How do you avoid nozzle pop-out?

There are pants designed for this, but there are also nozzles with blow up bulbs that are great.

An alternative to a flared enema tip would be a medium length (20" or so) colon tube. Takes a little practice to insert completely, but once well inserted, definitely won't slip out.

I use an inflatable balloon nozzle.

The nozzles we use at work have an inflatable tip.

The nozzle is the key. Inflatables are best. I have used the flared type and it will still come out. Better yet, get a helper that holds it in. Even better.

Buy an inflatable double balloon nozzle and be done with it. When both are properly inflated, they will make a sandwich out of your anus so you can concentrate on relaxing and taking it all in.

The trouble with the double balloon tubes is their cost. It is not a casual purchase!I have been considering one but I wonder: if I buy one, how will I know I really like it?

I have a double balloon nozel, non latex. It's a little hard to insert solo but with a little practice and lots of lube it goes in.

Once inflated it won't come out. Try it you'll like it! I do.

Double balloon nozzle works great, feels fantastic.

Pictures of old black enema nozzles often show tapering like a douche nozzle. Our straight white modern ones are bad enough but some from UK & EU kits have a reversed taper sure to pop out. Anal sphincter muscles can be improved with exercise if all else fails. 😃

Half the fun and pleasure is from having her over my knee and moving the nozzle in and out as the water is flowing. This seems to have a VERY stimulating effect.

I bought a plasticol flexible nozzle and I love it. I got the flesh colored one that is 5/8" diameter and has a flared tip with a hole in the end and two on the sides. I insert it and it stays put through the entire enema. While the regular enema nozzles seem to stay better when lubed with vaseline, I prefer KY with this one.

K-Y is great stuff, Julie, I use it or Surgilube also. That same type of nozzle is available as a retention nozzle, and a latex balloon inflates around the stem, inside the rectum. That eliminates any slippage problems, and make for a comfortable, care free enema. Outside of holding this one in, or strapping or taping it in place, I would guess you're better off with the retention type. You only need inflate it to hold it in; more if it feels good!

That Balloon is very, very good for holding the Nozzle in place, but don't expect it to prevent leakage. That has been my experience with it. I think that is true of most single balloon Nozzles.

Where did everybody get their double balloon nozzles?

Enemasupply.com. They carry both sizes, 750/250 and 500/250

Aside from inflatables, which are a bit of trouble, nozzle size and shape in most important. Those that are slightly wider at the front and then taper down a bit toward the hose end, are best. The absolutely straight white nozzles sold with most enema bags these days are hopeless. The standard black bakelite rectal nozel of the 40s and 50s was tapered somewhat which helped with retention. I use old black douche nozzles and find they do not slip out easily. However, it is necessary to insert them far enough so that the flutes are completely inside, to avoid leakage. On E-bay you can find old douche nozzles that have a sort of 3/4 inch wide bulb at the end. The are almost as good as inflatable.

I have a double balloon 500/500 cc (from BethTyler.com which is no more). It works well, but once while relaxing completely and enjoying the flow, it popped out. 😢 I now keep some slight squeeze on while using this. I have, like most of you, found that the flared tip nozzles will stay in place with very little effort. these are not very expensive. Just find a size that is large enough to insert, but not wo large a tip that it hurts to insert. Then, enjoy the flow. 😃

I had a bit of a problem with my inflatable, gradually deflating during a slow, relaxed enema. I solved this by placing a regular plastic enema hose clamp on the air hose between the squeeze bulb and the tip. Once I had the tip inserted and fully inflated, I closed the clamp. That prevented any air from leaking out. Has worked just fine.

I find a flared nozzle can help. With a barium, or other long nozzle, when you think you have it all the way in, push it that last little bit! Get in position BEFORE you insert it. Make sure it is all the way in. Point it toward your navel. and whatever you do, STAY IN POSITION UNTIL IT'S TIME TO EXPELL!

My ex GF used a double balloon which worked well.

I use very little lube on the nozzle.

Having a partner helps. I always keep my legs firmly together and lay on my tummy. The nozzle seems to stay in place, although not always. Again, having a partner is the key.

Inflatables certainly work, and have their place, but for routine morning enemas, I find an old douche nozzle works very well. The tip, being wider than the shaft gives you something to grip against. Not guaranteed not to slip out, but seems to hold pretty well most of the time. And you can always reach around and push it back in a few inches. I keep looking for an old nozzle with a bulb shaped tip, and slender shaft. I've seen a few pictures in old catalogs, but none for sale currently. Once that plopped inside, it looks like it would stay very nicely until you pulled it out. Probably feel pretty good going in and coming out too!

I agree with many posters on the use of nozzles with a balloon device. The added benefit of having assistance with fluid retention is a real value.

I find if it's in about 6 - 12 inches, it tends to stay put.

Normally I wear pull-ups. 😉

My mom always used the large black douche nozzle on me it never popped out. However she always held it while sliding it in and out of my rectum. Sometimes she would have me hold it in while she was lighting a cigarette, etc .

Use a longer nozzle (9”) or something like a model B, which will definitely not fall out!

Some time ago I started to wear a chastity device on my penis to keep from getting overly excited during my enemas. So, I tie a loop around a cord which I secure around the base of the chastity device then around the hose behind the enema nozzle and then up between my buttocks to a belt which I secure around my waist. This works very well and I can walk around or work on finishing prep of my enemas without fear of the nozzle popping out. You can also do the same thing by just having a double length of cord in between your legs in the front to the belt to secure it. I have found that I need to wear the belt quite high above my belly so as to not overly restrict any belly expansion during a larger enema. If I use my double balloon nozzle I don't need the cord as once I inflate the balloons there's no way that will come out!