Do you use a colon tube? Why? Why not?

Nosy question, yes, but curious.

Yes.. a 20” 32fr

Truthfully, because though I own several, very thin to quite thick, I’ve never been able to work them into my rectum more than about 8-10” at most. This despite copious excellent advice from many members including one of our former experts Susie. I’ve always wanted to try it and feel the different sensations from the water entering at a much deeper level.

Eric

Truthfully, because though I own several, very thin to quite thick, I’ve never been able to work them into my rectum more than about 8-10” at most. This despite copious excellent advice from many members including one of our former experts Susie. I’ve always wanted to try it and feel the different sensations from the water entering at a much deeper level.

Eric

Colon tubes are best administered by a willing accomplice. They are hard to manipulate by yourself!

On occasion, yes. A 32 french rubber tube. But, I never insert more then 8-10 inches. I believe it to be dangerous to insert more. I am a senior and at my age most people have diverticulosis, pockets . These pockets are weak spots and the tube could puncture one. No need to insert more then 8 inches, just to get past the anal muscle.

I just bought one. Good to read all the advice before I try it myself.

Yes, often. We have from thin and somewhat short, 18" to nearly as big as my thumb and big and 4ft long. We love them. They can be quite adventurous to use. Quite a very unique sensation to feeling them creep and slither upwards into your Colon delivering their delicious payload. You can take quite a bit more solution than normal for it is being deposited deeper and over a larger area than in just 1 place leaving it to makes its own way upward. Then the amazing sensation of it being withdrawn!!!!

The only way I can take a 3qt rinse enema. Only use them after a suppository or a SSE.

Makes for less pressure on rectum, thus longer hold time, no rush trips to the toilet.

Yes a 42” that is a soft silicone the diameter is about ¾ “ to 1” at base and a 36” that’s 1 ¼ “ across it silicone as well touching a vibrator to them wow ! Then a few of the regular rubber as well

@Dr_Strangelove , as well touching a vibrator to them wow ! Yes, for sure!!! We have put my Hitachi Wand onto our nozzles and it really sends an attention grabbing sensation through out. We use the Hitachi on the soft nozzles for it has more power to really shake it. A hard vibrator on the hard nozzles really makes it shake and chatter!!!

Can't compete with @Paula and her 4 footer…and I really don't think I want to try (lol), but in a recent visit to my very lovable Domme/E-nurse I took along a 36" 34FR colon tube. Long story short…she had it in my backside UP TO THE HILT in about two minutes. What a gas!!

Medical supply calls it a “rectal tube.” 24 French, about 15 inches, soft rubber tube, solid tip, opening on the side, that I’ve used for years. Easy insertion if well lubed, going slowly and running solution in at the same time. Where I tend to get “stuck“ is higher up at the beginning of the transverse section. Discovered a narrowing there while in my 20s when I had a painful barium enema. Rectal tube is a godsend for getting the solution higher up, makes the enema more comfortable to retain, less crampy down lower.

Like to use a 30 cm rectal tube made of rubber closed at the solid top with one lateral slit. Insertion up to the sigmoid and further is easy if well lubricated and the enema slowly flowing. The lateral slit prevents blocking of the rectal tube during insertion. The feeling of the enema flow is fantastic and it is easy to retain the solution over half an hour.

All the time when I am fortunate enough to have a partner. It gets the solution past the rectal vault and the anus so you don't feel the urgency to expel. Not to mention that the ‘in-out’ by your partner to aid in insertion is rather heavenly!

Yes I love the feeling of it being inserted and am able to take in more enema to really fill my colon and rectum before getting the urge to go. I also love the feeling of the colon tube slowly being withdrawn.

Yes I do, don't use it all the time, just when I'm in the mood. Does feel GREAT when fully inserted, and feels nice when slowly withdrawing. 😜 It's 1" x 14", here it is.

https://siliconenozzles.com/CT-75French-1-Diameter-Silicone-Serpentine-Colon-Tube-CT-75Fr.htm

I routinely use my 5 foot CT34 during my enema session and can usually get 3 to 5 feet of it up my colon. Great way to get the solution really high up for a good clean out and reduces the urge to go once its in the sigmoid colon.

Difficult for solo use.

So far all my enemas are solo. With the exception of one I wrote about on our beach trip last summer.

I have been able to achieve a clear return without one.

Risks outweigh the benefits.

There are colon tubes made of silicone. These are generally more safe when used correctly.

My preferred colon tube is a 1"x26" silicon nozzle, very erotic when inserted, also when withdrawn…. large volume very pleasant and easy to receive. It makes enemas a true pleasure

There are colon tubes made of silicone. These are generally more safe when used correctly.

Here's a page form OHN about safe use of silicon colon tubes.

https://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/Colon-Tube-Safety-Home-Enemas-s/1380.htm

Yes I do use colon tubes. I've got an 18" and 30" . The 18 is about the thickness of a pencil and the 30 is the size of my index finger. Like them both use the 18 the most, they are both silicone.

I have not used one before but it’s definitely on my bucket list to try.

I use one that I bought from optimal health network, I use plenty of lube but it slides in so easily when you let the water flow in while inserting the tube all the way. Wouldn't have an enema any other way

I actually like giving with a colon tube. I think it makes for a more comfortable enema as well. The water goes in higher, making it easier to take your suds. I always do a clean out first though.

I have not used one before but it’s definitely on my bucket list to try.

@Enema87 one is on my bucket list as well. Telling my sub about inserting one and giving him an enema pushes him over the edge.

I tried using a colon tube several times, but I just never was able to manage the bend into transverse colon. I just gave up trying to use it . . .

No. Too hard to getbit around Ll the kinks and turns by myself.

Yes….I have a colon tube. When I first started doing enema's, I had the douche nozzle that came in the box. Then I thought if you get the solution farther in, it would not so hard to hold or take. But I would think the farther you have it the better cleaning you get.

I got one about a year ago, I still prefer double balloon nozzles but every now and again it's great fun.

It definitely feels different when you fill up using one, and it's exciting getting it all the way in (very carefully).