Higginson

I read a lot of the information on tips for enemas, and all sounded good advice.

Some one mentioned the Higginson pump and masturbation have you more info on the pump and how you use it?

Look up on web...I have and is nice to use while in the bath tub.....

The Higginson Syringe is basically a more complicated version of the bulb syringe...in fact, its pretty much exactly the same except you don't have to keep removing it from your rectum everytime you need to refill. You put one end into a container of desired solution, squeeze the bulb and release it to fill the bulb with solution, and then squeeze the bulb again to inject the water into your colon.

However, mine didn't work so simply: even when I emerged the "non-business" end deep into the source water container, all I could get was air. I found that I had to clamp the tube on the business end (all while holding the bulb down so as not to retract the solution; I used same clip from my enema bag) each and every time I wanted to refill the bulb. This paired with the fact that two completely free hands with direct access are required makes this more complicated than its worth when you're doing it solo IMO. It would probably work much better with a partner, but until I find someone to share with, I will just use the good ole bag...

I nearly always use a higginson syringe and attach these to a hot water bottle which makes an ideal container. Its good to lie down with the bag on my stomach or standing holding the bag and enjoying the surge each time I squeeze the bulb!

I totally agree with Wonderboy. While I love the idea of the higginson pump, I have not had success with using it. I thought that I may have a bad one since it is hard to refill and tends to suck the contaminated fluid out of my colon when refilling. I did not pay more than $10 for the one that I have so it could be just a piece of junk. Maybe a helping hand for the pumping would be useful. 😃

If the check valves on either side of the bulb are functioning properly there should be no problem sucking up the enema solution. I purchaswed an enema system that has a three quart bag with a higginson bulb in the tubing which goes to a 20 inch colon tube. At times, when the water is gone from the bag I will pump the bulb a few times and inject air into the colon. If the higginson is working at all you should be able to pump plain air.

To wonderboy918 & pdqman.

Willy made an interesting observation,while not being a fan of pumping air into the colon, he is correct.

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If the check valves on either side of the bulb are functioning properly there should be no problem sucking up the enema solution. At times, when the water is gone from the bag I will pump the bulb a few times and inject air into the colon. If the higginson is working at all you should be able to pump plain air.

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These thoughts come to mind which you might find helpful:

1) If the valves are working properly,air or liquid will pass one way only.

2) The check valve(s) could be stuck open, some bulbs have two.

3) Some higginson 'type' bulbs have no check valves and won't work period.

4) At no time should the hose need to be clamped for the higginson to function.

It is not unheard of or uncommon to have these things occur, and is easily and readily resolved. The thrill of getting a rush of water on demand from a constant flow, a bulb's worth or partial is just that, thrilling. Another fun thing is just laying there pumping liquid in at your leisure as slow as you prefer if you like real slow fills that aren't from a hung bag and gravity is doing it's thing. I have done it both ways depending on my mood, in-line from a hanging bag for a "rush" or laying back and pumping a "leisurely" flow as slow as I like it. It definitely makes it worth the effort of checking into it.

Another thought, a very nice one way siphon bulb such as one used for pumping outboard motor fuel can be picked up at a variety of local stores. They are very sturdy,relatively inexpensive,have good long lasting valves, just be certain it is new and has never been used. Rubber has a porosity to it's surface and you don't want leftover residue from fuel or other chemicals going into your body, water will evaporate & dry leaving nothing harmful, other substances do not readily do so, and even if they do, will leave a residual film of whatever the chemical was. Hope this helps, if not, that's OK.

G.N.

I have used my higginson syringe alot and have had great pleasure with it.

if you use a container lower than you are like lying on the side of the bed with the container on a stool along side the bed so the receiving end of the hose hang down in it.

then just pump away, this is just one way be creative.

it is a great device and I love mine 😁

Both "gentlenozzle" and "Bagbug" have given excellent information. On the pickup end of the hose, I use latex tubing. Go to the hardware store and purchase a heavy nut that the hose will just barely fit into and three 1/8 inch ball bearings. Glue the nut onto the hose and the three round balls onto the bottom of the nut. Drop this into your container and the pickup end should stay in place.

Why didn't you purchase a brass barb fitting from an auto supply stores. This would do the job well and have no risk of ball bearings dropping on the floor where you could slip on them!

RoboRoberto

😄I find using tne higginson a good way to control the amount of water I put in my colon. I enjoy lying in a very warm bath uising a colon tube. I can pump in a gallon where as if I use a bag I am limited to three quarts. I also find that the higginson does not give me cramps. T times when I raise my hips and pump I can get a strong orgasm. To avoid accidents I use a one way valve. Time to go and enjoy myself.

Obediah

I love the Higginsons Syringe I bought one while on holiday in Europe, it works well.

I'm enjoying my JBL sit-on bag but the discussion on Higginson syringes is very interesting. Perhaps one belongs on my shopping list?

There are some higginsons syringe that have only one non return valve at the end and some that have non return valves at both ends.

I have a Higginson pump it works good. All pumps need 2 check valves, one on each side of the bulb. Mine had the valve on the inlet side on the end of the hose, good to drop into a bottle or can but not good to attach to a bag.

I filed the larger portion to match the size of the inlet hose end. I then pushed it into the hose about an inch. The valve on the discharge side is pushed inside the hose. My valves are cheap and require water to work well, they don't seal air well but will work without bein primed, but it works best after being filled.

When attached to a bag it will allow water to flow without being pumped. The bulb must have all the air removed so I hold it vertical discharge up and nozzle higher all above the bag and slowly lowered it. As it's lowered the water rises until the nozzle is at the water level and begins to run out if the nozzle is below the water line. I then close the clamp. All the air is removed. I use two clamps, one near the nozzle and the other at the best location to control the flow. The clamp near the nozzle end is to prevent leakage and air entering the hose until I'm ready to use it.

When I'm ready I simply unclamp the nozzle end. Now I can use the other clamp to control the flow. The water will flow as if there was no Higginson pump so I have the best of both, however if you do not want the water to flow just lower the bag and you must use the pump. If you don't want to modify the inlet valve check a few of the enema suppliers they have check valves barbed on both ends so they can be used as hose couplers.

To start with a Higginson syringue

fill your recipient ,

put the entry hose in the recipient ,

the tip of the hose may reach the bottom of the recipient ,

the bulb must be lower than the water level , ( how much lower how much better )

squeeze and hold the exhaust end above the water level

if the exhaust (nozzle) is lower than the water level, water will flow ,

to adjust the flow adjust the elevation of the recipient or use a clamp ,

to increase squeeze

this is a nice application of physical laws

How about attaching the higginson syringe to a hot water bottle and find this by far the easiest way to use this device and so pleasurable too!

Why attachingput the hose inside the bottom , close to the bottom .

And that is it , or use tape around the bottom and the hose .

If hose is too short prolong it with another one .

The bulb must be allways lower than the bottle .

Adjust the position in elevation of the bottle you will adjust the flow .

Arthur

I made my own out of an in-line one way pump used for priming engines from the fuel tank (like an outboard motor). The pumps are larger than those that come with Higginson syringes but not as large as you would like if you could have your fantasy.

Available at places like NAPA or Shucks / O'Reilly, Auto Zone and probably Home Depot or Lowes. The tubing is available lots of places.

I buy my inline pumps at Harbor Freight (item #93290). They have them on sale for $5.97 in some of the flyers. They come with a section of tubing on each end, though that is a bit stiff. There are good check valves in them, which work well if you have the Enema tank low and let the fill take place as the colon relaxes. When there is back pressure, the flow stops; and when you relax, the flow starts again. You can also give them a few squeezes to get the flow going again. Like others, though, it would be nice if the bulb was larger.

Dan

Re: your Higginson, just attach to your enema tubing and squeeze for extra boost of water, OR make your own.

Buy a female douche bulb, make a small hole in the back squeeze in a graduated plastic connector (you may need a little glue to seal), Attach your enema hose and squeeze away or let it flow.

I also use both marine pumps and regular higginson ones which have been adapted to fit my various capacity rubber hot water bottles and my 4 quart Sherema and Klystra open top bags.

I have a preferance for taking my enemas in a standing position and using a pump makes it much easier to control and more practical. The larger marine pumps do give one an extra boost and empties the bags faster.

I can thoroughly recommend this method and its both fun and very erotic!!

Herbert: That sounds great! A 10 oz. burst of water,over & over; just my style!

To herbert bell you forget the two one way valves , without this devices the water will never move in any direction .

@jimmyt44 Take the black one way out, mine works perfect. Just squeeze for extra boost.

I always use a higginson syringe which I have adapted to fit my hot water bottles and find this method most enjoyable and practical and I am more in control of the flow!

I like a Higginson in line from an elevated bag with a colon tube or green flexi-nozzle on the discharge side. The enema will flow thru it but wifey will pump the Higgy once in awhile as she advances the colon tube and the surge is erotic. However when I am getting full the surge feels like I am being inflated. Lends meaning to the term, I vant to pomp you up. LOL

hobo

I really enjoy using a Higginson in what ever position; usually Simms or on my back. The slight elevation of the bag is nice as it allows a slow flow between squeezes. Sometimes, I enjoy hard fast squeezes and other times the slow ones.

I like Higginson enema syringe because it grant smooth and strong flow, fully controlled by rhythmic squeezes. Using this syringe I can get 4 to 6 quart enema easily. I prefer lie on my back with a pillow under my hips when receiving this enema.

I have a stainless steel can with a pump in the middle of a hose. I let the can drain naturally for a bit and then slowly squeeze more through with the pump...really feels nice.