Metal Nozzles

I bought a stainless nozzel (I think) sometime ago. As I remember, the couple made them and I only saw them for sale on ebay.

I have found a few aluminum types on a general web search today. But could find no stainless.

Does anyone remember them? Who the folks were?

Any other place that make stainless nozzels?

Klyster makes aluminum enema nozzles and butt plugs. You can find their nozzles all over if you google aluminum enema nozzle. i'm not sure if anyone makes one out of steel.

Did you enjoy using it?

I have a very large AL nozzle my girl friend bought me several years ago we tried using it several times but I can't take it its too big 😢 it looks like a trailer hitch ball lol. Does anyone have one of these and have you had any good experiences with it.

I've seen them. Google "aluminum enema nozzle" and you will find several sites making and/or selling them. i am interested in how the aluminum nozzles feels. The ads for them say they transfer heat/cold amazingly well. Anyone have anything share?

Yes have several they work and feel great you can feal the warmth

It just might be that it's too large for you.

When I use a 1.25 inch diameter butt plug nozzle for the first enema in a series (as I did last night) it is well lubricated and partially inserted and then almost withdrawn and then partially inserted and then I push against it as if I were trying to move my bowels. I'm not sure why it works (I learned it from a doctor when he was doing a visual rectal exam) but it does a good job. Usually the thing goes in very nicely and easily at that point.

BUT, listen to your body on this one and please don't force such a thing.

If I've had several enemas before I use the large nozzle usually it goes in quite easily.

I belive the original silver bullet was made out of stainless steel, and they sold them on www.enemarotica.com

Linda Marie,

You are absolutely correct. The Collector (from Enemarotica fame) designed and made the very first 'Silver Bullet' nozzle, then later sold the design to Klyster. And yes, it was made out of stainless. He and I had a long discussion about it one evening in the Nozzleville chat room. It took him many hours to machine it due to the type of lathe he was using. Nowadays Klyster uses computerized lathes which do all the work for you. And, aluminum is much easier to machine than stainless.

Regards,

The Cave Man

The old Dierker colonic machine nozzle/speculum was stainless steel. I had those used on myself for my early colonic sessions. Now they all seem to be plastic.

And for those of you who are thinking it might be fun to put them in the freezer...

I would NOT recommend placing metallic toys in the freezer because they can freeze onto the skin causing it to tear when you try to insert it--just like an ice cube sticking to your skin when you take it from the freezer. Torn rectal or vaginal epithelium is very painful and can have serious complications for infection during healing.

If you want to use something cold, plastic or rubber is much safer and won't freeze onto or tear the skin and it will feel plenty cold to the receiver.

I can see putting them in the Frig perhaps, but NOT the freezer. You might try licking them first. If your tongue sticks to them, you'll learn quickly whether or not to use them elsewhere. The freezer deal sounds like a recipe for disaster..

Carrie, I hope like hell you didn't really do that. Frozen metal and wet skin is the stuff catastrophes are made of.

COLD is fun. FROZEN is ER time.

If you ain't already done it, don't do it.

ldb

Carrie, I most certainly agree with what all of these people are saying. Freezing your metal nozzles is not a good idea at all. If I were you, I would take the nozzles out of the freezer and set them on the counter or wherever and let them thaw out until they are room temperature. Otherwise, you will be in serious trouble. Frozen metal and wet skin is not a good match, unless you desparately want to take a trip to the ER, because that's exactly where you will end up.

Seriously, I really don't think you would want that to happen to you, right? I think it would be extremely embarassing for everyone, including yourself!

I guess you enjoy the cold feel of stainless steel up your bum.

Steel or aluminum nozzles will quickly take either the heat or cold from your enema solution. So if you want a chilling experience, fill your enema bag with cold water (even ice water for major cramping). As the solution flows the nozzle will get colder and you will feel it.

What i really like about the metal nozzles is their weight. You know you have something substantial up there.

I can see where "cool" would be stimulating and erotic, but I'll pass on "cold".

The best cold sensation is to freeze and then leave out for a few min, like say while you are prepping the rest of your equipment. The time in the freezer will ensure that when it comes time to insert the chill will still be nice but the time out of the freezer will let the surface frost and then melt so that the surface is just above the freezing point and therefore will not add here to your flesh, in this case your butt hole. Conversely if you had stuck the nozzle to your flesh then just run warm water through the nozzle and it will release the scene from Christmas story is just ignorant people who to not know how the deal with the problem, plus the injury follows the needs of the storyline in the movie.

Stainless nozzles have to advantage of being easy to disinfect.

you can also manupilate the temps easier to give the receiver a cold or warm sensation....

^^^^ That is true, but don't drop one of those babies on your tile or porcelain fixtures in the bathroom. Those stainless steel nozzles weigh a lot and will chip your bathroom fixtures.