Automatic Enema Bulb

Started seeing ads for automatic battery operated enema bulbs and they look interesting. But, are they effective? Any suggestions on best way to use them (beyond fill it, stick it up there, and turn it on 😂😂😂 )

I’ve read both good and bad reviews on them. Not enough pressure, too much pressure. Some have blue tooth control for both pressure and vibration. Amazon has some advertised.

I have been looking into these devices for a while now. Biggest problem I see is in the area of capacity. The largest one I have seen only holds something like 12 ounces or so. Now, if there is one that holds perhaps 2 to 3 quarts, or even more, I would rush and get one to try and see if I like it. But until then . . . no thanks!

I'm thinking that an automatic device leaves a lot to be desired. Like others have said the matter of volume is a problem. Second, with a bag it seems like there is much better control over rate of flow. Finally, like so many other electric devices, I too often find that I need to replace batteries at the most inconvenient times. I can see it now: I have filled the device and inserted the tip only to find that I need three replacement AA batteries and the only ones that I have in the house are AAA. Bummer.

I agree that capacity could be an issue, but who uses a bulb for a 2qt cleanout? I suppose there are some who do, butt is the idea of using a bulb syringe to fill 'er up fast?

Lack of control? Doesn't that happen with a manual bulb syringe, too? Are we comparing apples with with igloos?

Batteries? Again, I suppose there are quite a few folks who don't keep an adequate supply of the batteries they use, but thinking ahead might solve the problem. Seriously - I used to run out too, and finally figured out that buying bulk packages is a good move.

Do you think the tip are tempting - nice and fat compared to a manual bulb syringe tip/nozzle?

Doesn't look like they hold much

Some are rechargeable, so the battery problem shouldn’t be an issue. I think they are more of a novelty, but so is a lot of other enema equipment (nozzles etc.) Not that expensive so give it a try If you want. Might work well and be a nice addition to your enema collection. .

@Mullanphy

I agree that capacity could be an issue

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Seriously - I used to run out too, and finally figured out that buying bulk packages is a good move.

Do you think the tip are tempting - nice and fat compared to a manual bulb syringe tip/nozzle?

Noticed that “Tip” youve mentioned & had a similar thought

Somewhere here (I think) there was a “demonstration” vid clip made by a privateer & the said “Tip” looked …. um ….. fairly enjoyable. Another such treat I'd come across was of a young woman who following her “shot in the rear” proceeded to have her way with said nozzle … maybe there's something to it 😁

She'd be a good ambassador as the “Energiser Bunny”

I've been using a rechargeable version for about 3 - 4 years now; I give it about an 8 ½ or 9. I get at least 8 or 9 uses out of a charge. It is shaped like a small bowling pin and the nozzle is about ¾ - 1 inch at the tip and flares to about 1 ½ inch near the bulb end. Insertable length is about 7 inches. The feel is very satisfying when fully inserted; the flow is adjustable and nice at any of the 5 speeds. Capacity is only about 12 oz, so it's real nice for a quickie….OR a nice wine infusion!! And, filling or refilling is very easy from faucet or bottle. Overall, if your looking for something a llittle different and NOT an 8 liter war horse it's worth the investment.

A word of caution NEVER use near anyplace you wouldn't use a hair dryer. I only use this in the bedroom. I made an automatic delivery system a few years ago using a 12 volt solenoid valve and a pressure switch. The switch is on until the “back” pressure reaches the turn off point. When you relax enough the flow resumes. I used a “T” fitting at the solenoid output with one hose to pressure switch, and the other to the nozzle, I found a water level switch from a dead clothes washer and used the adjustment screw to set the threshold. As it was used, the switch is ON until the washer water level reaches the desired point then stops the flow. In our use the flow is on until there is enough back pressure to stop flow. I wired the switch in series with the solenoid valve and an old 12 volt 3 amp hard drive power supply. Search Amazon for the valve: SNS 2W025-N08/DC12V 1/4"NPT Brass Electric Solenoid Valve Normally Closed Water, Air, Diesel, and order the ¼" NPT barbed fittings 12 volt version. Being creative I mounted it all on a small aluminum plate, drilled 2 holes to mount the valve and the pressure switch had a bracket making it easy to mount. I ordered the ¼" NPT hose barbs to fit the valve on Amazon too. Make sure they match your hose size. Obviously the bag (whatever size you desire) is connected to the inlet side of the solenoid valve. Hope this helps! LostInThe50s

Electric or not, I have to admit that I'm not that interested. We probably have a bulb in the closet from when my daughter was very small but I haven't touched one in many years. I'll be honest, I don't care much for quickie enemas because I so much enjoy the experience that I'm not going to hurry through one which point means that I'm pretty much resolved to use either a bag or one of my wonderful cans for enemas. They are too much fun to use and that includes preparation was well as taking.

A word of caution NEVER use near anyplace you wouldn't use a hair dryer. … Obviously the bag is connected to the inlet side of the solenoid valve….

Love the ingenuity! However, we're talking battery (1.5-5 volts DC which could not produce enough current to tickle a fancy much less hurt a person) operated bulbs, not bags. Guess I should have put more tech info in the first post.

I think if I wanted that much water at a go I'd just hang two bags (more?!) with a simple T fitting.

L purchased two electric Enemas from AmazonBoth are very good. Rechargeable. The last one is great it has a vibrator built in. So you can get filled and have a vibrator in your Ass at the same time. large volume of water. Large nozzle and 7 inches so it feels like a nice cock in your ass. Flexible nozzle and handle with easy to reach controls. about $40.00.I love it so easy and comfortable to use solo or emate gives you your enemas.

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