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A few weeks ago, I was looking for a 48 inch colon tube and found none. I ended my search when I went to an auction site and entered, "Silicone Tubing" and found several offerings of tubing of various sizes and lengths. When it arrived, of course, the tube had no stopped end to prevent plugging with colonic debris. My solution to the problem was to cut a piece of 3/8 in. thermo plastic, i. e. glue gun glue about two inches long. To round the end of the glue I simply heated the end uniformly about a half inch down until the plastic began to flow. When the flow began, I simply held the piece vertically and let the soft plastic flow down the short shaft until a ball was formed. To cool the plastic and stop its flow,I put it under a faucet and run cold water on it. I then drilled a hole in the end for an eye to allow the enema water to exit and inserted the opposite, blunt, end into the tubing. This was my alternative to cutting an eye in the tubing side, which I found to be difficult. That's it! An instant four foot colon tube that can go close to the end of your colon.

Doing something like this can be fun and creative. Experiment a bit and see what kind of gear you can come up with or you might find an object that has nothing to do with your purpose, that is enemas. With a little modification it can be turned into something with a more noble and glorious purpose. That is how I recently made my in line enema pump from a squirt gun. Have fun with it. When you find something new, tell us about it so we may use it too because an enema a day keeps the doctor away!