Nozzle Size

I am trying to find a proper nozzle. I have looked on ROJO and a couple of other sites, but haven't found one under 1 inch. What size nozzle should a beginner use?

I am interested in something comfortable that won't slip out, not something to stretch my asshole. :😃

A number of websites sell what they call a "Flexi-Green" nozzle.

That's a good choice for a small virgin asshole! 😁 😁 😁 😁

I'm rather uneducated when it comes to enema equipment. Can you tell a novice what nozzle to use to hold water in? It seems that no matter what position I am in, I leak. Is there a certain nozzle that can hold it inside so I can empty the bag? Even with a douche nozzle I still leak. Also, I would like a slender nozzle but slightly longer than a regular enema nozzle, not no wider. Any help you can give, Thanks in advance.

You need a retention nozzle like a double balloon catheter.

Get it at http://www.bethtyler.net/ or http://www.klystra.com/

get the 500cc size, NOT the 750cc. That one is for well experienced users with a big asshole. 😁 😁 😁 😁

Can you tell me if instructions will come with that nozzle? I've never used one before, and just want to know how to use it correctly.

Thanks, Susie.

It doesn't come with instructions, but it's not very complicated.

You insert the first balloon (with plenty of lubricant) and then slowly expand both the inner and outer balloons (only as much as is comfortable for you) by squeezing the inflator pumps. The nozzle creates a tight seal and you can completely relax while taking your enema with no leaks.

When you're ready to expel you should remove this nozzle over the toilet until you get used to it. Make sure the inner balloon is completely deflated before you remove it.

Depending on how much 'anal experience' you have this nozzle might take some getting used to, but it is by far my favorite.

If you happen to be really impacted it would help to take a small enema before inserting this nozzle to make things easier - but this isn't usually needed.

Also, I find that taking a bit of water before inflating the inner balloon helps prevent discomfort.

If the double balloon nozzle is too much for you to take (or if you don't want to spend $150) this nozzle will also work great:

http://www.enemabag.com/photos/520-2.jpg

Optimal Health Network sells that one. The double balloon nozzle is a lot more fun though 😉 and it will last much longer.

Here's a link to some very detailed instructions:

http://www.myenemates.com/public_html/pages/eqip02a.htm.html

When you in the Beth Tyler or Klystra eshop you will found the types Klystra kp1 - kp2 - kp3 , if you have made some anal exercices before the kp2 will be a good choice and not expensive, if you have a greater experience with your partner kp3 would be the target, for an experienced anal erotic kpT.

More details about tips, nozzles and enema stuffs, what to add at your enema water for a soft sensualnon cramping enema, just send me a mail, or read my posts in french and english.

Arthur

Drug stores and Wal-Mart, etc., probably will have nothing to help you. "Sex shops" might have something to suit you or medical supply stores might have something you'd like, but you'd probably have to go there in person........good luck!

Thanks to each and I'm going to order a single balloon to start out with. I liked the links also. I'm in hopes that this will stop all the leaking. It's embarrasing and a nuisance.

You might want to explore lowering the Enema Bag a little bit and/or reducing the solution temperature a little bit.

I used to have a leaking problem and found that the Nozzle had very little to do with it.

Those Balloon Nozzles can get a little bit pricey.

Just a thought.

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Thanks to each and I'm going to order a single balloon to start out with. I liked the links also. I'm in hopes that this will stop all the leaking. It's embarrasing and a nuisance.

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DON'T DO IT.

GET THE DOUBLE BALLOON.

I have had both and the double is much better. Of course, you won't come to this conclusion yourself until after you have used the single balloon and later purchased the double balloon, but eventually, you'll see the double balloon is the one to have.

The single balloon nozzle that I use works just fine for keeping the solution in. I also have a double balloon nozzle but prefer to use the single most often. Double balloon nozzles can be quite pricey. So try a single and see how it goes. You can always upgrade if you feel the need. * Note: sub says the feel of the double is better if you like the feel of something stuck between your buns.

sub says the feel of the double is better if you like the feel of something stuck between your buns.

This 😃

Get the double. I've had both and the single wasn't very good for me. The balloon nozzles are designed for retention and comfort, and I found the single to be ineffective at this as it always moved up and the water was able to escape again.

I'm not sure which single balloon nozzle you are considering. If it's the cheap one that I posted then that should be a good start. If you're going to spend over $100 for the single balloon nozzle, you really should just get the double balloon. It's much better 😃

I do agree with Miss Stress that the single balloon nozzle (the one I posted) is easier to use, but it is not nearly as fun to use. At first I thought I was crazy to spend so much money on a nozzle, but it really is great. The silicone version will last forever. I believe you can even boil it - but I would look into that further before trying it.

I recently purchased a 750/500 cc silicone double balloon, and will never use a single balloon catheter again. I just lube, insert slow, start a little flow to help (in most cases) and when fully inserted, I inflate the inner than outer balloon, and enjoy! I do reinflate after starting flow, and achieve a sensual fullness as the inner balloon reseats. I would recommend a double balloon to anyone.

I absolutely love my double balloon retention nozzle. It slips in rather painlessly and then inflates inside of you to form a no leak seal. If you do find it leaking, you need to inflate the balloons more. Usually the inner one. Since the balloons inflate inside and outside of you body, your hole is not stretched at all and will remain just as tight as it was before. A less expensive one can be found here: http://www.extremerestraints.com/enema-supplies_212/the-double-balloon-enema-nozzle_3793.html - for like $90 (much better than the $150+ prices that you typically find. It is more of a novelty grade than a medical grade, but it will do the job just fine. I have used mine for at least 20+ so far with no issues. Also, Google for a discount code, there is usually one active for 10-20% saving.

Go for the inflatable nozzle, how could you go wrong with that !

I see plenty of member recommending the double baloon inflatable nozzle, but has anyone had experience with the inflatable nozzle that has an inflatable inner end and the other end is just a wide flange that stays outside and does not inflate. I am not talking about the single baloon inflatable nozzle, but the one that has a large hard rubber flange that seats up against you ass hole.

Bill

A problem can be — depending on the product — that the section of tube between the balloon and the flange expands as the nozzle is inflated, which can feel uncomfortable. Taping the tube can help.

I recently purchased a 7/8" green flex nozzle and latex bag from Optima Health network (great quick service) and find this nozzle stays in place very nicely. I can move, even walk without it slipping out. I'm real pleased.

I appologize for my mispronunciation of the word delrin instead of derlin nozzles they are a black or white machine tooled nozzle from 3/4" to 1.25" x5 or6" length thanks everyone and have a happy safe suddzy 4th

My favorite nozzle is the Klystra Barium nozzle. I have their largest size, number 3, which is about 1 and 1/8 inches in diameter at the largest point. While I am sure it is not as good as a double balloon nozzle for retention, it is very inexpensive, easy to clean and has a big enough bump to stay inside as long as you clamp down on the nozzle as you take your enema. I purchased the set of three but in my opinion don't waste your money. The two smaller nozzles are too small to really stay put. So for about $9.00 you get a nozzle that will last a lifetime and is easy to maintain.

I have a double balloon and an aluminum one. Looking for another one. Not a retention. One meant more for punishment or how sexy it looks going in or out to a partner. I like some of the black klystra ones, but would like a feature to allow some nozzle movement in and out as well, and those are more bat-like. I don't care for the green barium ones. Any ideas?

I have a inflatable butt plug type nozzle that I really like, but it has a tendency to pop out when I get up to go to the toilet. If I inflate it enough to keep it in it get uncomfortable. I have taped the end next to the flange and that helped, but I still have to be careful getting up. I have found the best results is to inflate three or four pumps on the bulb and take and retain my enema. Then pump the inflater one or two more times before I try to head for the toilet. This keeps the discomfort to a minimum.

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I recently purchased a 750/500 cc silicone double balloon, and will never use a single balloon catheter again. I just lube, insert slow, start a little flow to help (in most cases) and when fully inserted, I inflate the inner than outer balloon, and enjoy! I do reinflate after starting flow, and achieve a sensual fullness as the inner balloon reseats. I would recommend a double balloon to anyone.

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I have a double balloon 750cc. I like it, but if I had to do it over I would probably get the 500cc. The 750 is a little too large. The silicone ones are very susceptible to overinflation and will fail. I have had to repair the outer balloon on mine 3 times. Small holes at the base of the baloon near the hose. Clear Silicone RTV works well.

I've had the double balloon 750cc for a few years now and I wish I had bought the 500cc. As was previously mentioned, the 750 is just too big for me, so I don't use it hardly any more.

INFLATABLE I had the same problem with my inflatable, almost gave up. Then I tryed inflating the nozzel to disired size before inserting.{about 2 inches for me} Now start the enema and slowly insert nozzel. When fully insered spincer takes hold and nozzel stays in nice and tight.

Will lubricant harm the double balloon type?

I have several types and sizes of "delivery equipment" and size is not the the biggest thrill for me. I use Klytra, Noz Wiz, double balloon, and colon tubes of various sizes. I think that the fact that one has choices for that particular enema is the joy.

Professor