Retention Aid

I recently discovered a comfortable & effective enema retention aid in the form of a small plastic bowling pin from a child's toy set. The lubricated Olive shaped tip is easily inserted. And, the conical shaped body provides an effective anatomically correct shield to to prevents any leakage. My own practice is to lie on my left side on the bathroom floor while holding the inserted device firmly against my anal sphincter for as long as it takes to experience a good cramp. As the urge to relive grows and my sphincter begins to dilate open, the flared body easily fills the void sealing out any leakage. When ready, I wait until I am sitting on the toilet before removing the device.

That's very inventive. I've done the same with an inflatable plug. It's inside but can be enlarged if need be. Bowling pins, even child size, offer a different form of interactivity between you and your enema!

@Electra I recently discovered a comfortable & effective enema retention aid in the form of a small plastic bowling pin from a child's toy set…

Aren't you afraid it might get stuck up inside you ? 😳.

I recently discovered a comfortable & effective enema retention aid in the form of a small plastic bowling pin from a child's toy set. The lubricated Olive shaped tip is easily inserted. And, the conical shaped body provides an effective anatomically correct shield to to prevents any leakage. My own practice is to lie on my left side on the bathroom floor while holding the inserted device firmly against my anal sphincter for as long as it takes to experience a good cramp. As the urge to relive grows and my sphincter begins to dilate open, the flared body easily fills the void sealing out any leakage. When ready, I wait until I am sitting on the toilet before removing the device.

Not clear to me yet but I’m slowing at 69.5+. Are you inserting the head, the body or all of the bowling pin past your anal sphincter?

Eric

That's very inventive. I've done the same with an inflatable plug. It's inside but can be enlarged if need be. Bowling pins, even child size, offer a different form of interactivity between you and your enema!

Happy,

I’ve loved latex DBC’s for ages but I want to try latex inflatable plugs. What plug(s) do you use and are they all good retainers for large long enemas (4 q x 60 min for me).

Thank you,

Eric