Has anyone tried an electronic enema bulb?

I saw An electronic enema bulb on Amazon. Had mixed reviews curious if anyone has tried such a thing?

Never tried but looks interesting. If it works would definitely be easier then a bulb.

I bought a similar device but mine has a camera too. It holds 4.5 Oz of fluid, not much of an enema. Mine is sold as "intelligent visual douche." I lost the sw, an android app. I'd attach a photo, don't have a url that points to one. The hoseman1

A few years ago I built an enema machine with three peristaltic pumps.

This can be used to make beautifully pulsating enemas...😛🤗😎

I purchased this device months ago, can no longer find it for sale. Doing a search, found this:

https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Electronic-Enema-Kit-with-Camera-6_1600368200465.html

It charges via a usb port. It holds 4.5 ounces of liquid. It came with a qr code with the url for the software, lost the code and have been unable to find the android app. When the button/s are held down, a wifi hotspot is created. One would go to the url and the web-base software would show what the camera sees. If one presses another button, it pumps water. There are four nozzles. The very end of the device is the camera lens.

I have another device sold as an ear endoscope. The software looks the same but this version only looks for the small endoscope, not the enema camera. For giggles just filled it with water and gave myself a squirt. 4 ounces of water does very little. I'd try something else but don't want to damage the pump.

Getting back to this thread, my guess the one advertised by amazon doesn't hold much water either, but worth a try. In my opinion, a waste of money, but who knows, you might like it. - the hoseman1

Caution, this site is full of pop-ups.

I bought this on ebay from "musicome." It was under $30, says no longer available.

I ended up ordering one, will report back 😃

A few years ago I built an enema machine with three peristaltic pumps.

This can be used to make beautifully pulsating enemas...😛🤗😎

I took a picture of the devices...

https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/261652

I made my own as posted in other threads: I devised a way take an enema using a small submersible pump placed in a large bucket delivering water to an open top bag hanging high enough to allow the water to drop low in the hose. I wired a push button switch in series with the pump and after the first fill, since the water is low in the hose the next flow has air in the hose. The air feels like bubbles followed by the water.

I have devised several systems over the years including a pressure system that allows flow from a high hanging bag until the back pressure in the hose triggers a pressure switch that turns the solenoid valve off until the pressure drops allowing flow to continue. I guess I'm just a frustrated enema system engineer!

I also built a timer operated system that I posted in another discussion here: Unusual equipment or practices

And another description in this group: Equipment with Timers or Electric Valves

LostInThe50s

I have a small water fountain pump that I intend on repurposing to provide a constant volume enema. As it's a low volume pump it will fill me very slowmly, I can just lay back, relax, let it do it's job... Then at a certain point it will reach a volume where I become aware of the water expanding my colon... I won't turn it off until I reach the point of not being able to contain it anymore. Or turn it off and on as my insides adjust to the volume... and they do.

I ordered one from Extreme Restraints. The capacity of the bulb was small, it was really awkward for one person use. It would be more pleasurable for couples to use however, it lasted only a few uses before it stopped working. So it went into the trash can.

Those look extremely gimmicky, and from experience with other electronics, the more complex it is, the more stuff there is to break inside of it. Especially when combined with water. So no, I haven't tried it, and likely won't be in the foreseeable future. They are also very low volume, so more hassle than it's worth, considering that a large bag + gravity works just fine.

Check my msg from 2 months ago, don't know to post the link, hoseman

A peristaltic pump would give a great enema. Soapy water and glycerine pumped in through a dbc bit by bit over about 30 to 45 minutes. I imagine cramps would start early on and come in waves throughout the procedure. Since it’s a peristaltic pump, the back pressure caused by the cramps would not stop the flow. Imagine the games that a dominant enema nurse could concoct.

It’s interesting and works pretty well. It’s basically a bulb that you don’t have to squeeze. It has a decent bit of power pushing in the fluid.

I got one on Amazon a year ago. I'm not overly into enemas for myself; it's more the idea of it. I had spotted these around online and the idea of it being a thick nozzle and also having vibration and a remote control appealed to me in terms of being able to press a button to start water flow inside me.

The first usage of it was okay. The remote has a weird way you need to press it to get it to work. The fact that the nozzle tapers to become thicker as it goes down towards the bulb means that you sort of have to fight to keep it seated, especially if you want to sit it such that you aren't holding onto it.

The problem came in an issue that might be specific to ones with remotes; not sure if it was only them or all of them. Reviews on the site said that it turns on automatically even when you have it sitting. This is true. Something in the wiring causes it to turn on at random times. It might vibrate or it might cause the water pumping to engage. I could find nothing that caused it. So I decided just to sit it on the floor near my desk so that I could grab it and turn it off when it turned on. It became annoying. Considering that you need to charge it, it wore down the battery. I got maybe two good uses out of it over a couple weeks, and then one day I tried to charge it, and it wouldn't turn on. Currently it is totally useless and just sitting in a cupboard; I should throw it out.

Amazon offered it today for delivery today. I ordered one, can't wait to get it, hope the battery comes charged.

I mentioned earlier in this thread that I purchased an electronic enema camera. you fill it with water, and when the button is pressed, squirts water. If it runs out of water, it fills you with air, can give cramps. It uses bluetooth and sends out photos, so you can see your insides, problem is, I list the link to the android app, so I can't see the view. If anybody else has one of these with a camera, please share the url to download the endoscope app. the hoseman

I ordered it this morning and it arrived late afternoon. I had to charge it up before trying. It charges through a USB port, like on your computer or your cell phone charger. The electrical connection is magnetic, the electrodes from the usb charger simply are drawn by the magnetism to the device. There is an indicator light, that when flashing is charging. Once charged the light goes steady.

The enema can be controlled by the push button on the device, or if you power it up in standby mode, you can use the blue ray remote control. It also operates in three speeds. I tried it with water (not inserted) and it shoots jets of water to the sides and a jet in the center. I was going to try it as soon as it was dropped off but got interrupted. The shape is kind of exciting, can't wait to try it.

If I have time in the morning, may give a live performance in the enema chatroom. Too bad there isn't a way to do videos, will have to settle with stills.

the hoseman

I can tell you it took about two minutes to pump 450 ml into me, the pressure was so low I could hardly feel the flow. I tried it with just plain warm water, didn't try anything exotic. If it runs out of water, it pumps air, I can feel it gurgling now., five minutes later.

Insert it into you, then plug it into your cell phone and it will download spam into your ass.