How do you avoid nozzle pop-out?

Not sure I can answer this but as for me, my douche nozzle will stay in place if it is inserted deep enough. With my silver bullet nozzle I will often have to hold it in place. Really a small price to pay.

As far as the nozzle popping out just make sure you are not trying to stretch the hose. make sure it has some slack ALL THE TIME!

Make sure it is ALL THE WAY on!

Make sure the end of the hose is not brittle or cracked if it is replace the hose or just cut that little bit off.

Give the nozzle a gentle pull after it's on and make sure it doesn't come off too easily

As far as the nozzle itself, RELAX!

Point it TOWARDS YOUR NAVEL. Pretend you are trying to squirt the back of your navel with the enema.

Don't slather on the lubricant!

KY Jelly or Surgi-lube(same stuff and many other brand names as well) is a VERY effective lubricant and it is made to be used SPARINGLY!

Just because a little is good does not mean a lot is better,

Push the nozzle in all the way!

Most nozzles have some sort of lip or ledge at the point where the hose is attached.

If the nozzle is ready to start, the only thing visible should be that ledge or lip. The rest should be either covered by hose or inside you..

Do these things and the nozzle coming out or detaching will be a minor issue.

A barium nozzle with a bulbous end works very well; but nothing beats the double balloon for staying power, esp. if you're going to have sex while your enema is working. (Sex with an enema is fabulous, and you'll forget about all that soapy water in your tummy until you climax! You have a great orgasm, and you've held the enema long enough to get the full advantage of it health-wise.)

My husband holds the nozzle and/or squeezes my butt cheeks together. I get really horny when I get enemas so my butthole relaxes a lot. If he doesn't hold it, the douche nozzle slids out.

Silicone enema nozzles in WV, USA have some great stuff but they are pricey

I have almost always used the standard drug store enema kit, particularly the douche nozzle. Inserting it deep enough has been worked the best for me. If I did feel like the nozzle was going to slip out, I would use bandage tape and tape the hose to my butt. When I did do it, it also added an additional layer of pleasure to the session (especially removing the tape)

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A nozzle with a bulbous head seems to work about as well as anything. I have found that a lubricated colon tube will also slide back out as pressure builds. One thing I've noticed, is that “kegel" type clenching tends to push the nozzle backwards. Part of the sensation on the prostate comes from direct contact or pressure. Clamping down internally is a great sensation, but tends to push the nozzle back out. This is where an assistant can really enhance the process.

Some of the bulbous nozzles can be carefully inserted beyond the internal sphincter where they usually stay put. In another thread, members described the “wow factor” with the deep insertion. The new vibrating nozzles are wonderful, but some hand pressure aids in keeping it in contact with the prostate.

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If you just want a nozzle that stays in place better, then look at larger-size nozzles with a narrow neck. I have several from Silicone Nozzles that doesn't pop out & are very comfortable. Something like this medium-sized nozzle may be what you're looking for: https://siliconenozzles.com/SPDXL-15-Retention-Style-05-FLUORESCENT-ORANGE-OPEN-RTS-BSPDXL15-05-FL-ORANGE-OPEN-RTS.htm

I use a double balloon retention nozzle alot. Also have a single balloon nozzle that I used back stopper with to make sort of a double balloon retention nozzle. Also sometimes bulbous fast flow nozzles.

I would recommend getting a butt plug style nozzle. I have posted on other threads about my butt plug nozzle, which I purchased from Silicone Nozzles as being the perfect enema nozzle because when inserted it stays in and does not pop out or leak. It is also provides a very erotic feeling due to the fullness of its size- 1.5 inches in diameter at its widest point. If you haven't checked out Silicone Nozzles do so- it has tons of choices and I think it's the ultimate enema equipment site on the web.

I was using my large blue bulb enema a while back in the sims position while squeezing the bulb it became separated from the nozzle making a bit of a mess! that particular bulb is way to stiff! I have a red one that is a lot softer I’ll be using from now on.

Wrap the nozzle with a two foot ribbon cut from a discarded plastic enema sheet. Pull the nozzle into your anus and the ribbons hold it in place when they are threaded into the cleavage of your butt. I use this method to hold the Colon Hydrotherapy speculum in place when I do a solo colonic.

Enema or colonic, don't let it slip out because an enema a day keeps the doctor away!

If I remember correctly, the nozzle that they call “bat shaped nozzle” did not come out easily. The new cheap ones do slide out if one is not holding it. If I am not mistaken, the old-fashioned black bat shaped nozzle went into the anus more easily. What do you folks who grew up in the 50's and 60's or before remember?

I use my silicone double balloon enema nozzle a lot. With the 750 CC inner balloon and 250 CC outer balloon, it makes a nice seal and no need to worry about it popping out lol

Super Glue!

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My wife discovered that Vaseline on a bat shaped nozzle allows it to slide in but sort of holds it in place. This is compared with KY or other water soluble lubes that are far more slippery. What can I say but I bow to my wife's superior knowledge on the subject, but with the number of enemas that she has probably taken over the years I should not be surprised.

It seems like even with as large a plug base as I can handle on a nozzle that pop-out or fear of pop-out is constant worry. Next time I will have try the ribbon recommendation because it is a significant unwelcome distraction.

I have one of the semi soft silicone nozzles with double bumps, first let the smaller one in then continue to the larger. Once the larger one is in, the butt muscles holds it around the smaller area after the larger bump.

My wife holds it in my rectum!

Use a colon tube of at least 12" length and lube only the 3 to 4" at the tip end. If fully inserted, the unlubed part will stick .

@nufguy99 I'd like to able to fully relax though so maybe a balloon nozzle is the only real option. One of these days I'll get a hold of one…

As others have said, you have to get a retention nozzle. Retention nozzles change everything… rather than worry about accidents you can lay back, breath deep, and enjoy. They're a game changer. If you're going to do enemas, you have to have a retention nozzle!

I have a super-large rectum. It is both long and wide; and because I have to massage an enlarged prostate regularly, I also have a less-than-tight anal sphincter. Most nozzles fall out of me and my wife is not sympathetic. So I make my own inflatables, including a sleeve that can slide along a colon tube (Fr43). See my Album to get an idea what they look like. They are made of mountain bike inner tubes with an inner, non-crushable but flexible tube to which these are lashed using dental floss (super-strong but not bulky). They can be inflated up to about 1.1 litres (about 1.2 quarts US) and they do NOT come out. The big advantage is that when they burst (and they do), it takes me about an hour to replace the sections of inner tubing. The core survives. Even at our current rate of exchange, this gives me a new inflatable nozzle for the price of a mountain bike inner tube (around $US5.70). I did one last week.

Johnny

Just hold the tip with your hand.

I have made a harness for this purpose. If you are handy, you can get elastic from a craft store, also snaps and snap setter. With some trial and error you'll soon have a well fitting harness. I used O rings to surround the nozzle base for attachment to the harness. When fitted up correctly, you can walk around with the nozzle in you, carrying the bag. Makes moving from the bed to the bathroom safer from leaking with the nozzle in place.

An enema friend turned me on to Foley catheter hooked up to the enema bag tube. Insert, inflate, and fill. Then to release, sit on toilet and release the air in the Foley and slide out

I use a strange 18" colon tube/nozzle hybrid I found on Amazon that works well for deep insertion. I can only reliably use it lying down since it's a straight cylinder with no ribbing or bulges or such, but when I do, it stays in place semi-well. I like to hold onto it while using it just to make sure it doesn't gradually pop-out, but I haven't had issue with such so far.

Pop-out is annoying. I have a ribbed nozzle with multiple little bulbs on it, but it causes me to leak whenever I insert it deeper or when I pull it out some. The result may as well be as bad as pop-out.

VELCRO

Try a retention style nozzle from SN. Awesome!!

An enema friend turned me on to Foley catheter hooked up to the enema bag tube. Insert, inflate, and fill. Then to release, sit on toilet and release the air in the Foley and slide out

Order 32 French Foley catheter with 30 cc balloon. Standard size are sold with both 5 cc and 30 cc balloons. The catheter will use a Luer Lock on the balloon inflation port so be sure to order syringes with Luer Locks for inflating the balloon.

You may want to use water to inflate the balloon. Water does not compress and if the balloon should rupture, water will not produce a sudden expansion like air will inside the rectum. The drawback with using water is the balloon will take about 15 to 20 seconds to deflate where if using air it will deflate in 1 - 2 seconds. The balloons are rated to hold 30 cc but should hold up to 90 cc without failure.

32 French catheters can be ordered on-line for about $2.00 each and syringes usually run around a dollar each.

Alternatively you can insert the tube, then use adhesive tape like this: https://www.amazon.com/3M-Micropore-1350-1-rolls-yards/dp/B06XNP8J4R/ref=asc_df_B06XNP8J4R/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=309807159760&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1594678436842263549&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9007580&hvtargid=pla-633252114437&psc=1

to tape the tube to the cheek. Spread the cheeks and after the tube is in place lay the tape over the tubing and press against the skin. . Squeeze the buttocks together and the tube will be securely in place.

The catheter is a better choice when facing leakage. Once the balloon is inflated you can pull on it so it sits on the internal sphincter. If leakage persists then make a hole in the end of a nipple like used for a baby's bottle (https://www.amazon.com/Playtex-Naturalatch-Silicone-Nipples-Compatible/dp/B00FZGLZCG/ref=zg_bs_166782011_27?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=67VRF5KJX4T9P9G6EXZ9) that will allow you to thread the catheter through it. Slide the catheter through the nipple about six inches. Insert the catheter, inflate the balloon, pull back until seated on the inner sphincter, then slide the nipple toward the anus. Make sure there is sufficient lubricant and push the nipple up against the outer sphincter. Then release the fluid to flow.

If leakage persists then push the nipple against the anus using more pressure and use absorbent pads to collect any fluid that escapes.