Bidet with enema function?

I've posted photos of the MINUTE HYGIENE system made in “Western Germany” about 1957. Check out my album titled: Rare find #6, MINUTE HYGIENE. I have no experience with this appliance so your contributions are greatly appreciated.

A bidet does not give an enema

@Annie2 is right a bidet doesn't give a real enema. Some bidet seats offer the vortex water stream. It’s never labeled as an enema mode but that’s what it’s designed for. It’s not really considered a true enema because an enema is defined as a procedure that injects water into the rectum (not just spray and pray).

Some electric bidet seats advertise an “enema function”. The Bio-BIdet-1000 has the highest water pressure of any bidet on the market with an output of ~1/3 gallon or 1.2 L per minute. It’s the preferred bidet for folks who like high water pressure, the enema mode doubles as a super effective, extra-strong mode.

Well… I suppose it depends on the meaning of “inject”…

I have the Bio-Bidet 2000. Its Turbo function has a bit lower pressure & volume (0.7 l/min), but the force is still high enough to penetrate the anus and inject water into the rectum. Once my anus relaxes, a significant portion of the water goes directly in.

In reply to a bidet not giving an enema, the traditional stand alone bidets can very much give a good enema if the nozzle is in the center. They are common in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay and one merely has to sit down in the center and position the anus over the nozzle to get a good enema. I have at various hostals and friend's houses.

Your butt has an internal sphincter which you cannot control and it usually blocks the water from the entering your rectum. I just bought and installed a Bio Bidet brand Bidet seat, and the spray is now called “Vortex” instead of enema.

I have moved around and spread my butt cheeks but have never gotten any water to enter my rectum. I usually push out as though I am taking a dump so the water penetrates the outer sphincter. The feeling is amazing and it usually stimulates me so I have a bowel movement.

When I have difficulty going (after eating badly for a couple of days), I push until the turd is just barely peeking out my hole the direct the high pressure vortex stream onto it. The water breaks it up and some of it manages to enter me like an enema. The turd breaks up and I have a good dump as the water acts like a small enema.

Even though the bidet cannot give you an enema, you can still enjoy all kinds of anal play with the water stream and the sensations can be incredibly stimulating.

One warning about the vortex for anyone with hemorrhoids, use the vortex at lower pressures because it can cause bleeding.

I recently purchased a TOTO Washlet 500 series specifically for clean up after a BM. Back issues make it very difficult to do the “paperwork” after said BM. This thread has given me some food for thought regarding additional uses for my bidet toilet seat.

I once designed a bidet for a luxury aircraft that actually went into service, it was challenging! But, we won the contract bid based on that design.

Issues are water jet size, shape, volume…and temp! For aircraft use, all water must stay in the bowl - it was quite sophisticated. No air dry that’s for sure, as noted in previous posts, takes too long.

But I for one, find the idea delicious!

Bio Bidet the best thing i have ever discovered I love how clean you feel after having a BM and the warm water feels fantastic. As far as getting an enema the water shoots really strong when turned up but you still have to have some sort of a tube inserted in the rectum to get a real enema. I highly recommed getting one of these pricy but worth every penny. Purchased mine at costco when they had them great price, Will always have one now my new best toy.

As I've posted before we replaced both upstairs toilets with TOTO skirted toilets with washlet seats, pricey but great. The enema function is questionable, the pressure can aid and loosen things up, but do not flood your lower colon with water. One of the best features is the automatic filter deodorizer. It completely eliminates odors from either a big poop or a big enema. I used to have to spray both the toilet and the room after a soapy enema, then explain why the bathroom smelled like room deodorizer. Also, it would not completely cover up the underlying enema odor. Now you can't tell it completely conceals it.

A bidet is a great addition to any bathroom, but I don't utilize mine to replace a very convenient arrangement to hang the enema bag near the toilet. The bidet is great for cleaning up, but doen't seem to be functional for this typical klismaphile who enjoys a good enema.

The insertion of a nozzle is a very enjoyable aspect and a forceful stream of water just doesn't do it for me.

A bidet is a great addition to any bathroom, but I don't utilize mine to replace a very convenient arrangement to hang the enema bag near the toilet. The bidet is great for cleaning up, but doen't seem to be functional for this typical klismaphile who enjoys a good enema.

The insertion of a nozzle is a very enjoyable aspect and a forceful stream of water just doesn't do it for me.

I would think an enema administered by external water pressure from a bidet to not be very comfortable, or even effective except for maybe clearing the rectum.

I installed a Bio Bidet BB 1000 when I had bilateral Carpal Tunnel releases, as it's impossible to wipe in post-op bandages. I find it to be quite an asset. As previously noted in this thread, the pressure put out by this bidet is higher than any of the other Bio Bidet products. It will introduce water into the rectum in Vortex mode, and will stimulate a BM, but is not a substitute for a nice enema, or even a Fleets. I find the rear clean with movement function to be particularly enjoyable, as it feels very much like being rimmed. Warm water and seat are very nice also. I do wipe after using, to dry off, as the warm air would take forever.

"I find the rear clean with movement function to be particularly enjoyable, as it feels very much like being rimmed. Warm water and seat are very nice also. I do wipe after using, to dry off, as the warm air would take forever."

DocH20

I agree that the warm air function on the BioBidet takes too long, so I don't use it either. That said, a mere two sheets of toilet paper is all that is required to pat dry! For sure there has been a great savings on TP since installing the bidet. What a great invention the BioBidet is.

P.S. I hadn't thought of the "rear clean" function being similar to a rimming. Nice thought!

I have found one way to use the Bio Bidet for enemas. I lubricate my butthole with Vaseline since it is not water soluble. I lift the toilet seat and sit directly on the bowl. Unfortunately there is a skin sensor in the seat, so I have to reach around with my left hand and hold the seat so my hand contacts the sensor. I set the pressure to one of the two lowest settings to avoid internal damage then raise up slightly and push the vortex button. As soon as the nozzle is out and spraying I carefully lower myself so the nozzle is inserted in my butthole. I usually push the massage button so the jet pulsates, resulting in an incredible feeling. I continue cycle after cycle until I can't hold anymore. The pulsating stream gives an incredible feeling that I can't adequately describe, but I can say that it gives me a rock hard erection and an explosive ejaculation on the occasions that I masturbate.

I have attached a 2.5 gallon water heater and handheld bidet inline with the toilet. The handheld bidet cleans the bum just fine and then with a little higher water pressure and when it is pressed tightly against the anus, it injects warm water into the rectum. I also installed a second handheld bidet, but converted it to a small enema pipe that can be inserted for enemas, as well. Too much of the bidet can make the anus sore. Hence, the second bidet was converted to an enema pipe.

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This is my continuous enema system. I can turn the water on and off, adjust pressure and temperature, use different nozzles and probes. I have been using it for several years and had even thought about producing them for sale. Idea then abandoned.