage to the balloon. The damage is in the loss of consistent elasticity of the balloon as it inflates. In places where it seems to inflate more relative to the rest of the surface is an area where damage has occurred and indicates the weak spot where failure will occur when inflated to the burst point. Again, for a one-time use, this is not an issue.

For the rest of us, though, reuse is a virtual necessity.

Even with the medical grade nozzles from either US sources (which you can no longer purchase unless you are a medical or government institution or you have a prescription for such devices) or the ones imported through medtech3000, the spacing between the distal balloon and the proximal balloon is too large or too long to provide an effective seal with both of them even with a larger, damaging inflation. Note that CleanStream nozzles are not classified as a medical device by the FDA and are, therefore, available for direct purchase from suppliers in the US. But they also have the same "problem" of spacing between the balloons.

What I have concluded works best at a practical level is this: inflation is limited to the maximum amount to make the fluting to disappear along the largest diameter of the balloon. This is the main contact area between the inflated balloon surface and the rectal walls. With just enough lubricant to allow the nozzle to pass through the anus, the nozzle is pressed in far enough so that the outer balloon is partially inserted into the anus. The distal balloon is then inflated (I do Kegel contractions between each squeeze of the inflation bulb to encourage the inflating balloon to engage the rectal muscle tissue. The limit for inflation of the distal balloon is seven squeezes of the inflation bulb (nominally 40 ml volume of air pumped in with each. squeeze). This fully inflates the balloon such that there is no visible fluting and places enough pressure on the rectal muscles that it should stay in place. It may be close to contacting the inner muscles of the anus but i don't think that is the primary seal.

Inflating the proximal (outer) balloon has it expand against the outer muscle ring of the anus and provides a secondary seal to minimize any leakage. When I can feel the tight pressure of the outer balloon being drawn against those muscles (assuming the inner balloon does not slip), I know I have a good seal and pleasurable, no leak enema will be achieved. The CleanStream nozzles have larger balloons and can increase to large diameter, but the principal is the same.

@Enema_Runner Have you ever inserted the single balloon nozzle it’s full length and inflated the balloon?

@Enema_Runner Have you ever inserted the single balloon nozzle it’s full length and inflated the balloon?

@EnemaAndIvory Actually, I have. The one latex single balloon nozzle I have has been inserted all the way to the balloon inflation tube. It's hard to make it stay in place deep in the Sigmoid colon without over-inflation of the balloon. I have also taken a double balloon nozzle where I ruptured the outer balloon (because I sat on it and popped it) and done the same thing with less concern about over-inflation since the nozzle is already damaged. It doesn't have quite the same stimulative sensation as being firmly seated in my rectum.

But the enema feels pretty much the same as one of my colon tubes that are about 14 inches long, or so.