What kinds of enema nozzles did your people have when you were growing up?

Reading around, I've gathered that the standard enema tips tended to be infant nozzle, adult nozzle, (often described as ‘bat-shaped’) and douche nozzle -- Straight or curved.

How many of you remember having or seeing other kinds during your childhoods? In stories all kinds of weird and wonderful appliances are described, and I wonder how many really existed in the ‘golden age’, rather than being invented later for recreational purposes… or else just being products of folk's imaginations haha.

The only one I ever saw was the adult rectal nozzle, and I only saw it for a fraction of a second glistening with Vaseline (I presume) before it was in my anus and the water was flowing.

If someone is giving an enema for even remotely medical reasons there is no need to use anything other than the standard rectal or perhaps a soft rubber colon tube. Legitimate enemas are given to make someone poo, not to shove a dildo up a kid's ass.

Before i was about 6yrs old mom used a bulb syringe with a bat shaped nozzle on me. When she started using the bag after i was 6 yrs, she always used the long curved douche nozzle for my enemas, i dont think she had an adult bat shaped rectal nozzle and i’m glad she didnt!

Nothing weird!

Mostly straight 3-inch nozzles that come with commercial bags!

There was one that was still 3-inches long with about a half-inch flare at the back.

I was aware that it did exist, but it wasn't used on me until I had retention issues on a previous session a few months earlier.

We always got our enemas through the standard enema nozzle on a bulb or a hose. Back in those days, they had a slight bulge in the middle, which helped it stay in. They were about 3 inches long, and not the least bit uncomfy. (Can't say that for the enema it was delivering, LOL!)

When I was growing up the family enema bags we had included a thin 2" long infant's and a thicker 3" long adult's rectal nozzle that were shaped like baseball bats, narrow at the base and becoming thicker at the end. There was also either a straight or a curved douche nozzle with multiple side holes around the larger bulging tip. All the nozzles were black bakelite. My grandmother had a larger collection of nozzles which included several 2" infant's and several 4" adult's bat shaped rectal nozzles including one that was much larger at the tip, almost like a butt-plug, and she had a short stubby nozzle that was pushed into your nostril to give a nasal irrigation. She also had several douche nozzles that were all curved with multiple side holes and one that also had a hole at the tip in addition to side holes. Any fountain syringes I bought as an adult have straight white plastic rectal and douche nozzles.

As I grew up, mom used a vintage black bat-shaped infant sized nozzle, then youth-size nozzle, then finally the adult rectal nozzle shown in the photo. https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/215099

Mom gave me enemas with a white 3" nozzle and all the rest of her collection were black bakelite. So many shapes & sizes. Wish I had them…

The bag my mom had had red tubing and black nozzles. There was one that had a bulbous end on it to keep it from coming out. She used the straight ones at first but switched to the bulbous one because the straight one kept slipping out. The bulbous one hurt a little when being put in but didn't come out till pulled out.

Growing up we had the black enema pipe and douche nozzle that came with the enema kit.

Several nozzles in Mom's bathroom drawer.

2 kinds of straight pipes, black of course. One was a presumed “adult” of about 3 - 4" long and a 2" tapered one. Another was a grey curved bakelite douche nozzle, which after I learned to enjoy enemas I started snooping and saw that. Immediate hard on and used this the first time I had the chance.

In addition to the typical nozzles of the times, black, gray, & white rectal and vaginal nozzles, there were also different nozzles on the larger douche bulbs. There were flexible curved black and a white ones, as well as rigid black and white. These found there way into an adventuresome young boy at one time or another. Sometimes it was not by my choice, other times I just couldn't resist!

Thank you all so much for your feedback. Most interesting and informative. Thanks in particular to those who have given descriptions in detail. Some of you may remember I have no sight. :d I notice (with no real surprise) that inflatable nozzles, monstrous colon tubes and evil brass syringes are conspicuous by their absence. I suppose, if they were around at all, these were confined to hospitals or special clinics. Certainly I can find no mention of these devices in the old medical books I've collected, though admittedly they don't go into much detail at all about nozzles, hence this post haha.

There MAY have been a child's nozzle when I was very young, but my memory is of getting it with the standard, black rectal tip.

From my moms douche-enema bag gear, just 2 - the very thin and short white plastic “enema pipe,” and the somewhat longer white “bat” douche nozzle with 4 holes drilled in the nozzle down from the closed tip. Starting age 15 every enema was one I gave myself, combining a couple of quarts of fullness sensations plus an orgasm while holding. Neither nozzle was any help in retaining. I started buying much larger bags and wider nozzles after college and my first DBC from Tyler’s site not until about 15-20 years later. I loved every enema with any nozzle or DBC but long holds had to wait until some fat nozzles and DBCs.

Eric

The only nozzle I remember mom using on my siblings and I was the adult rectal nozzle that looked like a baseball bat. Grandma on the other hand, started using a long curved bulbous head douche nozzle in place of the red colon tube she used when she gave us our first 3H enema the summer I turned nine.

She had a variety of different nozzles and types, being a retired RN. First, the standard adult and infant rectal nozzles that were shaped like baseball bats. Second, various lengths and sizes of colon tubes. And third, three different types of curved douche nozzles. Two of the curved douche nozzles were very similar, having four valleys and a set of three holes in each valley. The only difference between the two was, one had an additional hole in the tip and the other didn’t. The third type of douche nozzle had a smooth curved shaft with a bulbous head and a ring slit on top. Making the water come out in the shape of a “O”.

Both grandma an our aunts preferred using a douche nozzle when they gave us enemas, using whatever one happened to be attached to the bag hanging in the shower at the time. Mom on the other hand never gave us enemas at grandmas, only at home, an always used the adult rectal nozzle.

Once grandma taught us personal hygiene as preteens and we started doing each other, we used both the adult rectal and curved douche nozzles. However, the older we got the more we used the curved douche nozzle. And like grandmas, we had the same three different types of curved douche nozzles available at home, and our preference was the curved douche nozzle with the bulbous head.

Although the box that held our family's fountain syringe had an eye-opening variety of nozzles, the only one mom ever used on me was the black bat shaped adult rectal nozzle. I can almost feel that Vaseline-coated nozzle that she'd slide in to the hilt, holding in place and telling me to hold it real tight as she opened the stainless steel spring clamp. Those childhood enema memories are vivid to this day. Once I started self-administering, and sneaking enemas during my evening baths, I experimented with some of the douche nozzles. My favorite was the curved black one with the bulbous end. Not only did it go deeper than the rectal nozzle, but allowed me to grip it hands-free so I could enjoy the flow and pressure without leaking as I pleasured myself to a happy ending.

Well, as I was growing up there was not much of a selection. I believe it was the normal kit.

As I learnt off the internet I learnt so much of the difference of nozzles

My first recollection receiving enemas from mom was with a small white bulb syringe and later when I graduated to a bag enema she used a white straight enema pipe, she never used a douche nozzle but I sure did when I started giving myself enemas.

As an adult the sight of a douche nozzle is very exciting and especially a curved black douche nozzle is heaven. I have al lot of various shapes and sizes but always end up with a douche nozzle up my bottom at some point during an enema session

Hi!

I answered a similar question when I first joined here about 6 months ago I think. I was born in 1954.

We had a linen closet in the hallway and on the top shelf was the spot for enema and douche equipment. It was an old house and I am sure to me that shelf must have looked to be 20ft off the ground but still it was too high to see much except the end of a box and next to it a wooden box like mom’s recipe container in the kitchen. So there were two boxes up there and one was old and the other new. Tones was an orange and black diamond pattern top and it said Victoria. I guess that was used for guests-lol- because we didn’t get our enemas from that.

The other one someone here told me what kind because that one was red and had just two nozzles both screwed into the hose and the hose into the bag. Both were black. I don’t recall my first one but there was a red bulb that a few times I got first so “we can make room for the medicine.” Clearing out the rectum I would guess.

So I got several enemas at the 8-10 age range and the one when I was 12 changed the nozzle used. I remember the one i was getting was straight but was wider than new equipment because I analyzed these when I finally got a stool (no pun) to get to the shelf. But I guess mother was trying to keep me in position, legs on bathtub side laying on back with a towel covered cushion and my butt. And I guess I leaked a little then I really Leaked!!! All over the front of the tub and me etc.

So I do remember that I got another one, hot water and ivory flakes I think it was for kids bubble baths. And mother used the other curved one with a kind of a ball at the end … it was a strange looking douche nozzle I guess. And that hurt one time.

Never saw one or heard of enemas growing up. I was born in 1959.

To All,

Mom !!! ….. Remember “MOM !!!???” Yes she was in my household and probably yours too ... the one who when we got sick was along with the “Family Doctor”… “Doctor MOM” ... Mom had the “Red Rubber Bag or Jones’ Can” with it's hose and various attachments. The “Device” was either tucked away in the linen closet or hanging on a hook by the toilet ….. with the “Douche” nozzle attached … although the enema nozzle could be there.

Browse thru “Images" and see the Wearever, Faultless, Davol etc add's from daze gone by!! NOTE!! back when the nozzles put forth the “Infants” and “adults” enema nozzles were about the same but the infants was a bit shorter to accommodate a “baby's Butt" ….

The “Douche” nozzle on the other hand, well all shapes and sizes ... NOW they are all "Collector's Item's” for us krazy kinkster's here at zity !!

With a “KLICK !!!” of that little white klip …

- highwater

Well, as I was growing up there was not much of a selection. I believe it was the normal kit.

Yes, it was very spartan for us too at first, just a one piece rubber bulb.

It wasn't until a little later that mom was spoiled for choice between a rubber bag and a slightly larger, two-piece rubber bulb.

My mom's Rexall Symbol folding syringe had the three tips that were standard in the day: infant, adult rectal and vaginal. I never saw anything else in our house. She used the infant rectal tip on my until I was about 10 or 11 years old. She then switched to the adult rectal tip.

Just the standard nozzles - but the large black fluted curved douche nozzle with holes along its sides fascinated me and when I got caught spraying water out of it my mom say it was for adult enemas - well, wow that fascinated me even more!

The short black standard pipe/nozzle was never used. First one I recall was the standard Douche supplied, long, slightly curved near end with a bulbous head with several holes. But mostly it was mum's thick rigid Black Douche pipe. The removable bulbous was designed to spray the water or whatever out on all sides. About 6 inches long, she would always push it right in to my young Bum hole and the firmly squeeze the large red bulb, and not just the once. Usually got 3 or 4 bulb fulls each time.

All we ever had was the douche nozzle.

Red combo bag. Red hose, and either a Grey back,ight straight nozzle or douche one. Using the douche one on my ass was exquisite, as I already learned to like enemas.

My mom used a plastic hospital-style enema bucket with a vinyl hose on me, the kind with the rounded tip and openings at the tip and about an inch back. Never realized there was a different type until I was looking around (it was the '80s and enemas were not common).

I was told that my Mom and Grandma started me early as a toddler using a red bulb syringe which I only have vague memories of. From about age 5 to 12, my Mom (and sometimes Grandma) used a red open top and also a closed hot water bottle with black Bakelite regular size, straight enema nozzles. Around age 13 -18, the open top amber bag was used on me with a slightly flared black douche nozzle. Mom had a couple of different douche nozzles she used.

My Grandma had a cigar box in her bureau that had about a dozen different enema and douche nozzles, all black and I assume that they were Bakelite. I used to play in that cigar box as a child, inspecting each one but she never told me to stop playing or put them down.