Shower head nozzle attachment

I know its not the best solution to do enemas, but ive bought a shower head attachment, and i have some question,

Its a long around 40cm rubber pipe, i dont know how long should "put it up?

Also If i start the water running slowly, how should i know its enough?

How long should keep in the water?

I know that shower head types a bit dangerous, i set up water not too warm and strong.

Thank you for any comment.

Best is to run water warm and slow , fill some then expel it then repeat ,do so till the expel runs clear

Run water warm and slow many times

If you are new to enemas, you might want to use bag enemas until you learn your body's internal feelings and reactions. Then you will be able to make safe judgements about enemas directly connected to the plumbing. Be safe.

I bought one of those, but seems the hose itself is easily for me.

And I am a fan of fill and release, not fill and retain and release.

Za

I agree with @zaboots - if used carefully with attention to temperature and pressure, a quick few fills with just the hose works well for me.

I have a long hose that reaches to the toilet, so I adjust, to the temperature and put a special short nozzle attachment and rinse 4 to 6 times until clear, so I feel great every day. You just can't rush because if there's water left and you go outside, I guess you know what's going to happen.

I use the shower setup quite often because of convenience and fast clean up,. You may want to purchase some extra fittings to connect a regular enema hose to so you will have extra freedom and movement…add in a flow meter if you like so you can see what's going on,. As far as volume you and your body will know when enough is enough..when standing in the shower you can only fill so much that's all gravity will all standing up..take it slow and easy with low pressure…when you feel full release and fill again..hope you enjoy 😉

Take your time, you'll find what feels best!

Thank you for all answer👍👍👍👍

I use a sure-shot kind of shower enema attachment twice a day to relieve my very chronic constipation. I don't stick it up my butt and leave it stuck up there like one does when taking a regular enema from a bag. Instead, I only hold the nozzle on the outside of my anus where I can press in a bit and then and release it such that I can feel the water going in and monitor pressure build up.

I have a walk in overhead rain shower with a hand held shower attachment (you can see a picture of it in my profile pics). i remove the hand held shower attachment and attach the nozzle to the hose. Frankly, i don't even own an enema bag, this is all i have ever used, even when i discovered enema as a kid, i would use an empty shampoo bottle. For me, it's totally utilitarian, i'm a total bottom gay guy and use it for clean out. Which is not to despise enema bags, but psychologically i associate those with a Top using them with me.

You get used to using them pretty easily, water pressure, temp, amount. i have a long nozzle and the shower is good for either a deep clean or a shallow douche, but you have to pay more attention if just going for the shallow douche, unlimited water coming out of a shower attachment vs a bag.

A few years ago, I found myself alone in a hotel room, needing an enema and having no equipment. However, there was a hand held shower. I found that the shower nozle could be unscrewed and set aside. Now, how do I get the water into my belly without an enema nozel? The answer turned out to be in restating the question. The purpose of a nozle is to direct the water stream into the rectum. I found that, under pressure, when water leaves the end of a shower hose, it remains a columated stream and does not disperse. Such an uncontained stream can be directed at a fundament and fill the colon without inserting the hose. Wow! That's an enema without any enema bag or nozle! Just hold the end of the shower hose an inch or two from the Anus and take your fill! Hydraulic happiness!

I just unscrew the shower head and let the pressure work up my butt. My bidet has same function but has much more smaller yet very powerful stream. If you have two valve your in luck as you can setup temp and pressure but if you only have sigle handle/valve I would not even dare to put a nozzle.