Anal Clean

Has anyone seen this before?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4NstNn2H4Y

That certainly looks interesting. I like the concept.

I'm wondering what they do if there's any...matter.. that's larger than the bulb. Does look interesting, but the holes in the nozzle look like a pain to clean

The video is a few years old. I have not seen this device until now. I tried to search it and did not find for sale. I wonder if it is still a product being offered.

It is an interesting device since it has that ability to insert nozzle further up the rectum as you are douching, but I think this would pretty much do the same as a shower shot system. But it's always nice to see new ideas/products for enemas coming out on the market.

The item does appear to be available, although at an exorbitant price.

http://www.analclean.com/en/nu-kopen/.

It looks like a good idea.

Looks messy.

Looks intriguing, wish to try it out .

Hhhmmm.... interesting. Looks like it could be fun.

I should make one. I can easily make the tip. The hose and fitting are standard. But that thin walled plastic tube... what could I use for that?? Any ideas??

Hhhmmm.... interesting. Looks like it could be fun.

I should make one. I can easily make the tip. The hose and fitting are standard. But that thin walled plastic tube... what could I use for that?? Any ideas??

PVC or copper pipe, tygon, nylon or other stiff plastic tubing

Hmmm...looking like a visit to Home Depot is in order! LOL!

PVC or copper pipe, tygon, nylon or other stiff plastic tubing

PVC is a bit thick walled. Copper? I’d be afraid of sharp edges, although thicker L type could be rounded better. I’ll keep my eyes open for other plastics as well. It’d be nice to find something that already had a flare/base to it.

PVC is a bit thick walled. Copper? I’d be afraid of sharp edges, although thicker L type could be rounded better. I’ll keep my eyes open for other plastics as well. It’d be nice to find something that already had a flare/base to it.

A 3/4" PVC is 1" OD.

Copper--get sandpaper and emery cloth-- no problem

I would use 1 inch outside diameter red "polycop" water pipe to make the drain tube. It is extremely malleable when heated, so I would use a standard plumber's blowtorch to heat the insertable end to form into a smooth, rounded edge. Then heat the other end and pry open to form a flange (quite easy, done this before) and then for a final twist: heat the middle portion and press the ends together slowly in repeated iterations to form a retention bulb, with an outside diameter of about 1.5 inches.

Methinks that should make for a very enjoyable (and functional!) drain pipe to compliment a well crafted accompanying tip with flexible tubing.....