DIY / Homemade enema nozzles

My friend Lisa has modified a standard drug store bag enema nozzle by adding a "bead" about 1/2 inch from the tip. This bead is nothing but a plastic bead from a kid's necklace which is between 2 and 3 times the size of the nozzle. She just super glued it on. She claims it makes the nozzle stay in better and helps prevent leaks. When I used it on her, it appeared to work as she said so I am getting her to modify one for me.

Vickisenema

There are hundreds of sites that sell myriad enema gear at reasonable prices...why not get a self retaining nozzle or double balloon rectal catheter from one of the many online stores. The nozzles are not too expensive, and will work perfectly as they are designed and intended for that type of use. I say this because I am worried that the super-glue or whatever adhesive she used is dangerous/toxic to have in your ass. Also, I don't know how hard it would be to fully clean and sterilize a nozzle like you described. Finally, I would not want that bead nozzle in me when the glue wears our and gives way. A cool idea, but probably not very safe.

Naughtydoc

Simply drilling the openings in the douche nozzle open to a larger diameter greatly improves the flow rate at the same bag elevation. Don't make the holes too large or you will weaken the plastic.

I have heard in the past of people making their own inflatable nozzles has anyone else heard of or made one of thede devices?

You need a 1 1/8"x 8"peice of nylon rod (2) 1/8"pipe thred to 1/4"hose barb fittings a punchball balloon and 2 rubber bands.Round the end of the rod with a file and smooth with sand paper (I use my metal lathe) drill a hole 3/4 of the way into rod and 2 to take the pipe fittings on the bottom drill at an angle to meet center hole for water and strait in and cross drill for balloon air. I think you'll get the idea.

The old fashioned approach to enemas still works well: a soft rubber tube and a funnel - but take care as it's easy to have a messy accident.

Cut off the bottom of a 1/2 Gal milk container, punch 2 holes thru the open end and thread a string thru (for hanging). Epoxy a length of tubing, complete with a shutoff and nozzle to the container cap, you're set to go! (Whoops, pun unintended!)

Siphon the liquid from a gallon jug with a hose that fits the need, very simple.

😁 It's enought a two gallon bottle and a flexible rubber tube!

ig

I had a accident one time, the hose came off the nozzle, I clamped the bag, but the nozzle kind'a made like "old Faithful" of you know hat I am saying.

Year ago there was the blue pumpkin bag available, Faultless brand I think. But I think it is gone. The pumpkin is only available as an ice bag in 2 sizes small and large. It is exactly the same bag just no attachments: hose, nozzles, and top with connector.

So, I decided to use the ice bag. The large one holds over 4 quarts. The task was to find a suitable connector. I searched Home Depot and Lowes. I found a plastic connector somewhere in plumbing.

Then, you have to drill a hole in top and use super glue to cement. If I did it again I would use epoxy as it never fails.

There is no way to hang this blue bag so you will have to find a friend to help you out.

They are out there. You just need to ask.

My first enema equipment was improvised...

I took a gallon milk junk and made a small hole in the bottom corner opposite the handle. Then covered the hole with several layers or duct tape. Made a small X incision in the duct tape and inserted a straw. I then connected several straws together to act as tubing and nozzle.

Hung it by the handle off the shower rod using rope.

A three liter soda bottle with the bottom cut out. use epoxy to secure a plastic adaptor to the screw on cap and then epoxy cap in place. a couple of holes in the sides to hang it with and your in business

The pumpkin is only available as an ice bag in 2 sizes small and large. It is exactly the same bag just no attachments: hose, nozzles, and top with connector.

I have the same. (Having a full machine shop here makes it easier.) But you can convert one into a very nice bag. First one I did I modified the cap for the tube, and hung the bag from the opposite end. That put too much stress on the thin bag, and it eventually tore, although I got a LOT of miles out of it. So, the second version I hung the bag from the cap, with an eye bolt and some nuts and washers. Then, I made up some threaded rings to attach a hose barb fitting to the other end of the bag. Now, that thin rubber only has to hold the weight of the hose, not the whole bag. I sealed the hose fittings to the bag with white bathtub caulk and let it cure for 24 hours.

With access to a good hardware store, anyone could do this with only an x-acto knife and pliers.

Jon

One of my first online enemates coached me through the process of making my own "double balloon rectal catheter" using black neoprene tubing ("fuel line" and "windshield washer" sizes), silicon sealer, heavy-duty thread, and condoms. Oh, and two of the usual inflator bulbs. The final product includes a "core" that can be reused for years, and balloons created from several unrolled condoms (usually 6) that are attached and tied off with thread. Once the construction has been smoothed-out, the condoms form two independently inflatable balloons, and an ass-stuffing pig like me can have a very large inner one. Also, the tubes, both air and enema, can be made long enough that the bulbs and/or the connection are accessible from enema-taking position; I have even used it in the tub, because the air tubes allow the inflation bulbs to hang over the side.

Using five or six condoms, one inside the other, to create the balloons, I have never faced complete balloon failure with the accompanying mess. Instead, they go one at a time, and the device works well -- but calls out for repair/update! -- when only 3 remain.

With this method of construction, the segment of the apparatus that occupies the anus during use is nothing like the slim neck of the "real" latex devices I used to buy, but that...um...is no problem for me, perhaps not for you either. Kind of like a training dildo.

Use a colen tube punch ball balloon make sure it dose not have the circle end rubber prep and vucanizing glue the hardest thing i found was getting a good seal where the 2 round tubs are side by side (1 water 1 air ) good luck

Mat, The very easiest is a trip to Walmart for a 2qt bag. Cheap, and has all the parts. Next is a trip to the hardware store, where you can get hoses, plumbing fixtures, bulbs, check valves.

If you insist on home made, then you will have to be creative. Need a way to get water from a source, to your butt. Pressure, or gravity flow. Good luck.

Mat, how about a 2 liter soda bottle, a turkey baster, enscrewing the shower head (although very messy), etc. Anyony thats into enemas can find something, including a funnel.

Why Bother? There is some really great, satisfying equipment in the market place for sale by discreet vendors at reasonable prices.

If you don't have the money, or if you don't have the means to get it, then you need to diy. I've got three roommates who would die if I ever brought home or bought any enema stuff, and I've got a homemade rig that has a plug style nozzle made of Sculpy clay that i sealed with epoxy resin (because the clay is porous) hooked up to a length of clear tubing that runs to a half gallon juice jar. I've had to diy most of my "toys" actually...

Go to a farm supply store and get a bucket for feeding calfs with they hold 2 2/1 gal and take the niple off and huck up a hose

I made my own "homemade colonic" device. I bought one of those faucet adapters that you could use to wash a dog. I took off the tubing that came with it and got about 4 - 5 feet of amber tubing from Home Depot. I add a douch nozzle to it. I just put a little bench in front of the toilet to lay on with my bottom hanging over the toilet, set the temperature of the water and have it run fairly slow, so there isn't too much pressure. I insert the nozzle and lay down on my little bench with my feet on the back of the toilet. When I start to feel full and can't hold it anymore I just release into the toilet. It usually take about 30 minutes or so before I feel cleaned out. I just have to be careful when I release that it goes into the toilet. It's quick and easy and works for me.

Most sporting goods stores sell camping showers, a nice big bag with a hose attached.

I've seen them from one to five gallons.

Bob

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It’s been a work in progress for many years.

I’ve moved from the plastic bucket to two stainless steel canisters, one for hot water and one for cold with a mixing valve to get the temperature just right. There is a digital thermometer on the output.

I’ve also built a neat little counter that actually measures the amount of water that has passed through the tubing. I have that hooked to the switch that controls the outflow.

It resets every time you close the valve so you can see exactly how much you took in.

Thanks for asking. Always a pleasure to share my work in this field.

Have a GREAT day.

Bob

Do you have it setup all the time? or when needed?

It’s on casters and I keep it in a closet in a spare bedroom.

I usually roll it into a bathroom and set it up Friday evenings. My wife and I will each use it a couple of times over the weekend.

The hot and cold water connections are made with the quick release fittings used on garden hoses. The outflow is a standard garden hose fitting. All three connect to the plumbing under the sink. It can be setup and ready for use in less than five minutes.

It takes a little longer to put it away because I always drain the canisters first.

Bob

I am always looking for something new that might work for an enema, nozzle, etc.

Last week while at my local grocery store, I saw these 1qt food storage containers by Ziploc for $3.29 for two in the package. There were the oz. markings on the sides just what I'm looking for to make some nice enema buckets. I happen to have a couple of 5/16" spouts [really known as barbs ] in my shop.The barbs are threaded and require a 3/8" drill bit to make the hole for the the insertion into the bucket. After I drilled out the hole in the container, I then screwed the barb through the hole, put some silicone windshield sealer around the thread,screwed the 3/8" nylon nut nice and tight on the barb and let dry over night. The spout or barb cost .99.Total cost two 1qt enema buckets $5.49 w/tax

Now to hang the enema buckets, I drilled 1/4" holes opposite of each other about 1/2" from the rim of the bucket. Then I cut a coat hanger 5" from the the center hook and inserted each end into the 1/4" holes on the rim of the buckets, now we attach the barbs on the enema buckets and we are in business.

I then screwed a hook into a stud in the ceiling over my bed, hung a chain on the ceiling hook, then hung the enema bucket on the chain and we are ready for an enema.

With bucket hanging on a chain, I can let it up or down to suit the flow. I usually hang it about 28 inches above the bed. That way I can pour as much solution as I want.

I will mix up two 2qt milk or orange jugs with a soap and saline solution, carry it in the bedroom, turn on the TV. Last night I gave myself three 3 qt enemas and one 3-1/2 qt enema all with my 1 qt enema bucket hanging from the ceiling. The clear plastic enema bucket allow you see just how much you're taking. I have an enema bag I haven't used in 25 yrs. These enema buckets will last forever, not bad for about six bucks. By the way I also have 2 qt and a 3-1/2 qt enema buckets. Sometime I will connect them together by using a plastic "Y" connector [89cts] and enemas nonstop.

I made this sight tube in order to see the flow rate of my enemas. I can watch the flow stop when a heavy cramp hits. I spent about 10 minuets to making this. It comes apart for easy cleaning. It works a like an IV drip tube only higher volume.

I have made many nozzles from 7/8 inch to 2 1/4 dia I turn them on my lathe . Made of delrin or aluminum that way what ever shape I want to try I can