Long colon tube - Insertion methods

I am curious about the methods for inserting a long colon tube (100cm). Many years ago I had read that it is important to have the water turned on when inserting the tube, but there was no explanation as to why the water needs to be turned on. If I'm understanding it correctly, it's done to make it easier to insert the tube, but is there another reason?

What I want to achieve is to insert the tube as deep as possible by inserting a small amount of lubricant through the tube to facilitate penetration and only when I have inserted the entire tube to turn on the water.

I want the filling to happen from the top to bottom.

Will it be a problem if I do it using the method described above?

Here's what I do:

Put a large amount of lubrication around the anus and between the buttocks. This will lubricate the tube as it goes through and allow you to easily control the (dry) tube.

Pick a comfortable position to start. Insert and slowly feed in (don't press hard, you don't want to puncture your colon). As you meet turns in the colon try going in and out, breathing deeply from your belly, and changing position. Sometimes counterpressure helps (pressing over the tip of the tube to help guide it). Sometimes you may wind up opening the clamp and letting in some fluid as well. By the end I usually have been in left side, back, right side and knee chest - haven't tried prone, that might be a good one too. As you move around the colon shifts somewhat and this can help you pass the tube through.

My approach…before trying the colon tube, have a large volume enema to clear the way for the next step!

My system: inject 30cc mineral oil into the anal vault….grease the first 2” of you tube….insert….as you proceed the oil lubes the tube

Adding soapy water slowly as you go in farther opens the colon and adds slipperiness . An in-line pump helps get around bends in colon.

I used it with my 5’ tube reaching the cecum!

Having the water gently flowing makes sort of a roto router effect and helps clear a passage for the tube to advance. Go slow and gently pull back when you hit any resistance. That will help get the water way up inside. You may need to release and repeat a few times but well worth the time and effort.

In my experience the only downside is the water is so far up inside that you will need 2-3 release sessions so plan your time accordingly. The high enema with a long colon tube can be a very nice extended play session. Definitely great for extended deep ass toy play after too. Just go slow and enjoy the pleasure.

My approach…before trying the colon tube, have a large volume enema to clear the way for the next step!

Yes, definitely take a two quarter first.

Using a lube shooter prior to insertion helps grease the way.

I've tried and failed to push something past the sigmoid colon so many times.

Somewhere in storage I have a silicone nozzles 16" or 20" one I could never get around there, even though the opening for the water is directly in front.

I twisted it. I turned it. I twisted it 720, 1080 degrees so it would have plenty of "untwisting" in the line to go the other way. Nada.

I've also tried one of those orange colon tubes, quite cheap on amazon, but the opening is on the side of the tip, not in front 😢

Still, no amount of twisting or turning could get it past or around that bend.

I've always had an odd desire to feel what it's like to have something deep, deep inside me. I've looked on with envy at those videos, mostly of petite women where it's easy to see, where you can literally see the tip of something they've pushed inside themselves gently making indentations on their abdomen.

I figure, perhaps one day, I might find a medical professional -- a nurse, or someone like that -- who can demonstrate and maybe help me understand my anatomy well enough to explore on my own. But for now, I seem to be ...

Sh*t out of luck...

(Pun VERY MUCH intended)

-TYD

I've tried and failed to push something past the sigmoid colon so many times.

Somewhere in storage I have a silicone nozzles 16" or 20" one I could never get around there, even though the opening for the water is directly in front.

I twisted it. I turned it. I twisted it 720, 1080 degrees so it would have plenty of "untwisting" in the line to go the other way. Nada.

I've also tried one of those orange colon tubes, quite cheap on amazon, but the opening is on the side of the tip, not in front 😢

Sometimes your colon is just laid out in a way that makes it very difficult. I have been told I have a longer "tortuous" colon that does that, so sometimes it just isn't working no matter what positions I get into (left side Sims, right side Sims, on my back, knee chest, standing). Twisting doesn't usually work very well for me, in and out and position changes are what does it if it is going to happen.

The side opening on colon tubes can actually be good because the end can be blocked by the colon wall or contents.

In the mid-70s I dated a slightly older woman for a few months. She was fixated on all anal games imaginable. including enemas, anal sex, pegging. She administered perfect enemas. A few of these were given with rubber colon tubes.

She quickly dispelled my first concerns at the sight of approximately 30" long rubber tubes. Before I knew it, I was getting a high enema. She inserted the tube up to the sigmoid, which I felt opened the clamp. I quickly adjusted a larger one pressure in the rectum. She pulled the colon tube back a little and deeper again, turning it to the right and left. Suddenly there was a gurgle in the colon quickly subsided. The fluid, which initially only lingered in the rectum, poured into the colon. This sigmoid colon seemed to expand and the rubber tube took that place and before I knew it, it had completely disappeared inside me.

I was in the knee/elbow position.

Today we use colon tubes up to around 20".

This is sufficient for a high enema.

Patience is important, I see haste as a bad advisor. We now use colon tubes with a closed tip and two side openings.

Here are two good videos that show the insertion of colon tubes...

Finally: play responsibly, take your time. If it doesn't work right away, it's no big deal. Patience is always the better partner. A perforated colon can be fatal...

https://biguz.net/watch.php?id=2033906&name=jake%27s-colon-tube-enema

https://pornzog.com/video/8499291/annie-s-enema/

I have posted something about this subject because I do prefer to take my enemas with a colon tube. My very first enema was given to me with a colon tube in a hospital when I was four years old - which I have also posted about. And I have also said previously that those of us who administer with a colon tube are the minority.

However, regarding the technique for inserting a colon tube deeply high up in to the colon depends on several factors, many of which other members have already mentioned in the various posts and blogs on Zity. Thus, it is sufficient to say that what works well for one individual, may not work as well for another. You must experiment on your own body until you discover what works best for your body. But I will say that enemas are one of those few things in life that are more enjoyable when done with a partner and also produce better results. Unfortunately, I have no choice but to administer mine solo.

So, based on my personal experience (50 years give/take), the French size and the stiffness/ rigidity (flexibility) of the colon tube is the first factor you must consider. The different Fr sizes will impact on flexibility, as well as the composition of the rubber itself. Some rubbers are softer than others. I have noticed by way of personal experience that the colon tubes commonly available on eBay and Amazon are stiffer than those used on me in the hospital when I was a younger. In addition to several new ones, I am lucky to still have a 20-inch 30Fr that I purchased more than ten years ago from a German company that no longer retails. Also, the older ones were not limited to a maximum of 20-inches. Yes, I did hours of research on the availability of longer colon tubes, and there is a company operating out of Europe that will sell medical equipment including colon tubes that are 150 cm long, though they are not listed as a colon tube. However, most manufacturers that supply longer that 20-inches for under US$5 are based in India, but they expect you to order a minimum of 400/500 units before they sell anything. Amazon and eBay (who possibly purchase their stock from those same Indian manufactures) know this, that is why they can charge you US$25+postage for only a 20-inch. If you want to learn something on length and flexibility of the older colon tubes feel free to watch a related video that I discovered in another person’s post https://biguz.net/watch.php?id=2033906&name=jake%27s-colon-tube-enema.

Another factor to consider is the size and shape of the colon itself base on the age and body size and shape of the individual. A pre-teenager will have narrower colon than an adult as will a slimmer torso compared to a thicker torso. I remember from the enemas that I received in hospital between 4–8-year-old, that whenever the colon tube was inserted by the nurses, it would effortlessly penetrate my anus and snake its way deep high up into my colon without bumping or catching against any of the nooks and crannies. However, whilst I self-administrating my enemas, I can feel my 30Fr 20-inch colon tube tip bumping against the back rectal wall and exerting some noticeable pressure. At this point, before it push further, I must allow some water to flow into my rectum to expand it open enough to allow the colon tube tip to find the opening between my rectum and sigmoid section so it can continue onward in its journey through the sigmoid. And, even after overcoming this hurdle, I often feel the colon tube tip bumping into the left side of my lower abdomen before it turns upward into my descending colon section. The only exception to this that I have noticed is when faecal matter is already present in my sigmoid-rectum sections, at which time the colon tube tip seems to effortless snake its way up without any bumping and snagging. This is obviously due to the faecal matter propping open the passageway – hence no need to pre-inject any water.

As I have stated above, you have to experiment with your own body until you find what works best for you. All the best and be safe!

I would love to try this. Would be a first.

Although this is not a true colon tube, it is by far the best flexible and comfortable colon tube I have found in years. It is open end with no side hole but the stiffness is perfect. Get a longer one and it can be cut to any length and connected to your favorite enema water source. Other than the side hole it's exactly like the 20 year old quality tubes. So far it's held up very well.

https://www.amazon.com/Shower-Attachment-Reusable-Cleaner-Silicone/dp/B0CZ97TFDL/ref=mp_s_a_1_8?crid=20RXYFL2PBTXD&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Ku715fIQjh34hrlZu5LNgzN4MJN88o0aJ2ngDn7kNpXB_1RhrxSPmvQTJyx8POvX7QrefLfoVonIZdvazuOmcjJLsdz7UG5LtOe3Vz3MjxISRp-4dRTtwyKhoa_QmlzpapVcQMZk22iDwb-remJMKrURyNgVVKF5wm4by13khRfDCXhd8NAKfKQ3jBqXN5OGaoO_I1tJ3CHifQR-GJPVmg.KCE5QuYeiMIt7Hp9CNjPEpCGx4pY51rY0F1bYG7Zc4Q&dib_tag=se&keywords=colon+tube&qid=1733501281&sprefix=colon+tube%2Caps%2C131&sr=8-8#

This morning I was given three enemas. First was a cleansing enema. 2nd was coffee using a 7” hard nozzle. . 3rd was a coffee enema using a 20” Colon tube which I took the full length in a knee chest position. I held the contents for 20 minutes.

Years back I went to a facility where you could get enemas or colonics. I chose enemas. They were the fleet bag enemas.

The nurse administering them used warm water making the tubing pliable.

She asked me if I could take all

of it, and me thinking she meant the contents. I told her I’d take as much as I could.

What I didn’t realize at first until I felt the sensation; that she meant all the tubing!

To my surprise and a new appreciation I had; the tube, its entire length was slowly and deftly inserted its full length into my anus. How’d I know? I reached back and could feel the bag in the crack of my ass.

A long tube up my rectum is my preference though a thick, long anus stretching and rectum widening nozzle is also very much welcome, too.

I’ve only had two OHN colon tubes in the last year or so but I’m learning their “ins and outs”🤪My 1st was a 20” one and a few months ago I bought their 30” model but didn’t use it until today and WOW!!😈 I had already done three enemas. 3 qts of Castile soap, liquid glycerin and very warm water held for 20 minutes(a thorough expulsion)🤗Then 3 1/2 qts of sea salt and water to rinse followed by a coffee one😍 I’ve read how colon tubes when fully inserted give a high enema placement and a good flush out🥰 I use an in-line pump so with lots of lube I’d advance the tube while squeezing until all 30” was inside me. 30”=0.72 cm an epic 1st!!

I have a shorter colon tube — 16 inches — and am now on the market for a longer one. The one stump posted has caught my eye but I’m worried since I’ve heard having holes on the side is absolutely necessary.

Just use plenty of lube.