Shower/ First Real Enema

I don't have access to any proper enema equipment, the closest thing I have is as small bulb I got out of an ear wax removal kit that squirts water into the ear to flush it out. I'd estimate it only holds about an ounce of water in total so using it to give myself an enema doesn't really work all that well.

Anyway I've been really interested in experimenting with enemas for a long time since I enjoy anal play and find stories and artwork of enemas very arousing. And the small bulb I've played with really provides nothing for me. About a week ago I had an idea though.

I have a detachable shower head and after thinking on it I realised I could unscrew the sprayer and be left with only the hose spraying a single jet of water, and I realised I could totally give myself an enema with it. So that's what I did tonight.

I deffinetly didn't consider water pressure and how much water comes out of the hose in a matter of seconds. Looking back I deffinetly had it turned up too high seeing as it made a violent sound when the water stream hit the plastic wall of my shower/tub combination.

The hose has a small rubber gasket built in to the end that seals the change between the hose and the shower head. Obviously I couldn't shove it into my ass but pressing the end to my hole would surely allow water to pass into me.

So I tested my theory and unscrewed the head before pressing the end of the hose to my hole. The first time I did it I felt nothing, so I pushed and a very small bit of water came out, less then my bulb. So I realised I needed to get it placed better so more could get in. Putting my foot on the side of the tub held my leg up so I could better put the hose in place. That time it worked perfectly and zero water was leaking onto the floor. It felt really good, having never had an enema larger then a few ounces before.

But then as it kept going my stomach started to cramp and I'll say that it hurt. However now that its all over I'd like to feel it again. I've heard of the cramping before but of course never really understood it. Now I do and I like it.

I took the hose away and stood up straight and it all really wanted to shoot out of me but I held it. It felt really nice to be full like that. So once I gained control of keeping it in I decided I wanted more. I already felt really full so maybe that was kinda dumb. But I wanted more and the feeling of the water pushing through my sphincter felt really good.

So I lined up the hose again and took some more water. In the moment it felt like a while but I bet it was a lot shorter then I thought. I held it to me until my stomach started to cramp again but I didn't stop this time until it positively felt like I would explode if I didn't stop.

I turned off the water and at the time it really wanted to come out and was kinda painful to hold, so I moved to the toilet. I kinda wish I had tried to hold it for a little longer.

The feeling of expelling all the water was amazing and it cleared out a lot of stuff in me. Since I had only ever had tiny amounts of water in me I was very surprised as the water just kept coming and coming for like five whole minutes. It felt really good. And even after I thought it was over it wasn't and even more water cames out of me.

I really underestimated how fast the shower hose could fill me up.

I wanted to hop back in the shower and do it all over again but I live with people so I didn't want to stay in there for an alarming amout of time. I finished and boy do I feel good. I will deffinetly repeat this in the future but I'll turn down the water pressure next time so it doesn't feel like I'm gonna pop after ten seconds. Maybe try colder water too seeing as I really liked the feeling of cold water when using the small bulb.

I just wanted to share this as I feel really good right now. And please share your thoughts.

I have a continuous flow setup from the toilet supply line with a lever type control valve. The original intent of this setup a kitchen sink sprayer to pre-clean cloth baby diapers, years ago.

No longer needed for that purpose, I removed the sprayer and it's hose just lays curled on the floor beside the toilet, until...........I slip my 10" enema hose onto the plastic fitting and insert. I'll get the flow rate just right then squeeze and fill up, expel and repeat! Works great!

First try a Fleet enema.

You can even wash out the bottles from previous sessions and re-fill them with water, soapsuds or Epsom salt, and fire them off back to back without ever getting out of position/

If you are going to rig up something that attaches to the faucet or shower there are two CRITICALLY IMPORTANT points:

Municipal water lines can run 60+ Pounds par square inch!

Your body could be seriously injured at 1/10th of that!!

You NEED both legally and practically adequate BACKFLOW PREVENTION!! Take that seriously! You CAN contaminate w whole small town water system, a section many blocks in diameter of a large city water system, or neighbor's wells out half a mile of your own

@LisaK has a very valid point about water pressure. Unless you can find a way to regulate the flow from the hose, and/or measure the flow so that you know how much water you are taking onboard per minute/second, then IMHO, your set up is ill-advised.

While you say you have no access to enema equipment, and although I have no idea of your living or privacy arrangements, I have to think that $15 invested in a basic red combination bag from a drug store or online source would be money well spent.

@RedRider

I know the sensations you are describing as I've used this approach in a pinch. As you discovered the flow rate and the pressure from the hose of a detachable showerhead can be quite high. Depending upon your locality (assuming a municipal water supply) street pressure can be anywhere from 60-120 psig. There is probably a pressure reducing valve off the main water feed to lower the household water pressure to somewhere around 35-40 psig. Inline water restrictors may lower that pressure even more. But an expanded colon full of water will only withstand a fraction of that. That is the caution.

As for the backflow prevention that was mentioned, that is more a local household water contamination prevention issue.

As noted by several others, it is safer to deal with lower flow rates as applied via some type of bag system. You won't get the "pressure rush" but you also won't blow a hole in your colon through the high volume/high velocity stream. The slower and lower pressure flow rate will allow you to savor fill and then later to feel the liquid flow and the contents in your colon to flow out of you. There are some good online options to purchase your first set of enema equipment.

You obviously enjoy enemas so please buy a standard drug store bag. They are not expensive and can be purchased discreetly.

I bought my 4qt open-top bag and a HWB style 3-qt bag when I was still a teen.

The 3 qt bag is my primary bag at this point

I also have a number of bags handed down from a mother I never knew.

There were coping strategies if you could not for whatever reason buy your own bag

I have posted many times on other threads about using my shower shot system. I am also a regular traditional enema user with a 1 gallon silicone bag and lots of nozzles and colon tubes to choose from. I use my shower shot system to flush out my rectum and lower colon. I currently have a Clean Stream silicone nozzle attached, which is 10 inches long. I split the water flow between my hand held shower head and the shower shot attachment. I set the water flow similar to the flow of an enema bag. Yes the water pressure is still much higher than a bag, but the flow is similar. I insert the Clean Stream nozzle to it's full 10 inch depth and let the water flow in and out while the nozzle is inserted. The flushing action starts to clean my rectum and the longer I do this it cleans my lower colon. I am letting the water flow in naturally or I do very short fills and then expel the water out. I really don't "fill" my colon because the water is being expelled out usually within 20 seconds or so of going in.

This is a type of enema but not a traditional enema. I am very careful not fill my colon and distend it. I never even come close to doing that. This shower type enema is great for a quick cleanout before anal fun or just to get real clean in your rectum if so desired. I will usually do two or three of these shower shot cleanings a week and it has no affect on my BMs- no recovery period following a cleanout.

I think the shower shot system is a great addition to traditional enemas. It is different but it is still very soothing and erotic and so easy to do.