JBL sit-down enema leaking

Does anyone else have water leaking from the nozzle onto the floor when using the JBL sit-down enema? I'm using the Klystra w/ Type-C headpiece.

As soon as I get the nozzle inside my body and turn it on, like 80% of the water goes into my body but 20% falls to the floor below me. Seems that it's not a leak from the nozzle or bag, but water flowing back out of my body. I'n relaxed and not trying to release the water.

Anyone else have this problem or tips to stop it?

It depends on how well you are "seated" (good pun, but not intended). Well lubed, just relax, let all your weight on the bag and maybe pull your cheeks apart.

That works for me when I enjoy my nozzle with all the hooles on the side.

My wife would put the bag on a high stool, I'd climb up with my legs hanging down, not touching the floor and my hands and feet gently tied or straped so I could not by feet or hands lift off the bag. She would then open and close the nozzle, go do other things, come back, give me maybe a minute or two of enema, etc. etc. About 30 minutes of exquisit agony.And NO LEAKS! Hope this isnt TMI.

Enjoy your JBL--they are great.

gdfru I'll give you karma when you report the results.

Are you using the Klystra JBL or another?

Hi,

Klystra bag, I don't think there is any other (as I remember currently) -20 years going.

my advice--not the bag.leaking would occur related to the nozzle.

There are only 3 currently sold nozzles. And it is all about the nozzle, and not the bag. But all 3 have the same base, where any leaking would occur.

gdfru

Well, I'll try tightening the headpiece/nozzle more.

The Klystra website warns about not over-tightening, so I haven't tightened it all the way that it could go, just to the point where I didn't think it could make a full revolution again and still be in front of my body.

Hope I don't strip it, I'll report back.

Yea there's no way I can tighten it anymore, it only tightens to where it's pointing behind me, not even a full rotation left.

I'll test what you said about sitting on it a certain way.

It's just really strange because this nozzle is actually too big for me, I normally use the thinnest nozzle available from the 4-quart clear Klystra hang-up bag, so not sure why the water is flowing back out of me.

Maybe the nozzle is just messed up on the inside somewhere.

Dogman321,

I have had several of the Klystra JBL bags. The first two sprang a small leak where the

two pieces came together for the hanging tab. The last JBL I bought had eliminated the

hanging tab, and has not sprung a leak. The threads on the nozzles are very small and

extremely easy to get a cross thread. While I've never had to, you might try using just

a small piece of the pipe thread tape (plumbing supply)to make sure you are getting a

good seal between the bag and nozzle.

Keep us informed. Happy sitting.

Dan

O to be able to pick one up in the UK,

To stop leak on the joint try a small piece of PTFE tape on the thread?

OK, I did some testing...

If I leave the small metal cap on (that goes in place of the nozzle), fill the bag up with water, then push all my weight on the bag, no water comes out at all from any spot.

When I replace the small metal cap with the Type C headpiece/nozzle, have it set to closed (so no water can flow out the hole), and hold the tip of the nozzle so that no water can escape as well, then put all my weight on the bag, water escapes from the bottom of the headpiece.

Also, I have the new black bag without the hanging tab piece that the red bag has.

I'm going to try getting well seated on it tonight and see if the problem still remains.

If it is leaking at the bottom of the nozzle, that does sound like cross threaded, so

the tape might take care of the problem. Let us know how it 'comes out'.

Dan

I had the same problem. I had neglected to put the O ring on the threaded shaft before screwing on the nozzle.Doing so solved my problem. If you'e accidently thrown it out with the packing (as I had), you can pick up one up at Lowes or another hardware store.

What there's an o-ring? What size? I guess I threw mine away too.

Actually, I still have all the packaging and box. Just looked all through it and there is no o-ring there.

Dogman321,

I can see you taking your JBL to the hardware store and trying O rings until you find

the right size. That could be one way of meeting an Enema mate.... sometimes a small

rubber band could be used if you can't find an O ring.

Keep trying. You will enjoy your JBL when you get it working right.

Dan

Iffer,

Did all the JBL bags you got from Klystra have an o-ring included with them too?

It seems to me the first one had an O-ring. I'm really thinking you have a stripped

thread on the inside of the nozzle. As a last resort, try ordering another nozzle from

Klystra to fit the bag.

I know this is getting frustrating for you, but hang in there, it will be worth the

wait when you get to enjoy your Enemas without leaks.

Dan

I bought a 9, 10, and 11 mm o ring from Lowes. All worked. I now use the 9mm on top of the 10 mm. Doing this allows me a little flexibility in positioning the valve control, yet still get a tight seal. The o rings cost me something like 11 cents each. Dan's right. It's easy to cross thread the nozzle and it may be a more likely source of your problem. The o ring deal is a quick and cheap way to check this possibility out. If this does't work, you can rethread the nozzle with a machine screw and nut of the right size (which I don't know). Maybe somebody here with a JBL and a thread gauge can post this info. Hope you can work this out. Happy squatting.

Talking to Klystra, the o-ring is actually inside the nozzle. If you turn it upside down you should see a small black o-ring behind the threading. (mine is there)

They are going to send me a new nozzle in case this one has been stripped/cross-threaded, but it doesn't appear to be.

Sounds like o ring has already been ruled out for your nozzle. Keeping my fingers crossed that your threads will not be.

Likes2doit...

The nozzle that you were having trouble with that you fixed with the o-ring, was it the nozzle with many holes on the sides or the one with one hole at the top?

Thanks.

It was the one with holes on the sides.

Likes2doit,

Sorry for so many questions. Last one til I get the new nozzle (it's in the mail already)...

The o-ring that you put on, does it stay on the screw bit on the bag at the base, or does it end up getting pushed into the back of the nozzle and you just leave it there?

It stays on the threaded shaft. I use 2 o rings and both stay on the shaft. Keep at it. You'll get things squared away so you can just sit and enjoy.

I too experience some leakage, especially when rising up off the bag. I've tried fitting several home made nozzles that are longer and feature a vlared base. They seem to work somewhat better.

Electra

I just got a JBL and have the same leaking as dogman321. I wish I'd have known about over tightening before using it, in case that's what I did. I'll take a look at the threads later and may need to try plumbers tape.

Dogman321, did the new nozzle Klystra sebt you resolve the issue?