Homemade Equipment for Extreme Enemas

Does anybody else here build their own extreme enema rigs at home? For example, I made one out of a nice 5-gallon bag like this one:

http://www.kmart.com/coleman-5-gallon-camp-shower/p-00670825000P?plpSellerId=Kmart&prdNo=3&blockNo=3&blockType=G3

I modified it to use a 1-inch diameter plastic hose about six feet long.

I attached the other end of the hose to a homemade double-ball retention nozzle. I made the nozzle from two toy rubber balls and a piece of thin-wall plastic pipe. When inserted the nozzle creates a 1-inch diameter water path from the five gallon bag directly into my sigmoid colon, which produces extremely rapid fill rates.

Has anyone else done a similar crazy thing? Does anyone use a homemade enema nozzle? How did you make it? What does it feel like?

I have built my enema nozzle and my wife's toy sex toys for many years. I have also built a water loading and unloading system such as hydrocolon therapy with a 20-liter tank and an electric pump for water loading. In the next few days I'll take a picture of the nozzle and the system and load it here. I still do not know the forum and the sections for which I move with difficulty also because I do not write English fluently and I have to use a translator to read and write ... it is difficult!

A few years back before I got my 1 gallon silicone bag, I wanted to be able to fill and expel in the tub. I started out using a large clothes detergent jug which does have spout to use as a fitting for a hose. I used it for a while and felt I did not wanted to be limited to a gallon capacity. So for not much money and very little effort I put together my own shower shot system and I explained how I did it in my profile:

https://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=member;ox=contrib-albums;u=2299

This allows me to use any of my colon tubes and lay in the tub and fill and expel continuously (my sessions usually last about 45 minutes). This setup is similar to an open colonic system. I will usually start out with a smaller diameter colon tube and move up to my large ones all without getting up- just relaxing and playing while laying in the tub.

This setup gives me a totally different enema experience vs. my 1 gallon bag. I love both and its fun to make a decision at the last minute as which one I will choose for session.

I used an outboard motor fuel pump to make a "higginson" syringe. It was new and I ran a lot of hot detergent water through it before using it on myself. The bulb seems to be very durable.

I have several that are at least 5 years old, and are still working well.

I made a shower bag into an enema bag and use it occasionally when I want to take in more than 4 qts at a time. It is a good way to do things.

I have made a few nozzles but I have ended up going back to t he commercial ones after a while. Still, I am glad I gave it a try.

hankb

Over the years I've done a lot of homemade enema projects. When gallon bags and balloon tubes were really expensive, I used plastic containers and home made tubes. For the gallon container I would remove part of the bottom of a gallon bottle, drill holes to hold the container upside down using coat hangers. Drill a hole in the cap and attaching a hose using adapters. Bleach bottles worked best as they were thicker plastic. Milk containers tore too easily when filled with water where they were hung. Also made some balloon tubes with several layers of 9 inch round balloons and long balloons on the outside to keep it more compact over plastic tubing (the hard ones, not vinyl). Air hose kits for air shocks worked great for inflation tubing and rubber cement sealed everything nicely. For about 20 dollars I had a gallon container and double balloon tube instead of spending about $300 for the equivalent gallon bag and double balloon tube. Now the real items are more affordable and I have them. Back then I was more creative and maybe had more fun making things rather than purchasing them.