Wash-tub Colonic

A variation of shower shot enemas are the large volume "wash tub" enemas that I've been taking recently in my basement deep sink. After prepping myself with two or three large volume soapsuds enemas in the bathroom, I retire to the basement where I thread a wash-machine fill hose to the single faucet on the sink and affix a soft, 6 inch, tapered nozzle to the free end covered in a liberal coating of Vaseline .

Here, the variation comes into play. I can either arrange a foot stool in front of the high sink and sit down over the towel protected rim as the water flows in and out. Or, time permitting, arrange a table against the tub to allow me to lie on my back or side, holding it all in until the last possible moment. Then too, I also contemplate whether I want to be pleasured or punished.

Sometimes I'm in the mood for a slow, relaxing fill of warm water.....But, there are those times, when only a cold powerful stream shooting up high into my bowels can really satisfy that special urge. These later infusions are often proceeded by several bulb fulls of irritating soap suds, or "crampy" air.

Sigh! either way.....it's a great way to end an enema kind of day....

Electra

I have a similar setup in concept to the ones described below. I simply used a water diverter that allows for a variable flow between a handheld shower head and a half inch brass barbed attachment. This is hard to visualize so I have posted pics on profile page. I used a clear hose coming off the barbed attachment that is about 5 feet long. At the end of that I put a cone shape barb fitting. This enables me to attach any of my colon tubes of varying sizes.

I like doing bathtub enemas as well as using my traditional one gallon silicone bag. Sometimes I will start with a bag SSE enema and then switch to my shower setup. The beauty of the setup using a water diveter is that you can lay in the tub and fill and expel all at the same time and never have to get up. I usually like to have sessions that last at least 45 minutes. This is self indulgence at the highest level. It really is hard for me to stop once I get going.

This setup may not be for everybody because you do expel in the tub, but I use the handheld shower head to quickly wash what I do expel down the drain. Not to be too graphic, but the solids are small and mostly dissolved so everything is easily washed down the drain as I expel- no clogs in the drain. And of course I disinfect the entire tub / shower area once done.

My system is inexpensive to put together; feel free to PM me if you have any questions.