Do you use a colon tube? Why? Why not?

I have tried several times using a double Bardex, but I always get leakage, so I've reverted to using my colon tube till my two quart bag is empty, then insert my 1 3/4 inch butt plug and just relax and enjoy the fullness those two quarts provide me.

I have a 30FR colon tube. Don't use it often, but occasionally. I find it much easier to take and hold a large amount but I need to be cleaned out first or I can't get it inserted far. Also find it much easier to insert while the water is flowing.

My question is where does one get a good colon tube? Amazon ones are stiff and 20" max. Don't much care for the silicon molded ones either. Years ago one could purchase a brand by Roche (sp). They came in various lengths and different (Fr) sizes. Anyone out there that has had any success in locating the old variety?

I have several colon tubes and I have used them over the years occasionally. The honest one is a tiny one in diameter, but fairly long that came with something I ordered from a yoga place. I was really surprised at what a good job it did. It was long enough to reach and the diameter was so small that I was expecting it wouldn't do much, but it seemed to be almost as good as a larger diameter one.

Most recently, I had gotten blocked up because of being ill and having difficulty passing things. I wasn't able to hold much water even with the double balloon nozzle so I decided to go back and see what I could do with the colon tubes. I spent a couple of weeks with the colon tube and ultimately got myself completely unblocked where I could open it and just take 4 quarts most days.

I've now gone back to a standard large "barium" nozzle.

Ironically, it causes a lot more pain, which I actually welcome when my partner is giving it. I want it to be discipline to some extent. I think I've said this before, but I see enemas as discipline and that's how I want to receive them. I want it to hurt and then get through it successfully.

I know this is not what most people want most likely!

I've used the classic red rubber colon tube on a few occasions. They didn't seem to really add much to the experience.

My Daddy gives me enemas with a colon tube. It is from Silicone Nozzles and there are a couple pictures of it in my ass on my profile page 😁

There was a time when a colon tube was standard issue for hospital enemas, mostly due to versatility and their usefulness in administering very large volume hot soap suds enemas, which were very common in the last century. The colon tube was versatile in the fact that the nurse could simply slip the tube in a few inches for a small lower bowel cleansing enema or for administering a massive large volume hot soap suds enema of 2+ quarts, gradually advance the tube up to the cecum to administer the enema with the result being that it was much more comfortable for the patent to tolerate this large enema because there was no stimulation to the rectal vault until the bowel already had most of the enema water in it before there was any significant pressure to it from the water and the patient was able tolerate all of the enema and avoid having the enema repeated because they were unable to take the entire enema.

Ironically, it causes a lot more pain, which I actually welcome when my partner is giving it. I want it to be discipline to some extent. I think I've said this before, but I see enemas as discipline and that's how I want to receive them. I want it to hurt and then get through it successfully

Apologies for butting in but imo you're playing a dangerous game. When you're getting pain from your bowels, you're pushing it because there aren't many pain receptors past the rectum. I am not a doctor, just offering a few thoughts.

It was only with my nurse that rubber colon tubes entered my life, or rather, my rectum. They also used them in the hospital. The first one was a 12" FR30 red rubber colon tube from Rüsch. The first time, I had a somewhat uneasy feeling that it was all supposed to disappear into the colon. After appropriate preparation, she inserted the tube a short way into my rectum and started the enema. Initially, pressure built up, which suddenly subsided with a gurgling sound, accompanied by a peculiar sensation in my colon. With the comment, "There, that's it," she raised the two-liter enamel irrigator higher and emptied it inside me. Pulling it out slowly then was a new and awesome feeling for me.

Every now and then, a red rubber colon tube finds its way into my anus.

I do not have one but yesterday i did you the hose to the bidget with the water set hot and i put some hair shampoo in the hose several times which provided good irritation and i was able to get a pretty good clean out

So far i have only ever used a small plastic nozzle, never the double balloon catheter or a colon tube, but i think i will have to find a good place to buy equipment in uk and invest in good gear now. i also want some cloth washable nappies and pants for them

Colon tubes are my favorite kind of nozzle and it's a shame there aren't more available. The idea and feeling of getting something so long pushed so deep inside of me and then filling me up is so erotic and exciting. It's both mentally stimulating and I think is one of the best delivery systems for high-volume enemas. Colon tubes often give me this 'tingling' sensation in my stomach coupled with the feeling of running water on the inside of my body, which I love. I've used both the smaller, softer colon tubes and the big red rubber ones. I have to say I am not so satisfied and wish I could find something that's the perfect length (very long) and width/texture. I have noticed that they do seem like a more common nozzle in Germany and Europe in general.

I sometimes use a 32 French, 20 inch colon tube. It depends on the mood I'm in. Laying on my left side, the colon tube easily inserts the full 20 inches. I get the feeling I could take even more but I have never tried more than 20 inches. With this colon tube I can easily take a 3 quart soapsuds enema. It's an interesting and exciting feeling.

I do sometimes because I love the feeling of both insertion and removal, and moving the tube in and out a little during the enema

About 15 years ago I replaced my worn out enema tube with a 6 foot length of 5/6" laytex tubing. After using the normal nozzles that came with the enema I wanted to feel something going deeper. Was reading about colon tubes ordered one did not know the FR # system ordered a 30 I think about 1/4+" seemed it was about 16" long and a stiff red rubber or something. Was not impressed it was uncomfortable and did not have a good way to connect the tube connector until you cut down about 2"or so. So looking at the tubing I rolled back about 1/2" forming a smooth tip, tapered the tubing edge with a finger nail clipper. I then started enema with just the tube inserted 4" and as time was able to insert 12" on second enema. WOW I figured it out I have only used that system since then and generally insert a out 18" on the second sometimes it takes a first clean before I can make the curve but once I do it is super for me!

When I was a student, I was engaged in enemas very much. First I used standard nozzle, but once I had an idea of deeper insertion. It was in mid 1990es, so I knew about colon tubes and other devices from Internet, but at that time it was very hard to get them in Moscow. So I went to the pharmacy and found there no more than a rather thin rubber rectal tube about 30 cm long. I bought and began to use it. Usually I did two enemas. First with standard nozzle and for the second enema I attached rectal tube to a standard enema nozzle. I lubricated it's end as well as my asshole and slowly inserted it in my ass. I got it almost fo full length. To say the truth, the feeling was not so great as I expected, but from time to time I repeated such enemas to diversify my experience.

I use enemas and colonic irrigation mostly to treat constipation. Occassionally, I'll feel like doing a complete cleanout when I feel bloated and backed up. For the complete cleanouts, I'll use a colon tube. For maintenance enemas... no tube.

I have a couple of the 20" red rubber tubes, and a 4' thin silicone tube. I prefer the 4' tube, as it works better for deep cleanouts. The tube delivers solution to the Ascending Colon and Cecum without having to stand on my head. I use it for deep fills, and lavages, which is evacuating while filling. Basically a rinse. I find lavages to be very relaxing. No cramps, no distension. For lavages, I also use a speculum which holds things open, and allows continuous evacuation. When doing a lavage, I almost can't feel any sensation of filling, but it's giving me a good cleaning.

When I do a complete cleanout, I do a couple of smallish enemas (1-2 qt of soap solution), then switch to tap water with the colon tube and speculum, and move to the tub. I can get deep fills, and deep lavages while lying on my back in the tub. MUCH more relaxing than repeated cycles of knee-chest fills followed by dashes to the toilet.

When I try to do a full cleanout using a standard nozzle, with fills taken in knee-chest position, I find that after about 4 cycles, my colon shuts down, and I wind up retaining a lot of fluid.

The way I can evacuate with the speculum, I can take as many cycles as I want, as it doesn't tire out my colon, and make it shut down. No muscle contractions (peristalsis) is needed for my evacuations. When I do this, I DO usually get a decent amount of absorption. Usually around a quart. So I'm well hydrated. 😃

I like my enemas slow, deep and relaxing. That is why I always use a long red colon tube, that I insert as deep as possible. The way I do this, is by first inserting it only a few centimeters and then let flow in some water to expand the colon. Then I Insert the tube a bit deeper and again let run in some water. This way the water helps to dilate the gut to get the tube around all the bends and curves.