What Experiences Have You Had When Using A Double Balloon Nozzle During An Enema?

I am thinking about purchasing a double balloon nozzle to attach to the hose of an enema bag, What experiences have you had when using this type of nozzle? Are there any pros and cons for use of this nozzle?

Works like a charm - much harder to leak with both balloons blown up in/outside your ass. And the inflated balloons alone feel wonderful inside you before your enema starts. And it looks extremely erotic to have a thick rubber hose poking out of your ass with the balloons inflated. No complaints except one balloon ruptured prematurely. I heartily recommend it for your enemas and orgasms.

Eric

I have both a single and a double balloon nozzle. Sometimes they are hard to insert. The double seals much better than the single and they both help with holding the solution in. Every enema lover should have one.

I've used them. They are pricey for a good one and the cheaper ones don't last. They are good for certain situations like giving discipline but I prefer a barium type nozzle.

My outer balloon ruptured and using only the inner balloon now, even maximally inflated, does little to keep me from leaking. I need my second balloon back. Also feels better that way with two inflated holding each other against my sphincter. With both inflated, I've kept both 4 and 5 quart enemas inside for over an hour each with no leakage, even during subsequent orgasms. It's quite a wonderful feeling as the orgasm contractions hit you with a very full belly, but the balloons keep all the water inside, even while sleeping full and during all the contractions and movement of your pelvis during your orgasm. Fantastic device.

Also nice psychological effects, when your partner or sub sees you come at them with a DBC, they know they're in for a memorable, if not a large and long held enema. I can't wait to get my DBC back with both latex balloons functioning.

Eric

Here's a trick to make a single balloon somewhat as good as a double.... I took a large latex baby bottle nipple, cut just the tip of nipple off and shoved the single balloon nozzle thru it, (lubed the balloon with soap to slide it thru) leaving the nipple right behind the balloon. The bit of nipple left provides just a bit of separation... A small rubber band is wrapped a few times behind the nipple to prevent the nipple from sliding back...when the balloon is inserted and filled, the nipple gets pressed in tight as a stopper against the anus . I read somewhere that using the baby bottle nipples as an enema tube stopper was done my nurses way back.... The larger the flange of the nipple the better, and you do not want the nipple to go up inside you, just to remain as an outside seal... When done right the feeling is amazing, and you really feel plugged. (Disclaimer) I am not suggesting anyone try this, just saying what I did.)

Here's a trick to make a single balloon somewhat as good as a double.... you take a large latex baby bottle nipple, cut just the tip of nipple off and shove the single balloon nozzle thru it, (lube the balloon with soap to slide it thru) leaving the nipple right behind the balloon. The bit of nipple left will provide just a bit of separation... Use a small rubber band behind the nipple, wrapping the rubber band a few times so as to prevent the nipple from sliding back...when the balloon is inserted and filled, the nipple gets pressed in tight as a topper against the anus . I read somewhere that using the baby bottle nipples as an enema tube stopper was done my nurses way back.... The larger the flange of the nipple the better, and you do not want the nipple to go up inside you, just to remain as an outside seal...

Ingenious workaround. You obviously really want to be able to seal your enemas in.

Eric

Be a sport. Just buy one.

It's not as if they don't exist and you are building something unique.

I used to have a double, had lots of fun with it. Only issue was having to buy 2 inflators to really enjoy using the nozzle. Really helpful for holding.

But one! It’s pretty much all we use for enemas now. I recommend getting one of the smaller ones with two separate balloons. Don’t get the big 75cc ones, they don’t work as well at sealing for most people as they are too large.

I’ve never had any problems apart from the inflator bulbs becoming a bit loose over time. I have subsequently just glued these onto the tubing and had no issues at all.

Quite a few people mention they have difficulty inserting a double balloon on their own but I’ve never had any issues with this at all.

The latex models I've had, made by Rush, are in fact pretty floppy or flexible at the distal end where the balloons are, so you do have to get used to it a few times while inserting it into your rectum. Once you get the hang of it, you can get it inserted without any problem every time. The main thing is you need to sort of crush the latex distal balloon small enough to push through the sphincter, which doesn't take long to learn. And you'll have a lot of motivation, since it actually feels very good while pushing it into you, and then even better when you inflate it once inside.

Eric

Get the Rusch two-inflator model from medtech3000.de. Much better than the silicone Cleanstream models. I got one of those first from Optimal Health back when they still sold them. It got a tear after about the 12th enema. Optimal Health has since stopped selling them because they were so bad.

DON'T get the latex model if you or the person who it will be used on is allergic to latex!

Good choice. I used that model for years with great success.

Eric

What Experiences Have You Had When Using A Double Balloon Nozzle During An Enema?

So many over the last thirty years (LITERALLY THOUSANDS) I couldn't even begin to enumerate them!

I usually start with double balloons, and have silicone and latex ones. The Rusch one from Medtech is very good and easy to insert. This means you can start straight away with coffee or glycerin/epsom salts enema and no leaks. I usually have three suppositories about an hour before my first enema which is three litres. There are never any leaks and they are ideal for training yourself or submissive to hold large enemas. And I will also have them before a round of colonic irrigation. Currently the most durable ones are the Rusch latex ones but the much delayed silicone nozzles DBC should give Rusch a run for its money. With the silicone ones a tube of Silpoxy may be needed to effect repairs. And you do need to glue the balloons to the tubing as they have a habit of falling off at the most awkward times...

Lots of experiences. On my second CleanStream double balloon nozzle and my second Raucsh latex double balloon/double inflator nozzle. The CleanStream is a larger nozzle with a larger set of balloons and a deeper reach than the latex ones. It takes a lot more to inflate the CleanStream enough to fill and flatten the fluted design of the distal (inner) balloon. But each, if "over-inflated," will have a non-recoverable stretching deformation of the balloon creating a weak spot that can eventually fail. I am going to be purchasing another double balloon nozzle that uses a single inflator.

A takes a bit of practice to get the system to seat properly. No problem inserting the distal balloon but what I've found that works is that with each squeeze of the bulb I use my rectal muscles to try to "draw the inflating balloon into me" without inflating too fast. This generally allows the balloon to seat and seal effectively. I've also found that it tends to draw the nozzle in deeper so that when I inflate the outer balloon, it draws the distal balloon back and creates a very effective inner and outer seal.

I put a clamp on the leg associated with the distal balloon. I've never had an inflation bulb fall off the CleanStream nozzle but I have with the Rausch. By having a clamp on the leg, once the balloon is inflated, I close the clamp and am assured that the balloon stays inflated within me. Nothing fun about having a fairly large volume enema under pressure and then having the inner balloon suddenly deflated because the bulb fell off.

Another thing I typically add is a check valve in the base of the nozzle. If I'm going to take this much effort to seal an enema within me, I might as well keep the internal pressure of the contractions from pushing the enema solution back up to the bag. This arrangement also allows me to disconnect from the hose and hold the enema within me because the check valve seals the tube from any internal blowback.

A double balloon nozzle can be quite stimulative to the rectal wall at the prostate and it was with the CleanStream and eventually the Rausch nozzles that I experienced the periodic contractions of the rectal muscle walls that would trigger a very deep and very different feeling orgasm (I call it an assgasm). It doesn't happen with all enemas or enema solutions. The best combination for that reaction are soapy/glycerin enemas though I can create the experience with either glycerin enemas or soap enemas. And for holding these enema solutions, it is almost a requirement to have a double balloon nozzle of a retention nozzle that is quite large in diameter.

But I also like to use these nozzles for larger plain water, saline, or baking soda enemas, particularly the Rausch latex nozzle. It find it a very pleasant experience to fill myself with 3.5-5.5 liters of these more easily held enema solutions knowing that the nozzle will help me with long hold times. Now, I think I'll go insert one of these nozzles and take a nice long enema.

Haven't had one.

My Mom apparently had, but everything I know about it is second or third-hand and not reliable.

We didn't find the last of my Mom's stuff until I was about 7 or 8. After that some school papers, and that X-ray but nothing else.

It was in that last batch that my father found that famous cedar box, with brass latch and hinge. It had my initials engraved on a little brass plate, and Mom had taped a note to it saying "For Lisa on__-__-__" The date was my 12th birthday, which had not come yet at that time. The nozzle itself was an amber latex with stainless steel fittings and a black rubber inflation bulb.

Dad actually didn't show it to me until the summer between high school and college. That was the first time I actually saw it, with the note still on it.

I told him he could get rid of it because I was not going to use it anyway. He had shown it to me when I started choosing my nozzle for myself at age 11. I showed no interest so he didn't bring it up again for a long time.

He asked me if I wanted to convert the nice red cedar box to a jewelry box "or something" I though that would be a little creepy. Verbally I just said "No." but my body language was telling him that the idea gave me the creeps!

Dad isn't a serious hoarder, but he DOES have to be convinced to throw things out sometimes. and he especially does not like to throw out stuff from his own teen years or stuff that relates back to my mother. Of the 3 girlfriends he ever had, I do think she was the one he really loved.

My best guess is he probably kept it and it's there somewhere.

I can't really envision a situation where I would use it, but if there ever is one, I would need my husband to do the insertion.

A single is used often here. It helps to hold the enema in it's proper place. All I have to do is add air if it feels like it not going to hold.

Then a number of things can be done. Sex is very good, or should I say, the orgasm is much more intense with a belly full of enema.

A single is used often here. It helps to hold the enema in it's proper place. All I have to do is add air if it feels like it not going to hold. Then a number of things can be done. Sex is very good, or should I say, the orgasm is much more intense with a belly full of enema.

I have a latex "single balloon catheter" which became a single when its outer balloon ruptured awhile back. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me, but even pumped up maximally, 10-12 pumps or more, the inner/single balloon just doesn't seal well at all. When it still had two balloons, it worked extremely well, even keeping it all inside without leaking during an orgasm after a 1 hour hold, while I was holding either 4 or 5 quarts. Not sure what the problem is. I know it's inflating, as it inflates outside my body and I can feel it inflating when it's inside me.

Eric

A single is used often here. It helps to hold the enema in it's proper place. All I have to do is add air if it feels like it not going to hold. Then a number of things can be done. Sex is very good, or should I say, the orgasm is much more intense with a belly full of enema.

MissStress,

How often do you put a double vs single balloon catheter into your sub? Do you find they seal and not leak equally well?

Eric

Eric, I had the same problem, except the inner balloon burst first... I seldom got it pumped up enough that it felt like it wouldn't leak. In my case 12-15 pumps might sometimes hold it okay but I suspect at that point the latex was stretched to the point that any flaws not normally seen were compromised. Looking at the inner balloon after failure indicated it was one of the fluted edges that gave way. When it burst inside me it was a rush but I immediately realized I had just lost a fun toy....

With many of us klismo's, bigger is always better (at least in our minds). Big bags, big nozzles, large volumes, etc. all contribute to those added benefits of a satisfying enema session. No so with the infamous double balloon. Trying to reach nirvana with "just a little bit more" air pumped into that inner balloon is a sure route to a buzzkill. You will pop your first one. It's just a matter of time.

Don't be discouraged though. Once you get the hang of it, the double balloon will take your enema sessions to the next level and beyond. It just can be a little pricey getting there.

Eric, I had the same problem, except the inner balloon burst first... I seldom got it pumped up enough that it felt like it wouldn't leak. In my case 12-15 pumps might sometimes hold it okay but I suspect at that point the latex was stretched to the point that any flaws not normally seen were compromised. Looking at the inner balloon after failure indicated it was one of the fluted edges that gave way. When it burst inside me it was a rush but I immediately realized I had just lost a fun toy....

Bagme53,

Yes, my outer balloon failed/burst along a flute also, but not inside me. As I said, as a double balloon, it really was extremely effective in holding even large volume enemas without much leak for very long hold times, once or twice even overnight. I was sad to see it go.

Eric

A single is used often here. It helps to hold the enema in it's proper place. All I have to do is add air if it feels like it not going to hold. Then a number of things can be done. Sex is very good, or should I say, the orgasm is much more intense with a belly full of enema.

Nice evocative turn of a phrase - "..........orgasm is much more intense with a belly full of enema." MissStress, is that your opinion, his or both?

Eric

I also have two single balloon nozzles (designed this way). They seal fine, but there is something about having the outer balloon pull everything tight. I had forgotten that I had ruptured the outer balloon on one of my double balloon nozzles. I ruptured it, not be over-inflating, but by accidentally sitting on it in a way that popped it.

I currently have a spare silicone CleanStream nozzle and two Rausch double balloon nozzles in the event that either has a failure. The ones I have will surely fail one day, but I have gotten the hang of inserting and inflating these nozzles and they continue to work well.

I have had double balloon used on me by a domme. The feeling was pretty good and certainly helped with the hold, the outer bulb created a pull against the inner and vice versa which created a great seal and a nice snug full feeling. As far as a con, she did give me an enema with a regular straight nozzle before using the balloon nozzle because she said because of the length and size of the inner nozzle she said she would have to clear the way a bit as to not have any clogging / jamming / extra messing of the nozzle, so if wanting to use it on the first infusion some "resistance" might be encountered.