Using The Hose & Nozzle As A Make Shift Retention Plug......

Hi Everyone ... I am wondering and I am not too sure if this question has been raised here or not--but do any of you here find yourself using the hose and nozzle as sort of a retention plug to help make you hold in the enema solution after you have taken your enema or enemas ??? If I am being given the enemas, the person or persons administering the enemas to me ALWAYS , and I MEAN ALWAYS makes me leave the hose and nozzle in place while I am being led to the bathroom for my expulsion.....I sometimes do this on my own, but not all the time ....Just wondering if any of you here are made to do this if you are administered the enemas or if you do it solo ??? I personally find it to be a wicked turn on in and of itself because if I am being given the enemas. the person or persons administering the enemas to me gets to watch that whole thing play out, and I tend to really add to it all by making certain my bottom wiggles and shakes a certain way to make it look like my bottom is trying to take the hose and nozzle in deeper all on its own .....Doing this has really gotten more than one person aroused by administering the enemas to me, and I love the reactions I get from doing this .....I will often time do this with myself as well, because it does help me make retain the solution as I make my way to the bathroom ......My neighbor and my roomie both have paraded me around my house like this as I struggle to hold in all the solution she has made me take from her notorious large volume enemas-- always 3.75 quarts and more --she really presses me to go past my limits, and can be quite stern about it at times ......The cramping is intense, but her methods always leave me feeling great , despite the intensity of the enemas as she administers them to me .....Please feel free to leave me your thoughts on this -- I am eager to know if this is something others do or if I am alone with this sort of a thing ....Going to be receiving another series this afternoon from both my roomie and her friend , and I am looking forward to it, I am in need of the enemas today....Looking forward to reading your responses, thanks everyone ....Tammy

Yes, almost always. Sometimes a thick black plastic nozzle that helps to keep in the water, but usually just leaving in the latex DBC I used for the enema. I keep it in until either I have an orgasm while retaining or decide to release and work on an orgasm while evacuating on the commode - either is enjoyable.

Eric

Yes. I do the same. If the nozzle is pulled out I start to go or at least leak. I cannot use a butt plug either. For me, if I relax enough for a butt plug it will all come out.

Hello. I have those wonderful SPD-2.5. Retention Silicone nozzles/plugs, in three different firmness. I really don't think I could have an enema without them. The thought of a leak is just too awful to contemplate. Once I have popped the nozzle in it is there to stay until I'm safely siting on the toilet and ready to poop. The same applies when I go to my lovely colon hygienist. Once I'm changed, have emptied my bladder and in the knee chest position on the treatment couch she pops in the CSRE-2.75. Silicone Colonic Speculum Retention nozzle and away we go. No leaks, no messes, soooo good!

I have found it very helpful to leave the nozzle in place until ready to expel. Of course the tube and bag are still attached. When I take coffee enemas, such as the one I just finished, I like to leave in the nozzle or rectal tube as I retain for 15-20 minutes. I will leave the clamp open to allow the ebb and flow to overcome any cramps or premature inclination to expel. I can deal with the backflow when cleanup time is necessary.

There are times when the nozzle and equipment enhance any sexual activity or even a good massage while retaining!

It can be fun to leave a nozzle in as you lead them to the bathroom. You can also make them sit backwards on the potty and then lean forward so you can pull the nozzle. Doing this while pushing on the stomach can make for an explosive release. It does ratchet up the embarrassment factor by about 5.

I usually will. It's surprising how much even a small nozzle will help, as long as it is shaped so it doesn't slip out.

Not to mention having the "tail" can be fun too.

It has been my experience that, if you have a flared nozzle whether rigid or flexible, you can help your retention by keeping the nozzle in until you are over the toilet.

With a straight nozzle the opposite is true, you want to take it out to get the best retention

I have two versions on nozzle retention. The first instance is when after a regular four quart enema I retain the short twenty inch colon tube. The main reason for this is that retention keeps the floor dry. After such an enema, although I use a check valve in the line, there is always an ounce or two of fluid left in the bag and hose. By retaining the hose I can keep from spilling water from the hose. At the same time I use an enema pump that has two check valves in series that prevent reverse flow into the Jugbag.

The second retained plug, is the speculum used for Colon Hydrotherapy. Although this device can be modified for enemas, I have not done so. What I do, is simply turn the influent water valve on the irrigating machine on for the fill . The retention takes place when both the discharge valve and waste valves are turned off while the colon remains full. A closed discharge valve is what gives the name, "Closed Tube Colonic" to the procedure. After injection of a fill, both of the valves are closed. With both valves closed like this, retention of a colon hydrotherapy, an enema, can last as long as you please. There usually is no flow around the speculum which also acts as a plug. To end the retention or implant, simply open the waste valve. There is no mess or smell only the feeling of being clean!

Tammy, everyone needs a friend like you.

Tammy, I've got a couple of those 6 inch flared flexible white nozzles that have the stop on them which are my 'go to' for best retention. I prefer them when retaining for 20 to 30 minutes and I lay back to relax.

Apparently my parents "Redneck Engineered" a retention device that simply involved attaching the hose from a combination syringe to a 10-oz douche bulb ( It does work if they are Faultless brand, not otherwise).

At first, my parents didn't share equipment, so I don't know how this came about, but Dad was the one with the "faultless" brand stuff so I don't know if my Mom bought the Faultless brand bulb just for that or what. It would have been sold with the wider curved douche nozzle. the bulb still exists but neither the douche nozzle nor the shield has ever turned up.

What they were doing was they were filling it with plain warm water and attaching the hose from a bag and putting the small straight enema nozzle on it. The receiver would be in knee-chest position and would take a 2-qt Epsom Salt and soapsuds enema ( remember that they were both in their mid-teens at this point, about the same age I was when I got my first and so far only 4-qt bag, so 2 qts may have been close to their limits).

Sometime during retention the receiver would hand signal the giver and the giver would remove the original nozzle and quickly insert the nozzle from the bulb. The receiver would start taking slow deep breaths, and as the receiver breathed in the giver would raise the bulb over their head stopper side down and squeeze, then as the receiver breathes out the giver would lower it below their own waist and let it re-inflate. This would repeat until the receiver was confident they could hold it a few minutes longer, then the hand signal was made and the bulb was held upright at the same height as the receiver's rectum stopper side up No attempt was ever made to get the rest of the bulb in. The bulb was at least rinsed between rounds and thoroughly cleaned at the end of the session.

I doubt that Dad knew what a balloon catheter was at that time. He now thinks Mom had been given "more than one, but not a whole lot" of retention catheter enemas by that time but I don't think he ever knew where or when.

That system, while maybe not as good as a balloon-type retention nozzle did a good job for a couple of still young kids playing around with purging enemas for the first time

I'm curious as to how you know all this. Did dad tell you?

Generally, I leave the nozzle in place as it helps with retention. There are times when I've removed the nozzle and been able to hold the enema on my own, but it is more difficult the larger the volume I'm holding.

One of my favorite things is using my DBC nozzle, taking the enema and then disconnecting from the hose and bag while allowing the DBC nozzle to hang between my legs. The inline check valve keeps the full volume inside until I'm ready to "pull the plug."

Other nozzles also tend to help the retention process. YMMV!

Some of it Dad told me.

He also kept a lot of Mom's notes and I have learned about her in other ways

Having met in person her younger sister, who moved from Toronto out to Saskatchewan before Mom disappeared, and being one of only two living people who were really close to her, just being able to talk to that person in the flesh was very helpful.

It was, after all that sister's saying something she wasn't supposed to that caused my father to find out that Mom was getting frequent enemas

I usually do an enema then put a butt plug in for retention. Would highly recommend an inflatable butt plug just for the ability to pump up while it’s inside. However, the nozzle has always been a favorite for retention before owning the inflatable plug.

The only system like that I know takes two people. You need a giver to work the retention system.