'Shower shot' douche?

I was just wondering if anyone had tried a shower shot? This is my preferred method of douching before I engage in anal sex, and it feels fantastic. Unscrew the head of your shower, so you just have the tube, remember to take out the washer (the little round rubber thing that helps seal the show head), and turn on the shower. When it's at a suitable temperature, I shove the tube up my ass for about 3 seconds (which is probably enough considering there is a lot of water coming out). Then I take it out and hold it in for a bit before expelling it on my toilet. It's sensational, not just the feeling of being full but the speed at which it happens. Make sure your shower is at an OK pressure level, you don't want to damage yourself.

I also use my shower shot to douche before sex. It is very fast and efficient. I don't need to unscrew the shower head because I bought one that already has an aluminum nozzle about six inches long on it.

We have one too and like it, as do many other people here.

There are also those here who criticize it bitterly because it has too much pressure, too much volume or it is directly connected to the water supply. All of which are unfounded because if you feel like there is too much water, all you have to do it pull it out and let your contents fly! (although you will have to clean up a mess)

Shower shots are great as long as you watch the pressure. I try to set the water flow at about 2 oz/5sec. That way, I can time how long to leave it in and gauge the approx. volume.

I fill up many time with a shower hose - sometimes with an enema tip other times just the hose. I have a tub with the normal faucet and also a hose wand. I have inserted the hose up about 9 to 12 inches and just let it flow very slowly and drip out as needed so as not to build to much pressure.

A shower shot is great fun, especially if you're fairly well cleaned out before using it, allowing you to fill and expel, in sequence or simultaneously, without making a mess. I also enjoy a similar nozzle shaped like a butt plug, with a narrow neck that keeps it in place with no hands. Plumbing supply stores sell a diverter valve which permits water to also go to the shower head while using one on a hose.

Safety can be ensured by limiting the water flow rate. As has been noted, relief is just a hand-pull and anus-push away.

I love my shower shot. I think it is the best equipment that I own but one has to be careful. I just relax and let the water flow in and when the pressure starts to build, let it fly. I always clean out before using the shower shot to avoid cleaning up the mess. 😉

Love them to but just had to shear this. putting one in and turning it on full is a bad idea why?

becuse it will fly out of your butt like a rocket!

well not like a rocket but it wont want to stay in unless you hold it buy hand i know i did it.

Super nice for members who "own" a Prostate, Cowpers glands and an Aneros, nJoy, etc. Butt might find some application by our sisters:

SaniCare makes a variety of hand held sprays with push button valves to produce brief bursts of water. They are marketed as, "hand held bidets." They also have a valve manifold on the shower diverter to manually pre-set a valve orifice that restricts flow rate once the spray button is is squeezed.

The result is a split second pulse of pressure and flow. Then, the flow rate falls back to what's set on the manifold.

With very shallow insertion that initial pulse hits the Cowpers first, triggers a nice anal contraction then the Cowpers lets go of a small load of pre-cum. Result is a nice pre-session douche. Bonus is some very focused arousal at no additional cost! 😃

Current construction project is to replace the aerator with a Streem Master style of nozzle. That will make for a one-handed operation.

I prefer a bag! More control, less fiddling, less chance of larger problems.

I don't have a shower-shot, but unscrew the head off the metal shower wand. Then I have a plastic, disposable proctoscope. I lube the scope with Vaseline, insert it about 6 in., pull out the obdurator and put the open end of the shower hose up against the scope, with low water pressure; fast fill-up and if there is too much pressure, just loosen the hose and let it out.

I installed a Shower Shot in my bathroom a while back, but figured that we wouldn't use it much because my GF and I enjoy all of the enema gadgetry (bags, nozzles, Ivory Soap, etc) associated with our bedroom flushings. But, we do use it. It's the one with a selector valve so you can choose the shower or the douche function. Sue and I are fanatic about cleanliness but we rarely do a vaginal douche, but the Shower Shot is a handy enema as long as you select the proper temperature and water pressure. We keep a jar of vaseline in the shower and we both use the Shower Shot for impromptu enemas; sometimes we just don't have the time to set bags etc up and it's nice to step into the shower and quickly fill each other's bottoms by just turning on the water. One of our engineer friends is going to make us a soap injector for the Shower Shot, it's a clear plastic reservoir that can be filled with castile soap and attached inline at the shower head with a valve; turn the valve one way and get a plain water enema, the other way a good soapy one.

Susie or somebody with a little more science in their background than I have please correct me if I'm wrong here.

I believe we can control the flow-rate by adjusting the faucet, but we can not control the water pressure that way. Controlling flow rate is the equivalent of hanging an enema bag high and using the clamp to allow it to only dribble. Nothing we do with the clamp changes the pressure, only changing the height of the bag changes the pressure.

So with the shower-shot, unless we have a cousin who works for the city water department and will adjust the actual pressure of the water for us, we are always stuck with a pretty dangerously high pressure of water. With small volumes, the elasticity of the colon can absorb the pressure by rapidly expanding. But if we are already full up, to the point where we have all the potential space in the colon filled and are stretching the walls, then we are pressurizing the colon to the same pressure as the city water supply, n'est-ce pas? I wonder how bad it hurts when you rupture the colon that way.

Another concern is trapped air. Where I live now we have a well, but in my previous several residences we have had city water like most folks. The amount of air in the municipal water that was delivered to my tap seemed to vary seasonally, but when it was bad I could fill a clear glass and it looked like it had milk in it. It was little micro-bubbles of trapped air. It would take at least two minutes for that trapped air to "bubble out" and leave the water clear. Obviously the shower shot method injects trapped air along with the water,

I won't say a shower shot doesn't offer some klismo fun, but IMHO it carries potential dangers that a pretty rubber bag does not.

Hugs,

Diane

If your home is connected to a municipal water supply, there should be a regulator where your service enters the home. This reduces the pressure and can be adjusted. Irrigation systems are usually tapped on the municipal side of the regulator, to take advantage of the higher pressure.

If you have a well, your system should have a high and low pressure cutoff to control the pump. When pressure reaches the low cutoff, the pump is turned on and when the pressure reaches the high cutoff, the pump is turned off. These cutoffs can be adjusted.

Keep in mind, these are mechanical devices and can malfunction. I would hate to have a malfunction while the hose from the faucet is stuck you know where!

There are a few topics/threads on the subject of using a shower installation for enemas or douches. I think I've written cautionary notes in at least two of them.

One of my comments would only concern, as far as I'm aware, the UK, and that is the matter of additives such as chlorine (in ever increasing quantities these days because of the age of the infrastructure) and the compulsory medication we get in the UK by means of fluoride (a poison by any other name) added to preserve the dental health of children who cannot be bothered with, or are not taught, oral hygiene.

Those are just two of the reasons I would not use towns (municipal) water in my gut.

Many of our members talk about toting their enema apparatus around with them to hotels, on business and on vacation - even on cruise liners. Of course not all will hook up their shower equipment, though some might, but they will no doubt mostly use the 'house' water in bags etc.

Now, hotels, particularly tall buildings, will have their water supplies, for hot and cold, housed in rooftop/penthouse tanks. No doubt there is a cleansing programme in place. Equally without doubt is the plain fact that sheer economics will ensure this is done but scarcely, if at all.

Now, having regard to the things I have found in storage tanks of this nature in my days as a building services engineeer, things such as the janitors used condoms, dead rats etc - nothing of that nature and from that type of source is going to be ingested by me, at either end of my body.. I'm not going to even bother to detail about cruise ships, save that the rats will be foreign ones!

So, what do I drink or inject into my rectum in a hotel? Bottled water of course - but check the analysis on the bottle because minerals are always present there. And cruise ships? Not my idea of fun!

We like our shower shot. Douche nozzle works the best for this. Insert a slice of ivory soap inside the nozzle. My gf will have me get on hands and knees, and with a low flow she will fill me while I'm in the tub. Nice feeling. Gives you a good clean out!

I don't have a shower shot but they look like they could be a lot of fun. I also like how if you just want a quick rectum clean out for anal a quick squirt might be better than bring the bag out. For me a real enema session takes quite some time so maybe a shower shot would be nice for my busy lifestyle.

Another concern is trapped air. Where I live now we have a well, but in my previous several residences we have had city water like most folks. The amount of air in the municipal water that was delivered to my tap seemed to vary seasonally, but when it was bad I could fill a clear glass and it looked like it had milk in it. It was little micro-bubbles of trapped air. It would take at least two minutes for that trapped air to "bubble out" and leave the water clear.

I can say that I've encountered this while using the shower hose - I did end up getting plenty of air bubbles inside me; it wasn't exactly uncomfortable but it did have to come out along with the rest of the water! Though I've also experienced this on a smaller scale with hot water taken with a bag, the little bubbles seemed to be unavoidable. Most of the time it's not a problem, just a little noisy when it comes back out.

This is so much fun...I enjoy this as a follow up to several warm water enemas...taking as much and as many as possible

My preferred method is using a shower hose with a cutoff valve and an 18-inch flexible neoprene nozzle made by http://extremecraftworks.com/. I can insert it completely through my sigmoid and deliver the water directly to my descending colon. When it comes out, it completely flushes out my sigmoid.