Electric enema bulb

Has anyone got an electric enema? The one I am thinking of buying holds 20oz (600ml) and is rechargeable which I think will be convenient when I haven't got time for a proper clean. I wondered if anyone else uses this type of thing and what general thoughts are?

I hope they're properly insulated. That would be a terrible place to get an electric shock!

@Patientlywaiting, do you have a link to this “electric enema”? Thank you in advance!

@Iris1858 https://amzn.eu/d/61aekO4

I had one like that. Disappointing, don’t waste your money or time. A squeeze bulb is better.

I have one similar to that….it’s ok.

I haven't heard good reviews from a few people here.

@Patientlywaiting Hello! We love to travel, but there are many places where the water is not safe to drink, so definitely not safe to use for enemas, or hotel bathrooms are not configured in a way which permits taking an enema. Being chronically constipated, and needing to irrigate daily, I discussed this with my beloved colon hydrotherapist.

She is a retired midwife and community nurse so she definitely knows all about bottoms! She recommended Microlax Mini Enemas. https://www.chemist-4-u.com/micralax-rectum-micro-enema-12-pack-x-5ml?_gl=1*u0lyje*_up*MQ..*_ga*Nzc3MzU2MTUwLjE3NDU4MzcwMDg.*_ga_2T8E85SC21*MTc0NTgzNzAwOC4xLjAuMTc0NTgzNzAwOC4wLjAuMA.. Her words "as a replacement for an enema, they really are the gold standard. I have used them on clients for years and they definitely have stood the test of time ".

@Thursdays_child I don't have constipation, I take enemas because I like feeling very clean, light and hydrated. Enemas are soothing and they just make me feel generally healthier. I wouldn't expect microlax would make you feel the same way. I will probably get a standard bulb syringe.

@Patientlywaiting I too love that empty, clean and fresh feeling after an enema or even better a colonic. I have to admit that I am addicted to feeling clean and my constipation just adds to that sensation!!

The electric enema bulb looks like a great way to take a slow high enema, with volume precision. Bulbs are hard to use (and messy) when doing a solo enema. This way, simply refill the bulb until you get the enema volume you desire. No mess, easy administration. I might buy one of these.

It looks like a waste of money as others have said.

I have one, what questions do you have? It's another toy, doesn't hold a lot of water. Has it's own internal battery with a magnet charging cord to usb I believe. It has multiple speeds, the nozzle feels good. If you run out of water, it will continue to fill you with air.

I suppose I could rent it out? the hoseman

Cute novelty. Honesty, I can't imagine it being as good as a squeeze bulb. It would be a nuisance to carry around in a bag for a "quickie" rinse. That is what I use a bulb for.