Unique enema equipment

For those of you that have seen all the enema gear that is online, I offer this up: If you have viewed/purchased/or heard about all the enema gear on the 15 or so sites that are on the internet in english, then try other languages. My favorite is Ebay de which is the German ebay. If you type in klistier, German for erotic enema (einlauf is non-erotic), then you will find no less than 7 pages of gear that you rarely see in America.

After exhausting the online enema companies from the US, I have since switched to Europe, and have ordered many cool pieces from Denmark, England, and Germany. If you have most of what is out there, and you want to see something new and different, do check out Euro stuff.

Naughtydoc

PS: Ebay UK is also enema-crazed...check it out.

My favorite bag is my JBL sit on 5qt bag.

Thanks for the info. I changed jobs earlier this year and was very busy getting up to speed on the new job. (Or maybe I took a field service job on Mars and the outernet was down because of the position of the planets) Anyway I didn't look on eBay for enema stuff for some months. It seems eBay changed it's policies about adult items and now there is very little enema stuff. Does anybody know where all the enema stuff sellers went? (did they start an enemaBay or something) I see some of the stuff on some of the European sites but am worried about buying in foreign languages. Sorry if I am asking something that has already been discussed. If so please point me to the appropriate threads.

Hey Doc,

One thing to consider might be a "custom built" nozzle. I had one made-to-specification a number of years ago (and still have it) While not exactly cheap, its gratifying to think its "just for me". There are (or were) 3 or 4 makers on the net and they all seem to do a really top drawer job. Just a thought.

I have noticed that some of the especially made nozzles have a brass fitting as a hose connectors. I wonder if these brass fitting are made of lead free brass. Some of these type fittings were made to be used with air hoses and are not lead free. Even some of the ones marked as lead free come from China and we all know China would never lie about the contents of thing made for human and animal consumption.

I also wonder how safe the aluminum nozzles are. Some people think cooking in aluminum pots is bad for your brain. Some of the chemicals added to enema water can corrode and dissolve metal.

Life is brain damaging enough as it is, why add to it through your ass.

Fredmushell,

That's an interesting point you bring up regarding lead-free brass fittings. I'm one of those nozzle makers you mentioned and I've always left it up to the person who ordered the nozzle to decide if they wanted a brass fitting, or prefered the hose connection to be turned as part of the nozzle. My experience has been that the folks who ordered the brass fittings on their nozzle did so in order to provide the ability to interchange different size fittings for different size hoses.

I purchased the fittings from hardware stores which sold them in the plumbing supply section, mainly for use with water filtration systems, ice makers and the like. To be honest, if there is any lead in the brass, given the size of the fittings I shouldn't think it would be any more than what you would find in a high-end sink faucet.

Great question.

Regards,

The Cave Man

Caveman

I purchased a few nozzles that have brass fittings. Tried to back them out had no luck is it possible these are permanent or should I try using a little more pressure.

Tjk1542001,

If you bought the nozzles from me, then yes, you will be able to remove the brass fittings with a 9/16" wrench or socket. If they came from another maker, then I have no way of knowing how he secured the fitting to the nozzle. I would think that if the fitting accepts a wrench, then you should be able to remove it. If you can send me a photo of the fitting I will be happy to give you my private email address.

If the lead content of the brass is a concern, you can replace the fitting with a plastic one purchased from your local hardware store. Hope I've been able to help. Thanks for the question.

Regards,

The Cave Man

I took my new enema equipment for a test ride today! I have never liked the bags or the white tubes because they can be hard to clean and I fear the mold that might collect and may not be easy to discover. So I made my own equipment!

I took 2 foot section of 4" PVC pipe and capped off one end. Brass fittings and 5/16" clear tubing connect to my Enema Cannon. I hand fashioned a nozzle from a piece of 1/2" plastic PVC and cut it to length (good and long ya know!)

You have no idea how well my new equipment flows until you try something like this. The 2ft of 4" pipe will hold a gallon. The large tube and a nozzle with an inside diameter of 1/2" will get ya filled up REALLY quick! Much faster than a drugstore kit I was used to. I put in 2 quarts of epsom salt solution today and slipped my large nozzle into my rear this morning. I knelt on the floor and released the flow of water....... WOW! It might have taken 15 seconds to received the entire 2 quarts into my eagerly awaiting bottom. Tremendous flow!

For those who might want to consider modifying equipment (nozzle fittings, etc.), The Home Depot plumbing department carries a wide range of small fittings of brass and other materials.

Brass doesn't have lead in it, brass is an alloy of copper and zinc. So one doesn't have to worry about lead poisoning and if I recall, our bodies need zinc. However, so little of it ever leaches out of the alloy to be insignificant.

I just about came to the same conclusion the other day when reading this but then looked up "Lead Free Brass" on Google and was amazed at all that came up.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Lead+Free+Brass&aq=f&oq=

Thanks to asian sources, they have cheated by adding a bit of lead to make it easier to cast and machine brass components. This doesn't settle well with me and is as good as the standard alloys that heve been tried and proven over the years. Here is a link to explain brass...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brass

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Thanks to asian sources, they have cheated by adding a bit of lead to make it easier to cast and machine brass components. This doesn't settle well with me and is as good as the standard alloys that heve been tried and proven over the years. Here is a link to explain brass...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brass

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intrepid, I commend you for another excellent piece of research. I could get REAL political here but I won't. Thanks for your nice work.

Half inch PVC pipe makes a nice nozzle, though some may take time getting used to it. The hose and nozzle can be used for draining colonic style also. If used colonic style it is already in place for a rinse or two.

Making nozzle out of PVC pipe - just a breese! Why nobody thalk how to do that?

Take a piece of PVC tube size you like or imagine, cut off piece like 20",

heat with heat gun (available in hardware stores), than twist to make a tip.

You'll get TWO pieces! Well, you'll have to work a bit with sandpaper to make

tip smooth, but it's lot of fun afther that!

I use a gallon demi-john which I place on a high shelf. I put a 6 foot length of plastic pipe (bought as wine making equipment) into the jar and tie it to one of the handles. On the output end there is a small tap (again wine making accessory). I have a 10inch long round piece of solid rubber which has a hole drilled through the length allowing for a further length of plastice pipe to be pushed through it.The solid rubber end is just under 2inches in diameter, and when this is pushed into my bottom I really know it is there!!

I fill the demi-john and then start the flow by sucking water through the pipe until it starts syphoning, then close the tap. I then spend some time working KY into my bottom and greasing it well in by inserting my fingers and playing a little. When I feel fully relaxed and ready, I lie down below the shelf on my left side, right knee drawn up, and ease the 2inch rubber as deep as I can into my hole. I either stay on my side, turn on to my back, or lie face down then open the tap, slowly at first then fully open as I feel the liquid start to flow into me. Sometimes I watch the container and see how quickly it empties, other times I lie on my stomach and force myself to wait until I hear the pipe start to suck air - no matter how stretched I feel.I usually wear a shortie nightie for these sessions, and love to play with my nipples through the silky material whilst the liquid is flowing in. To bring yourself to orgasm whilst holding four quarts is pure heaven, though it means a quick trip to the bathroom very shortly after. Warm water is nice because it goes in more easily, but you feel cold water more as it works it's way further up the colon.

I have been wondering if PVC can be heated and "blown" like glass. If it can, that would be a wonderful way to create a "bulb" nozzle.

I totally agree in that the german sites are very good, they have very interesting items,I usually buy my inflatable nozzles from them as they are good quality and a lot cheaper than some USA sites. The enema rubber knickers are fun as well.

I would be cautious about heating and shaping PVC for any reason. When plastics are heated, they tend to release chemicals which can be inhaled, especially if you are trying to ‘blow’ it like glass. There have been times when I am machining a piece of Delrin to make an enema nozzle and it gets too hot, I can smell the chemicals which make up the material.

Just a word of warning.

The Cave Man

Judy

cud you list some of those sites

thanks

I was at my sisters house recently. She had a box of stuff she inherited when our great grandmother died. One of the things in the box was coffee pot warmer my great grandmother had hand made. It was quilted material with flower cutouts sewn on it. After you made the pot of coffee you bring it to the table, pour everybody a cup and put coffee pot warmer on it like a coat. You could then gossip and BS with the ladies. If somebody wanted a second cup of coffee it would still be warm.

I was thinking you could make an enema bag warmer (using today's high tech insulation fabrics). The ladies version could have flower, lace, dollies (bond so their girly parts are exposed) and other sexy lady things. The mans version could have jet planes (speed enema), lightning bolts (power enema),dollies (bond so their girly parts are exposed) and other manly man images.

Just think of the wonderful present it would make. Give one to somebody and when they open the box and ask what is it? You can say,"It's your own personal enema bag warmer" And of course their response would be, "What a lovely and thoughtful present!

Nothing takes the erotic edge off like a cold enema. --- Fred