DIY / Homemade enema nozzles

Hi:

Might I suggest the following. Why not stain the nozzle as it is wood, you can use one of the commercial stains available, and then give it several coats of plastic coating to seal the wood.

That will solve all your problems. You can also use a metal barb

fitting with your nozzle making it easier to attach to your hose.

Just a comment, as I design and invent sex toys to include special enema nozzles.

I just love reading about making your own enema stuff because I do it all the time.Sure,you can buy some of it online,but there is something about tailoring the enema equipment to fit your own body.With the prices of everything going sky high,why not use our creative skills to save a few bucks,and also have fun doing it.Let the good times flow.w/m72yrs/Western Ma

My sub is a creative guy. He's used a clear acrylic plunger handle to make a new toy, used solid aluminum, and he's used a solid piece of nylon (it was stuff in a box from an auction). He puts it on his lathe and turn out the shape he's looking to create. Drills the hole down the center and attaches the proper nipple to hook it up to the enema bag. For our use it works out very well.

Have you ever made a nozzle yourself? I made one out of an endotracheal tube, which I got from a hospital

Yes I have made many I have a metal turning lathe .They range in size from 1 to 2" in diameter, Made some for others also .

I have thought of making my own nozzle. I know I need to have a lathe to do that.

Robbob- what size lathe do you have? 9X20, 7X12 or 14 mini lathe? If you have a big one like a 9 or 13 by, do you think a mini would be sufficient?

Also, what material did you use? I have heard of derlin and aluminum. Have you ever used Stainless Steel before?

Stainless steel is a bitch to machine. Aluminum is very good. A mini will do fine. Be sure to set the bit at the proper angle and have the speed right. A good finish can be obtained with fine emery followed with jewelers rouge.

My husband has made them by soldering copper pipe to make non-clogging colonic irrigation speculums that have 3/4" and 1" inside diameters. He has also made them out of white PVC pipe, which I kind of prefer because it is easy to see soiling, they are easy to clean, they are light weight and I don't have to worry about chipping porcelain fixtures or tiles if they drop.

I like the idea of being "fitted" for a nozzle. It's a real turn-on when I use those words when helping a female to accept the treatments to follow.

I'm currently looking into making my own. I've already got the material and I'm looking at different styles for sale out there and trying to combine them. Sort of a "best of both worlds".

I might get a metal lathe down the road to turn stuff in. Thanks for the response view6. I know Aluminum is easy machining along with copper and other soft metals. Derlin... I don't know much about. I could imagine Stainless being a bitch to machine because it is hard. Especially 316 because of it's high carbon content. If anyone has used Stainless Steel out there, I would like to know if it "transfers the heat" like I have heard Aluminum does?

I'm always dreaming up erotic enema gear and nozzle ideas. The other day I took one of those tiny battery powered vibrators, and inserted it into a large diameter latex hose, and cemented it in place, so that water may still pass but vibrates the tube when inserted... OMG.... what a feeling!

Get some of the aluminum one if you want some fun! they start around $40.00

Sometimes I've found an e-mate + don't have my toy bag. If only a standard douche nozzle is available you can wrap a, or as many as you want, rubber bands around it. Lube with vicks + insert just past the bands. You don't have to wash just throw the rubber bands away.

Use a very thick latex hose, as used on some spearing-fishing -guns. The hose has to have a inside hole. Put a nut on a longer screw, place the screw head into the vise and push the hose over the nut, so the nut is about 1 1/2 inches deep inserted into the hose. Now remove the screw and you have a nice bulb in the hose, you may even place 2 nuts in the hose, getting 2 good swellings into the hose.

Hallo vickisenema,

A good nozzle is from a old type Female douche syringe the nozzle, but you may have to modify the connector to the hose with by pulling a short piece of rubbertubing over one side of the connector, since the nozzle has large diameter hole.

Go in the photo section, there is a picture beside a old enamel irrigating jar.

Henry

I think you should use caution with homemade equipment. The bead might come off and the superglue fumes are really strong. I don't know what it off gasses after it sets, but I wouldn't want it in me.

Spoken on Aug 21: "There should perhaps be a section here where folks may show off their home made enema gear. "

I'm a little new here, is there such a section? On a different discussion group I got some instructions for making a colon tube. I think the person that posted it is active here under a different name (his posting style is distinctive)so I wish to give credit where credit is due (is that cool "Monty"?). Would this be the place to post this idea (including my modification)?

Bag (tinker) full

(ya "Monty" that might tell you who I am and where I'm coming from)

I have yet to buy a lathe, but so far, what I did was I cut a piece of 3/4" round stock (steel) 4-6 inches long (don't remember) and I cut a circle of 3/16" plate to one end. I then ground down the other end to a rounded point and I tried to grind down the diameter toward the back. Now all I have to do it get my welder fixed so I can build up the center so I can get a good seal.

I hope it will look like your standard butt plug. Maybe I will try to drill a hole down the center of it, but I can just imagine the fight I will have with it since all I have is a hand drill. I am liable to brake the bit off too, so I might just keep to to use as a butt plug so I can hold my enema longer.

My husband has made them by soldering copper pipe to make non-clogging colonic irrigation speculums that have 3/4" and 1" inside diameters. He has also made them out of white PVC pipe, which I kind of prefer because it is easy to see soiling, they are easy to clean, they are light weight and I don't have to worry about chipping porcelain fixtures or tiles if they drop.

I like the PVC too. It's easy to work with. As far as required tools, you can get by with as little as a hand saw and grinder or just sand paper. With 1" PVC pipe, vinyl tubing, and readily available fittings I assembled a serviceable colonic irrigation speculum. Glad to see that I'm not the only one.

I made a cock shapped nozzle with a latex 6 inch dildo that had a hole in the center and attached a hose to it.

What about somone that doesnt know how to turn metal or plastic? How bout any parts you could buy at a store and put together?

I made some great looking small and large nozzles out of rubber.For thirty years I worked in a rubber molding plant.We made all kinds of products for labratories,auto companies and tools.The large screw driver handles and large lab stoppers could be shapped to make some nice nozzles.They are easy to clean,they are soft enough to insert sooo easily.I still have them but seldom use because I enjoy snaking my five ft colon tube as far as it will go. Let the good times FLOW,three quarts will do.w/m73yrs/Western Ma

I have made a variety of flexible nozzles using easily obtained materials. Even so, it takes a little experimenting and some skill to approach the finish and quality of commercial enema nozzles.

With that caveat let me give you a few easy ones to make. Soft, ten inch long, rubber calf "milking tubes" are available from "Tractor Supply" for approximately $14 (package of four to six). You need to purchase the ones labled "small bore" so as to be able to fit them to standard tubing connectors.

Enjoy,

Electra

So many things can be used to make a enema nozzle. Go for shop decoraton store with plastic bananas, cucumbers and other things (they are made of PTE), choose what you think is suitable for you - that's all.Attaching tube is a simpliest things to do.

I made three nozzles for my own use. The stem is 3/8" acrylic plastic tubing. The wall thickness is about 1/16", so the inner diameter is 1/4".

The simple nozzle is just a piece of the tubing about 6" long with the edge radiused (rounded off) using a belt sander. This is great for a quick flush and goes in and out easily. It is necessary to hold it in, however, hence nozzles 2 and 3.

The second nozzle is another 6" length of plastic tubing, but ends in a 3/4" acrylic plastic ball (sphere). The ball was drilled to accept the 3/8" tubing, which was cemented in and then rounded off to the ball radius. This is easy to insert and stays in pretty well. But...

Nozzle #3 has an acrylic plastic ball one inch in diameter, otherwise is't the same as the second. This pushes in fairly easily with some lubrication (soap or hand lotion), and then stays in even with quite a bit of pressure. It's almost like one of those inflatable nozzles, but needs no inflating. You can't push it out accidentally, but it will slip out with a good tug. It must be covered with a cloth because there is a spurt of leakage when it comes out. This one's my favorite.

All three nozzles push into a length of surgical tubing that's about 5/16" inside. The other end goes to my 'bucket,' made from a gallon water bottle.

I wish I was that handy, but I'm not. The only nozzle I ever made was a one time use item. I drilled a hole down the center of a large ginger finger, inserted a connector and hose, then I carved the ginger to a nozzle/butt plug shape. I know that when you tighten down on a ginger fig it gets hotter, and how can you NOT tighten when trying to hold an enema. Yes, it was a little bit evil, but fun!!

I haven't tried this but it sound resonable. Take an old fashioned Bic pen (or equivent) and remove the actual ink part and then get some kids beads of the desired size and shape. Ream out holes through the beads and force the pen through. Glue the bead or beads in place and and put a hose on the blunt end of the pen. Insert the tapered end into one's nether end to the desired depth (and width) and let the water flow.

When I was a teenager, I remember doing my own nozzle with a piece of garden tube I burnt in one side to make it softer. It worked wonderfully and it was very easy to hide from my parents. I also modulated pieces of cold porcelane to make my own crazy fantastic nozzles, but they did not last longer. There are no limits with fantasy. I knew of someone that preferred to drill a hole trought a vegetable like a kind of cucumber.... you see... fantasy has no limits It's all in your hands. Have a nice day and the most important part of all... enjoy! 😄

Recently I wanted to try to construct my own enema device since my single baloon nozzle gave up the ghost and expired.

My goal was tomake a nozzle that would allow me to not expell until I was totally full and could not release until I decided the time. Further I wanted to use the new device seated in the tub or on the floor.

I used a small funnel with a 1/2" inside diameter hose forced thru the small outlet of the funnel. Then take the amber enema hose and turn it inside out over the funnel opening to insure that there are no jagged edges to damage your rectum. I then attached the other end to a two quart closed top enema bag. Insert the new nozzle into your rectum and sit down with the tubing coming out of the small v notch on the funnel and open the clip and sit and allow your rectum to seal the introduction of the enema into you until the desired amount is installed. It works