Tap Water Nozzle Fitted Beside at the Toilet Seat

I am currently holidaying in India and staying in hotels. Each hotel has a water spray nozzle with a trigger swtxh to wash your anus after you have defecated.

Seeing a ready made water spray nozzle fitted so conveniently beside my toilet seat with a flexible hose, I started using it to squirt water at controlled pressure deep into my rectum.

It was so pleasurable to feel my colon getting filled and my tummy bloating like a pregnant girl. I felt clean, healthy and sexy. My wife would use it normally to wash her anus. Little did she know I was using it as an enemas for me. At time she told me during our travel that she felt constipated or had loose motions. As for me I was perfectly healthy as I was clean and free from any toxins.

Has any of you experiences this water spray nozzle in your travels in India or any Asian country?

Was the water warm ??

Unfortunately the water was not warm. It would be great to have such a device to make your enema solution

receive said

I am currently holidaying in India and staying in hotels. Each hotel has a water spray nozzle with a trigger swtxh to wash your anus after you have defeated.

Seeing a ready made water spray nozzle fitted so conveniently beside my toilet seat with a flexible hose, I started using it to squirt water at controlled pressure deep into my rectum.

YUCK!

GROSS!

Do you have any idea how many bacteria you get from other people's shit when you do that?

Just because water comes out of the spray, that doesn't mean there aren't billions of bacteria growing in the nozzle/sprayer from other people's use.

I agree with Susie, you are taking a huge chance with your health!

Those bidet hoses resemble American kitchen sink sprayers. Assuming @receive isn't trying to stick the whole thing in his rectum, he's still got it way too close to his own skin with who-knows-what kind of bacteria as @SwitchableSusie mentioned.

Sanitation standards are not what you may be accustomed to in Australia. I'm no fan of even using the TP on a roll in American hotels (would rather bring my own). And for any sort of hotel handheld device, I feel like I should wear gloves just to touch it (let alone trying to get it anywhere near, on, or heaven forbid inside, my body. Barf!)

Even the highly engineered Japanese shower toilets -- despite being automated with little to no human handling, precise ass-cleaning / drying, and built-in sanitizing -- seem unnerving at first.

If OP makes it through his India holiday without contracting something, good for him. But seriously dude, leave the bidet alone and book yourself an enema in a medical clinic there if you really want water in your gut!

I would tend to agree that the nozzle even if it is not intended for anal penetration probably has been up many asses before you got to your room and I doubt the room cleaning staff makes any attempt to clean the inside of the sprayer. Traditional bidets I would think would be much safer- essentially it's a sink with a faucet that you can sit on and wash you anus with soap and water using your hands.

Being an enema enthusiast I know it would be temping to give this thing a try, but certainly not smart given the sanitary factors involved. That is why when I travel, I don't leave home without my enema equipment.

The things we do for fun.I think you've got away with it but seriously need to heed the warnings posted here. The things you do here you don't do on holiday