Gloves while administering an enema

Since I know everybody uses gloves when administering an enema to somebody or yourself, which gloves does everybody use? I use elbow length latex gloves since leaks can happen.

My preference is the disposable Nitrile ones.

My wife will always wear latex gloves while giving me enemas she has pink and purple gloves

I default to disposable nitrile gloves myself. I used to use latex but they tended to rip easier and limited my selection of lubes (oils/oil-based lubricants degrade latex and makes rips more likely).

That said, from most of the pictures I've seen on this site, I would say that “everybody uses gloves" is quite a stretch. I personally prefer gloves since it prevents me from having to get stubborn lube off my hands for what feels like forever, but if I'm out and still enema needy (like this morning), I'll go without them once or twice.

Ok, most of us use gloves.

I use vinyl or Nitrile, whatever they have in stock when my supply order is shipped each month . Originally they were for personal care , however I have switched to a catheter that is touch less leaving just diaper changes , my primary aide is my G/F daughter , she’s my honorary step daughter , I have known her since she was in elementary school , unless I am really messy she doesn’t bother wearing them , she knows where I have been and that I am completely disease free , so I have a closet full of extra gloves when and if a friend runs low .my monthly supplies are:

300 diapers

600 boosters

case of bed-pads

200 gloves

150 catheters

case of adult diaper wipes

8 tubes of barrier cream

overnight 2000 ML drain bags

there is always one hanging underneath bed & 1 hanging underneath wheelchair .

2 cases of “bath in a bag“ wipes

shower caps with waterless shampoo inside for washing my hair .

I must be the exception here. We don't use gloves at all. I love the feel of her anus/rectum and every related activity. Feeling her responses helps me adjust my techniques. We don't worry about a little poo here and there. Not into scat though.

I must be the exception here. We don't use gloves at all. I love the feel of her anus/rectum and every related activity. Feeling her responses helps me adjust my techniques. We don't worry about a little poo here and there. Not into scat though.

I've never used gloves either. I like the feel too.

I like to hear them snap as I lay in wait,,,,,,

Not for an enema (wife wasn't into them) - but for anal play/exploration - a glove would make it less intimate. So for us, no gloves! Strictly skin on skin!

I don't use gloves when I am exploring my wife's anus (no enemas for her). I do wear gloves when playing with others. My bare fingers are more intimate to me.

My wife wears gloves when she gives me enemas or plays with my ass. She feels more comfortable with them and I find it to be a huge turn on.

Mom or grandma never used gloves and we always got a deep finger lube for fifteen or twenty seconds before they put the nozzle in. After our enemas as kids, mom put us in the bath or shower together, if done in the evening. As preteens, once grandma taught us personal hygiene and we were responsible for ourselves in the enema department, we never used gloves. We washed our hands before we gave ourselves or each other enemas and showered together afterwards occasionally. After I was married my wife an I never used gloves. Like my sister and girlfriends, my wife liked skin on skin. We washed our hands before and showered together afterwards, time permitting. Never had any issues in over 70 years…

We never used gloves for enemas except when we made medical play videos. My husband had to remind me years ago that we used gloves in our medical play videos because we wanted realistic video.

Yes, always for 50-55 years now, at least for lubing and inserting the nozzle or colon tube or Double Balloon Catheter. After that’s in and the water is flowing well, I still usually keep the rubber gloves on in case I suddenly need to adjust or hold in my nozzle while filling, and also because I’ve always enjoyed wearing and smelling rubber and latex. I’m also extremely fond of large and prolonged retention enemas (~3-5 quarts for 30-60 minutes), making a nozzle or hose adjustment more likely.

Eric

Nope, don’t use gloves when giving an enema. I do wear disposable gloves when inserting suppositories.

I don't wear gloves for giving enemas. If things get that messy, I am doing something very wrong.

But my choice of gloves, for other play, is latex. My sub likes the feel and the smell.

Exam gloves do add another level. So do scrubs or best a uniform. Cap, white stockings, white shoes…

The feeling of a glove hand dose make a big difference. Lose latex glove hand working in me feels very exotic my wife will wear them pink or purple

Always disposable Nitrile gloves for me, for a couple of reasons. Mostly, they make cleanup a lot easier, especially if you Clorox your equipment after use. the gloves protect your hands in the cleaning bath.

Also, I think that a gloved, lubed finger is a lot slipperier than just a lubed finger, hence goes into a tight opening easier. IMO, a gloved hand also feels better, but that's a personal preference.

You want to do this if you are giving an enema to a non-family member. Or if it's a family member with a long term transmissible illness

I always use latex gloves when administering and if the receipient is like me when the “patient” they will enjoy the feeling senstaion of the latex particularly when enhanced with some lubricant

I'm strongly prefer using gloves as when giving to others as when giving to myself.

The main reason is a little burrs or a wounds on a hands i tend to have. Coupled with overall medical safety precautions reasons.

I prefer to use the "high risk" latex gloves which are thick and robust. It is also great for many kinds of non kinky things.

Gloves have their role when dealing with another person especially when handling fluids and semi solids. When your hands are handling items that have been or are going into the rectum, nitrile gloves are the go to. Simply put the bladder and pussy and even other parts of the body need to have separation . Because the anus ,rectum and bowel have unfriendly bacteria that can infect the bladder, and vagina. During activity and play it is important that you always know where you hands have been and where you intend go next. For many the gloves add a professional appearance to the scene. I like the feel and security that you experience and your partner may also feel that gloves are a must and be more at ease . Opera length gloves usually made of pvc are elbow length and are a asset to those into deep fisting. One of the interesting factors is that the gloves and lube used in fisting are most often more slippery than bare skin and lube. You can do it without a glove, Depending what he or she is wearing the opera gloves can substantially add to their sexually stimulating appearance,

I’ve only given enemas to my husband and daughters, no gloves but handwashing before and after, and a good cleaning of all equipment. Suppositories, yes. Finger protection (cot) and (obviously) a trimmed fingernail.

@Vicki_V How old were your daughters when you gave them enemas? How did they feel about the experience?

@Vicki_V How old were your daughters when you gave them enemas? How did they feel about the experience?

@Bobbee Both grown, now late 20s, early 30s. Rarely, late childhood and teens. All legit needs. Younger wasn’t thrilled but tolerated. Hugged once anyway. Older more understanding (a couple more hugs!), has some G.I. issues like her mom. Now takes herself and confides with me openly when needed.

When taking solo, giving to my wife or family many decades ago no I never used gloves.

If it were being given to non immediate family in professional setting then yes gloves would be a must

Because I only make enemas for myself or well-known women, I don't see any risk of infection or other problems. Even removed nozzles are usually practically clean, especially if they have been well smeared before. Just hold on to a paper towel. I believe that if anal sex is possible with a woman, then there is no need for gloves when making an enema for her. A warm touch of the bottom relaxes it wonderfully.

There generally is no “cleanliness” need for gloves - however they may add to the “scene” of giving our being given an enema. Especially for someone with a rubber or latex fetish.