Enema expulsion in the bathtub

Sounds like a mess and a half!

Glad I don't have to be the one cleaning it up!

That sounds gross, not for me

@LisaK It was very easy, because I did 2 enemas and expelled them in the toilet. After that, I did the colonic by filling myself with water and releasing repeatedly for a little under an hour. All of the solid stuff was small, so it was easy to clean by removing the drain and rinsing it all with the enema nozzle by increasing the pressure and turning the water to hot. After that, it was a light spray of Lysol, a wipe down with a few paper towels and it was like it never happened. I've had bigger messes with cat litter boxes and baby poop in the bath. 😃

I have taken enemas in the bathtub but have no urge to expell there. No fun with clean up but each to his it her own. I have expelled outdoors in a remote camping area but that was a long time ago and probably wouldn’t do it now

Lying in the bathtub was one of the positions recommended in medical books in the 1930s through the 1960s. It was also one of the suggested positions for douching.

I can see, in the era before disposable pads were available, the advantage of the tub. Soiled towels would have had to be laundered, perhaps by hand and the porcelain surface makes for easy cleaning.

Taking an enema for constipation in the tub s really quite easy. If the tub is iron it can be warmed for comfort by running in some warm/hot water and/or lying on a towel. When the enema works, there is no risk of an accident on the floor, because you can simply relax and release without changing position. Pooing while lying flat on one's back, especially after receiving an enema, is almost effortless. Any large lumps that come out can easily be picked up in a gloved hand and dropped into the toilet and all the rest can be easily washed down the tub drain.

This sounds gross to me also. Once, after i thought I was through with my enema, I stepped into the shower and then had to go some more. so i squated down and released a lot of brown water and some small little turds. The turds were larger than the openings in the grating on the drain so I had to push them through the openings. Not too bad but not something I enjoyed.

Not ideal. This happened to me during my first two unsuccessful enemas, which I failed to retain, and I felt and looked like I lost a mud wrestling match. Not appealing at all, and adds a lot to cleanup time, unless you're into scat.

For me the effort to cleanse the bathtub after the evacuations of a high volume enema is too immense. I prefer while sitting on the toilet to insert a very long (2 ½ feet) and well lubed colon tube very slowly in the anus while the slow regulated flood of the tap water of the enema, this up to the point that the large intestine will be filled completely. So I shall not have any trouble with the duty of the cleansing.

Agree with the others, down the toilet is the easiest to deal with. Bath clean up is a bit of a pain

Not ideal. This happened to me during my first two unsuccessful enemas, which I failed to retain, and I felt and looked like I lost a mud wrestling match. Not appealing at all, and adds a lot to cleanup time, unless you're into scat.

It might actually be better than some other options if you have a unexpected expulsion, in the tub it is contained and everything is hard/waterproof surfaces. Floors and other things are not fun to clean up either.

I see a lot of folks here are unscrewing the handheld shower head from the hose and using the hose to put into the ass for shower enema. The end of a shower hose is not exactly comfortable to insert and could hurt going into your ass. There are options when it comes to shower hose enema attachments that are designed for anal insertion. Once you screw the shower head off you simply screw on the enema nozzle attachment, and you are ready to go in seconds.

I thought it would be useful to share a few examples of shower hose attachments that are available on Amazon. They have numerous shower enema nozzles and colon tubes to choose from. The Clean Stream silicone nozzle in the first link below is the one I use. I also have the second one which is a colon tube attachment. And the third is a metal nozzle that looks interesting.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00767NASE/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

https://www.amazon.com/WAFEAS-Comfortable-Silicone-Attachment-Reusable/dp/B093J1QWSJ/ref=sr_1_23?crid=1ULV7UH5CTZ46&keywords=Clean+Stream+shower+enema+nozzle&qid=1660131289&sprefix=clean+stream+shower+enema+nozzle%2Caps%2C74&sr=8-23

https://www.amazon.com/Handheld-Aluminum-Shower-Colonic-Cleaner/dp/B073N6XTN8/ref=sr_1_19?crid=RUAHNE482J25&keywords=shower+enema+nozzle&qid=1660131704&s=hpc&sprefix=shower+enema+nozzles%2Chpc%2C125&sr=1-19

If you are doing shower enemas, be kind to your ass and add a shower enema nozzle to your collection. Your ass will thank you for it.

If you are doing shower enemas, be kind to your ass and add a shower enema nozzle to your collection. Your ass will thank you for it.

The problem in doing shower enemas is not the danger for the ass but the risk of the bursting of the large intestine.

The problem in doing shower enemas is not the danger for the ass but the risk of the bursting of the large intestine.

I agree and that's why I use my shower enema setup as a flushing process for my rectum not as a full-blown enema. I let the water in and quickly expel it so I am really not doing what would be equivalent to a full bag enema. For me it's multiple quick fills and expels not belly expanding quantities by any means.

So yes, be careful when doing these types “enemas” or shower shots not to take on too much water.