New inflatable nozzle

Just bought a new inflatable nozzle from Amazon--the dual bslloon, made by Cleanstream. It looks better than the last, and holds air (7 pumps). I will try it & report back.

Yes, please let us know how you like it, etc..

I have one of those. I like the latex twin 250 a lot better even though I had to get it from Germany.

I will make a suggestion. The inner bulb must be filled up a lot to get the thing to seal properly. If you pump it up all the way quickly it may not feel good. So fill the inner bulb gradually. Go like halfway and then take a minute or so before you max out. I found this made it more bearable.

I have one of those. I like the latex twin 250 a lot better even though I had to get it from Germany.

I will make a suggestion. The inner bulb must be filled up a lot to get the thing to seal properly. If you pump it up all the way quickly it may not feel good. So fill the inner bulb gradually. Go like halfway and then take a minute or so before you max out. I found this made it more bearable.

I found that issue too. Can’t seem to pump it up enough to get a good seal.

I was able to get a good seal once it was really pumped up. But it's better not to do it all at once. It kind of gave me that painful shock like when you ram something really wide into yourself without relaxing things first.

The thing is that the 250cc balloon fits snugly lower down and works well with the outer balloon to make the seal. With this other deal you have to basically fill your entire rectum with the balloon or it just doesn't do the job. And it's kind of lightweight at that - the latex catheter gives a solid feeling inside but this is more like just having a lot of air up there.

I agree with all that's been stated. I miss my original latex one that contained only the 250cc balloons and wish they would make one just like it but in silicone.

First take: there is a small defect, a lump of glue, just behind the inner nozzle, at the joint. I tried using the nozzle without repairing it, but that proved uncomfortable, because the glue had hardened. Once I was finished, I removed that “nipple” with a utility knife (carefully!), and I believe there will be no further issues with that. However, decent Q. C. would have caught that. Inflation inside the body worked just fine. No surprises there. I stuck to a lower pressure max pumping (5), & that was painless, but “filling.” In order to make this item work properly, though, I believe the internal balloon must be properly inserted and that it must be inflated first, as outline in one of the earlier posts. The inner balloon is BIG, so not much likelihood of the nozzle slipping out. Sealing is a different issue. I did have some leakage today, but I think that was because I didn't follow my own advice & inflate the inner balloon 1st. The outer balloon is also quite large, since inflated, it tended to help fluid escape rather tha. Provide additional restriction. I'm hoping the second session is more encouraging than the first. It probably will be.

The takeaway is, if you order one of these, look carefully at the quality control. Don't use the nozzle till you have tested it. When you are using it, expect a bit of a learning curve.

“I miss my original latex one”

Get one of those then. The silicone nozzle doesn't give the same feeling at all. Since I got a new latex nozzle I don't see the point of using the silicone one. Ever again.

I use the Cleanstream which has improved their quality control over the years. I have a pressure gauge on the 750 mm inner balloon and inflate it to 50 mmHg to start, then inflate the outer balloon about 5 pumps. Then I go back and finish inflating the inner balloon to 100 mmHg. I may tug on the hose so that the inner balloon sits firmly against my sphincter. That seems usually to eliminate leakage so I can take 3-4 qts and hold it for 20-30 minutes. I found the gauge was a big help and easy to check if the inner balloon is getting deflated. Gauges are available on Amazon inexpensively.

We learned that the double balloon catheter sealed successfully when we inserted the first balloon well passed the sphincter and then inflated. When the interior balloon was filled enough the catheter was then pulled back and held to seat it on the inside and then the outer balloon was pumped up to finish the seal on the outside. None of my girls ever leaked when I prepped them this way.

It is good to read from prior post that Cleanstream has improved their quality. I had noticed they were offering a good deal more product but I have avoided purchasing from them since a bad experience with a purchase made years ago from that company.

Latex doubles don't need gauges or a big ritual to get them properly set up. And they feel a lot better.

I love my latex DBCs but need a new one. Does anyone have good satisfying results with a single chamber inflatable rubber plug?

Eric

I love my latex DBCs but need a new one. Does anyone have good satisfying results with a single chamber inflatable rubber plug?

Eric

@ericmacson I have used these on partners a few times. My impression was they are poor substitutes for the real thing. The biggest issue is the lack of space between the inflatable part and the retention bridge that stops the nozzle from further entry. They are not that expensive to try, so ymmv…

Also, Medicaltoys.com has a latex inflatable that I've never tried, but the shape looks a bit better. I'd email them 1st to make sure they still stock them. They are still showing the Klystra products, although they state that they are no longer available.

Hope you find what you want.

I have an inflatable plug nozzle. At first, it would not seal, because it would try to push out the more i inflated it. i wrap some ½"tape in front of the rear stop, just one layer that overlaps at the end a little bit. It is comfortable inserted and does not leak. after i am done i take the tape of to clean. the tape is white first aid waterproof tape

Only that a nurse was inserting it, (a double balloon nozzle by clean stream) thoroughly lubricating my anal passage digitally using 2 fingers and a good measure of Vaseline it finally went into my rectum .

NOTE: Any suggestions on the preferred lubricant? I think Vaseline can block up openings on the nozzles it’s applied to or do so when the nozzle is inserted and makes contact with any that has been placed in the rectum.

She controlled everything from bag height, clamp release and balloon inflations.. She had me assume knee-chest for the Vaseline and insertion keeping me that way until half the bag emptied. She finished with me on my stomach. I was able ( barely) to hold it but did.

Doing it on my own, no, I’ll wait for our next session.

You need to look for an acceptable lubricant that will not ruin the silicone. There are lots of discussions on here. I use J-Lube which needs to be mixed from powder. There are other lubricants which will work fine. But Vaseline is not a good bet.

Thanks for your response.

Gremmie.

Do you have an address in Germany for your double latex balloon?

Https://www.medtech3000.de/Doppelballon-Darmrohr-mit-2-Geblaese-Darmkatheter-Ballondarmrohr::409.html

Thanks Gremmie for the address in Germany.

LoveEne

Https://www.medtech3000.de/Doppelballon-Darmrohr-mit-2-Geblaese-Darmkatheter-Ballondarmrohr::409.html

I have one of those.. Would be perfect but the balloons are way too far apart.

@itsameah I have one of those.. Would be perfect but the balloons are way too far apart.

Looks like the old one I have… I cannot tell if the balloons are further apart than on the one I have.. All the enemas I've gotten using the one I have. Hope it lasts!

As i am filling the balloons, i tug on them to seat them and because it feels good

The last couple of double balloon nozzles I have gotten have been from Cleanstream and they have performed quite well for me. After awhile they do seem to wear out however. I can tell it is time to get a new one when the latex seems to be getting soft so I have difficulty inserting it. The one I have now is getting close to needing to be replaced.