Inflatable nozzle rupture

I am thinking about getting a balloon style nozzle. My concern is, how long does one last and has anyone ever had one pop while in them? They tend to be expensive but that would be ok if they have a long life. My major concern is it popping in my rectum, after a few years of use. I have never had to go to the hospital because of my kink, but I would be appalled to have to explain why an air grenade went off in my ass at home.

Ah, existential angst

Wild ^^^ I do not think there would be any type of physical harm emanating from a balloon nozzle failure...As it is a soft material basically it would just deflate rapidly & at worse possibly some fluid escape.

Absolutely nothing to worry about regarding a balloon popping inside you. As That Australian has said it will just deflate quickly and depending on how much liquid you have inside you you might have a bit of a clean to deal with.

Definitely get one, but get one of the latex ones, not the huge clean stream ones. Latex seems to be more robust than the silicone ones and come in a better range of sizes at present.

Two points. First the air volume isn't very large. A fully inflated balloon is typically 250cc, so it about the same as 8oz.

The colon can hold a lot more than that. Also keep in mind that the balloon itself is displacing about the same volume as the air inside it. So if the balloon pops for the most part the air simply moves from outside the balloon and inside the colon to inside the colon, the net change in volume is going to be small. A 250cc balloon displaces 250cc no matter where it is, so failure of the balloon doesn't really result in much of change in volume displaced. In addition the balloon doesn't actually 'explode'. It generally fails and the remains of the balloon collapse onto the nozzle shaft as it deflates.

The pressure is not very high, probably no more than 2 psi or so, which is about the same as the pressure from a bag about 4-5 feet high. Barring diverticulosis or radiation damage to the colon, that pressure is very unlikely to do much, especially since the volume is so limited. So as long as the inflation is done with blood pressure bulb, there danger is very low. Entirely different matter if inflation is from a compressed air cylinder (such as from a Bracco/EZ-EM CO2 inflator used for virtually colonoscopy. These devices are generally set up with electronic control to limit inflation pressure to about 1psi, and a mechanical 'pop off' valve that opens up at about 2psi as a back up ),

I have had several (both latex and silicone) "pop" while in me. Actually they do not really "pop", there is just a whoosh and you don't get the slightly full feeling any more. It is really a non event -- unless you have a lot of water in you and particularly on the first of a series so the water is far from clean.

I agree with others that there is no real risk assuming inflation with the normal bulb.

The balloons pop. PERIOD. Often inside you. NO PROBLEM EVER (aside from the mess) even when the 750 cc balloon pops--mainly because it doesn't hold 750 cc. Don't believe me? Fill a measured pot full to overflowing of water, fill the balloon with as many pumps as you would use, push it into the pot to make the water overflow, then measure the remaining water.

When they pop, almost all the air and part of your enema blows out the anus because when it pops, the anal seal is gone.

My girlfriend tends to overfill the balloon, she gets carried away at times and one time the latex nozzle 'popped' inside after the water started. It was a little messy but no damage and for some reason she got a real kick out of it . . . .

If you have the available funds, I would say to buy a silicone version, which is reusable, as opposed to the disposable types that are available, and can only be used a few times, because on those, the balloon is very thin. Check on Ebay, or even Amazon.com, and see what is available as far as silicone double balloon nozzles go!!! And with these you can inflate the balloon larger, and if the proper lubes are used and it's washed thoroughly, and cared for, will last you for years!!!

This is not a problem as it has happened to myself and submissives on several occasions. An expensive habit. Lately I am more inclined to use the silicon ones as you can actually repair them with Silpoxy (a tube in the UK costs about £22.00) I recently burst a Rusch rubber one after several years of sterling service so that had to be binned although I saved the inflator bulbs. Currently meo is selling silicon double balloons and I just bought one (£79) which seem to have better German engineering than the Cleanstream knockoffs of the Klystra one: unfortunately I haven't been able to give it an outing as I have been alas too busy. I prefer double balloons followed by very large inflatable butt plugs (the rib shaped monster ) followed by very large 3inch diameter nozzles with a bullet vibrator strapped to the end of the plastic tubing. Another delightful combination is to do enemas combined with sounding using either Van Buren or Rosebud dilators, the nozzle should be fully inserted and you should change examination gloves for hygiene reasons: then I guarantee you will be seeing stars. I also think that combining butt plug nozzles with the 60 inch silicon tubes from optimal health (they click in nicely to the standard black butt plugs) can be combined with sounding. Exquisite erotic experience as the butt plug keeps the colon tube in place and sounding can begin straightaway. I used to hate it when silicon tubes burst, but now I just sigh and think more silpoxy: you need to be good at craft repairs and use your gloves and make sure the room is ventilated as it has a nasty chemically smell, but is neutral once its hardened....

Still using a standard one for over 10 years with no issues.

Mrdtv--Pity you "binned" the Rusch...If you had checked with www.medtech3000.de from memory they were able to supply replacement cuffs (including specialized medical grade adhesive)..as they are the patent owners /manufacturers.

I'm glad that someone asked this question as I always wanted to know, but I never thought to ask. I enjoy my kink too and like to keep adding new things, but I want to keep from having to explain something at the ER. My girlfriend's mom works as an ENT, and, while my gf knows that I love enemas and does them herself from time to time, I prefer that her whole family doesn't know--especially if it involves some story that involves me being hospitalized. It could make holidays a bit embarrassing.

The Australian: That is interesting. I speak German and will follow that up. I think I will buy another Rusch in due course as they are more comfortable than the silicon ones. Thanks for the headsup.mrdtv

Mrdtv, could you let us know where you will buy the Rusch. I went on the Medtech site, but it begin in German, i could not identify their product.

If you are purchasing the balloon catheters, which can also be used rectally, they don't last long. An investment in a good silicone balloon nozzle, will in the long run save money, and you don't have to worry about the thinner balloons that will burst!!!

Wolfram--Search categories in upper left side...first one down--Klistier / Einlauf.

www.medtech3000.de/doppelballon-darmrohr-ruesch-nach-gaul-doppelballondarmrohr-p-8.html

www.medtech3000.de/doppelballon-darmrohr-geblaese-darmkatheter-ballondarm-p-409.html

Have had several of them go poop or pop...you just get a whooohooo second and then the oh dang minute...

First, these are worth every dime. Buy one. You won't be sorry. I had one pop inside me. No big deal.

I had an inflate-able butt plug burst one time in me. It wasn't bad, just turned into an air enema. I pulled the plug out, and let the air follow.

Having a balloon retention nozzle pop does not cause a problem is great to know. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be many nozzle choices on the market these days. I like the silicone nozzle but everyone seems to have issues with the inner balloon being to big.

You can also buy a latex DBC from Vetmed.co (Note: .co, NOT .com). Search Rusch 264530 and it will come up. The only caveat is I bought one from them about 1-2 years ago at $100. Now it is listed at $140 today. But it's good quality and made and sold in the US. Ask them about inflator bulbs for it as I think they are extra. I'm using my older black rubber inflator bulbs from a prior Rusch DBC bought elsewhere.

Eric

I use the disposable EZM nozzles that I get from Optimal Health Network. I've had 2 of them burst the internal balloon. You hear a little "Pop" and a small fart comes out. Then I realize that I had better clamp down on the nozzle with my anal sphincter.

I have owned both latex and silicone inflatable nozzles. I have had the inner balloon on both type pop with it inside and an enema flowing into me at the time. It is not a big deal. The balloon just deflates and I concentrated on holding the fluid inside me until I stopped the flow and removed the nozzle.

I really love the latex inflatable ones. It is the best nozzle in my opinion.

The one in the first link in the post by That Australian is the one I use. Get it it is great. If mine broke I would be getting another pronto. In fact with all this talk of them breaking on my mind I may order one just as back up.

I lost one of my homemade rubber inflatables a few weeks ago. I had it inserted and pumped up pretty hard. About half way through taking a 2 qt soapy bad, I started feeling gurgling and bubbling. Then the pressure started to fall and a bit of leaking started.

It was made from a mountain bike innertube and it failed on one of the factory seams.