Best lubricant to use for a colon tube

What does everybody think the best lubricant is for inserting a colon tube? I have found out that Vaseline works better than ky jelly and I did have an easier time inserting it all the way with Vaseline. I feel resistance when I use ky but no resistance when I use Vaseline. What is everybody's opinions on what works better for them?

I usually inject about a 1.5 oz of fleet mineral oil……anything that goes thru it is slippery. I can refill the syringe bottle from a bulk bottle when it gets low……🤪

I/we use a lube shooter full of Fuk Water. Teasingly lube the outside, SLOWLY push it in as lubing, then go deep as possible fininshing injecting it's load as it goes. Then slowly pulling/ twisting it out as it goes. Then the delicious tube!!!

If I pre-lube by inserting some water-soluble lube with a gloved finger, then inserting the colon tube is much easier.

Also, I find that it's best to insert the tube initially just an inch or two, then begin the water flow. Once the water flow starts, then I can slowly work the colon tube in its full length.

All that said, I don't do enemas all that often, maybe just once every few months. I prefer other things anal. In fact, my wife is going to “give me the finger” a little later this morning.

I like to massage Elbow Grease Hot Cream on my shaved anus, insert one finger and then two fingers inside my anus to widen it, and then slowly insert into my anus an enema bag's colon tube that is lubricated with Elbow Grease Hot Cream. My anus begins to glow with warm sensual feelings, and I enjoy the feeling of the colon tube moving deeper inside of me. This sometimes causes me to get a big erection.

The choice is petty much between oil based (Vaseline) and water based (K-Y).

It also depends on what material was used to make you colon tube.

The traditional tube is made of red rubber, and any oil based lube will eventually destroy this kind of tube, even if you soak the tube in a strong detergent after every use.

Modern tubes, like those from China for attachment to the shower hose for “anal douches” (Boy, do I ever HATE that term) are made of silicone which is usually OK with oil based lubes.

The oil based lubes are, IMO, best for easy insertion up high because they don't wash off if you start the water to aid insertion.

…. to the shower hose for “anal douches” (Boy, do I ever HATE that term) …

Agree with you! Should be called and enema! As for what I used on my tubes - soaped them up with Ivory or Dove

1= Fuck Water

Vaseline lots of water.

I recently ordered some high molecular weight PEO lubricant powder (X-lube) and that seems to work pretty well. It stays around at my anus, but is liquid enough to where I can lubricate at my anus and crack and the tube picks it up as it slides through, enabling me to grab a dry and not slippery tube to push.

While I generally eschew “store brands," I recently had to buy Walgreen's version of KY jelly and I really like it. It is gummier (for lack of a better term) than KY so is more “durable” but just as slippery. Also doesn't dry out nearly as fast. Give it a try.

I've always used Vaseline and it's always done the trick.

I always insert filling as I go but for lube I've been using liquid vitamin E for many years with good results.

Yeah, I'm gonna stick to Vaseline from now on, the water from the enema doesn't wash off the Vaseline because of it not being water based. I am able to insert my colon tube completely with little to no resistance. My colon tube is silicone so the Vaseline does not break down silicone. Vaseline does stay on a bit longer but who doesn't like that feeling of Vaseline on their rectum?

There are a number of brand names for what is essentially the same product.

Surgi-Lube

KY Jelly

Equate personal Lubricant

And many others.

It can be had in almost any drug store or big-box store. Usually in the feminine hygiene aisle

Sometimes with sick room supplies, for catheters and such!

@LisaK

While water based lubes are easy to clean up, if they are used with a colon tube, and water is let in during insertion to expand the recipient's colon to ease passage of the tube, the lube tends to go away, defeating it's purpose.

Based on last week's experience - two 5 hour professional sessions on consecutive days - with LOTS of enema and anal activities, Boy Butter is the Domme's go-to favorite.

Among 8+ total enemas, 2 separate enemas incorporated twin (SN), 18" colon tubes, inserted separately/side-by-side went in effortlessly for both of us.

But not the solutions - twin 2 quart bags of hot and cold solutions on the first day and on the next day, the same tubes attached to twin 500cc piston syringes - one filled with fresh local lemon juice and the other with Dr. Bronner's Peppermint solution.

@bburl Sounds like you had a great time. Jealous.