Retention plug removal without a mess

When using a retention plug to help retain an enema, is it possible to remove the plug without a mess? Or any tips to minimize inadvertent spurts and leaks?

Best is ro use the double balloon its fill you out from the inside and outside i was able to come will full with out a dripping and when ready to get empty its going smaller slowly so you can hold it until the toilet

What kind do you have? The Cleanstream is really, really large. I want one of the other brands but they're hard to find. I usually do this one in the tub, on my back, to minimize mess.

What kind do you have? The Cleanstream is really, really large. I want one of the other brands but they're hard to find. I usually do this one in the tub, on my back, to minimize mess.

@Ssh23,

I previously had several latex ones made by Rusch, available from the old Tyler sites or more recently at a US vet supply house, but not anymore. Now I just bought two of the same type from www.medtech3000.de in Germany, not Rusch but very similar. Delivery took 17 days from order. The balloons are a bit farther apart, but so far it still works for me. If you go there, it’s all in German, but if you use Google Chrome browser, it translates the pages very quickly and seems accurate. They sell two types of DBC, and I bought the one with two inflators, one for each (inner and outer) balloon.

Eric

I have a large black enema nozzle that I made that has a very large bulbous tip and tapers down small at the base, it takes me a while to get it In but once past the large bulb in it almost slides in by itself and it takes some tugging to get it out. So when the bag is empty and I’m ready release I have to hang my butt over the bathtub to remove because once the large bulb get free and I’m still gaped open I can’t clinch up fast enough to keep a large squirt of water from coming out.

Take it out in the tub

Thanks for the suggestions. I’m using a standard silicone plug to retain coffee enemas. I like to get a head start on cleanup while retaining so a double balloon model not for me since I need to move around.

I have a large black enema nozzle that I made that has a very large bulbous tip and tapers down small at the base, it takes me a while to get it In but once past the large bulb in it almost slides in by itself and it takes some tugging to get it out. So when the bag is empty and I’m ready release I have to hang my butt over the bathtub to remove because once the large bulb get free and I’m still gaped open I can’t clinch up fast enough to keep a large squirt of water from coming out.

@eman445,

If you know the large end of your nozzle widens you to the point where you can’t clench enough to not leak, why don’t you either use or make it with a smaller end? On the other hand, for the same reason, why don’t you use an inflatable plug or single or double balloon catheter that only expands inside you and doesn’t dilate your sphincter?

Thanks for the suggestions. I’m using a standard silicone plug to retain coffee enemas. I like to get a head start on cleanup while retaining so a double balloon model not for me since I need to move around.

@KingsGambit,

Why do you think you can’t start cleanup or move around with a Double Balloon catheter in you? You still need to be a little careful and pay attention to your sphincter and your level of balloon inflation, but I stand up and walk around if I want to with my DBC inflated and holding my enema back.

Eric

@ericmacson are you able to disconnect the tubing from the double balloon while inserted? How do you keep it from leaking?

I personally prefer a regular plug because I don’t want the double balloon hanging out of me while I walk around the house. The plug seems like a more compact solution.

Anyone have any experience with the extra long and tapered plugs from siliconenozzles.com? I wonder if these would help reduce leakage upon removal.

I used a latex dbl nozzle from Beth Tyler from 1985 until 2005. Great for retention and easy to remove while seated. I'd like to try one if the new silicone ones. My favorite go to nozzle now is the SNC SPD 2.5 retention plug style in red. Challenging to insert but great for lengthy enema play. I get in the shower when I'm ready to expell. A wonderful “Happy Ending” with an easy cleanup.🚀😜❤Plus I swap out with my collection in my avatar. Yummy wet kinky fun!!!

@ericmacson are you able to disconnect the tubing from the double balloon while inserted? How do you keep it from leaking?

I personally prefer a regular plug because I don’t want the double balloon hanging out of me while I walk around the house. The plug seems like a more compact solution.

Anyone have any experience with the extra long and tapered plugs from siliconenozzles.com? I wonder if these would help reduce leakage upon removal.

@KingsGambit, If I’m getting up to go anyplace aside from the commode, I either leave the hose attached and carry the bag with me, or I put a clamp on the DBC tubing and then separate it from the hose and bag. I enjoy taking enemas as a sub to my real life or fantasized Domme partner, and I actually enjoy the look and feel of the inflated DBC outer balloon and catheter hanging out of me. Is the plug you use to hold in your enema solid or inflatable? I have plugs up to my maximum tolerated width, about 2.5”, but the solid plugs don’t do a very good job of holding in my enema. I’d like to try an inflatable plug sometime for that since my DBC does a fine job of holding my water inside, even at 4-5 quarts.

Eric