Tubes

Can anyone tell me if a colon tube and rectal tube are the same and if they are different, what is the difference...

They are essentially the same. The difference is primarily their length and diameter.

The difference is size. Rectal tubes are GENERALLY shorter and narrower, so-called colon tubes are GENERALLY a little wider and longer and colonic tubes are GENERALLY longest and widest -- YUMM!

The longer the better in my book.I just finished making a six ft.colon tube out of silicone gasline tubing.Yes,the very stuff you use on your lawn tractor you can buy for two bucks pr ft.I added a two inch rubber nozzle made from surgical tubing on the end and cut a small hole on the side with a Dremel tool.Well,let me tell ya the thrill to snake that sucker to the hilt.I mixed up one once of olive oil with sixteen onces of water.Then attached a funnel to the other end of the colon tube.I inserted the tube about four inches after expelling the air from the tube.Once the flow began,that tube slid in sooo easily until there was about one ft. showing.You need to do several cleanouts before trying this.

I've never tried anything but the short, narrow "rectal" nozzle. Will a longer tube blow my mind?

Thank you Suzie, I think you're the only one that got the tube right.....