Expelling in shower

I've done both but I like the shower better less clean up

If you have a toilet that's comfortable enough to sit on with the seat up try that. I'd heard that but didn't believe that it would be comfortable or less messy, but then I tried it.

It gets your butt closer to the water to reduce splashing and also eliminates having to clean the bottom of the seat (for me). A quick 2-5 second swish around with the toilet brush and the toilet is back to being clean (and sometimes it doesn't even need that).

Note I do have a semi-private toilet and sit to pee (because of an undependable stream that sometimes goes all over the place), so I don't have to deal with a messy bowl lip.

Note I do have a semi-private toilet and sit to pee (because of an undependable stream that sometimes goes all over the place), so I don't have to deal with a messy bowl lip.

How many people are in a semi-private toilet with you? Personally, I like complete privacy, I don't even pee when someone is in the shower.

To quote the title of a children's book, "Everybody Poops."

As far as enema expulsion is concerned, I only do that in my own shower after I have been cleaned out.

How many people are in a semi-private toilet with you? Personally, I like complete privacy, I don't even pee when someone is in the shower.

Me and my wife - just your usual home bathroom connected to the bedroom. By "semi-private" I just mean it isn't shared with guests (unless there's a unusually high load on the other bathroom). Because of that I know that nobody is spraying urine all over the rim.

Like others I wait until the "heavy ordnance" has been dispatched down the commode before shower evacuation. I do find it very satisfying to release an enema in the shower. The warm water coming from the shower head, and the warm water spraying out of my body. It's kind of freeing to be able to let loose of my bowel control and let it all go either squatting down over the drain or even standing up, but really only when it's already running (mostly) clear (also a great way to make sure I'm cleaned out completely).

I have one of those drain grates that is glued in so removal with a screw driver isn't possible. A bulb enema is kept near by to "chase" any peas and carrots that hadn't found their way to the drain and frequent bleaching of my shower stall eliminates any worries about overall cleanliness.

I have a friend that I meet with for enema play. I clean out with several large enemas at home before I meet up at her house. She has a long colon tube on her shower head and I do final washout with this before we get down to serious anal fun. This colon tube intrigues me to no end and I love it.

Do it in the tub! It's the most relaxing thing in the world to take a warm enema on my back in my bathtub and then expel it worry free without moving an inch.

You can forget about poop if you prepare these ways: (1) install a shower shot; (2) bust out that metal cross piece in the bathtub drain; (3) keep two spray bottles in the bathroom vanity under the sink--one with a bleach solution, and one with a fragrant household cleaner like Fabuloso or Pine Sol.

You can use the shower shot or an enema bag for filling. After an expulsion, use the shower shot to wash any poop left in the tub down the drain. Your first expulsion may include enough poop to clog the tub drain, but don't worry if it does. Just put the shower shot on full blast and point it directly into the drain. The clog and all poop will be gone in seconds.

After your final expulsion, rinse the tub clean with the shower shot as usual. Then use the two spray bottles under the sink to sanitize and deodorize the tub and the drain. Afterward nobody will ever suspect what just went down in your bathtub.

I like what wild bill had to say,, I concur with expel in tub, warm shower on, relaxing, no worries, like to clean out in toilet first depending,,lots good ideas, not sure yet what a shower shot is but like to get one, so please share on that....

(2) bust out that metal cross piece in the bathtub drain;

You don't have to remove that cross piece. If anything wont go past, I just use my finger to swirl it around in the drain. This breaks it up and if it gets past the cross piece, it won't plug up the drain.

Odd realization: I don't really mind getting crap on me when it happens, after all it does wash off, but the thought of getting enema returns all over me and up my back is not very appealing.

I take about 5 quickie enemas a week in my shower and find that after if some "poop" remains all I need to do is unscrew the hand held shower head then turn the water back on. The straight stream of water has enough force to force any large pieces of "poop" down the drain. The feelings that I get from these quickie enemas are amazing and have now gotten to the point where I can hold about 32 ozs of water in my rectum and colon before it comes out by itself...the wash down is as easy with the hand held as you could want....

The shower is my only place to expel. I use the clean stream and it works great. With a nice colon tube attached I can thoroughly clean myself out and it is easy cleanup. I have not gone so far as to bust out the cross piece but you can remove the metal top by unscrewing it and it definitely makes it easier to blow everything down the drain. And using a bottle with bleach or some spray for bathtubs works fine afterwords.

I have taken all my enemas and expelled while in the shower. I modified my shower wand to connect to my enema nozzle then after I expel it I can remove the nozzle and wash everything down the drain

I have a diverter valve on my shower that allows me to vary the amount of water that comes out of the main shower head and also out of the hand held shower. I have taken a inline shower shutoff (purchased at any homedepot) and added a 1/2' reducer coupling that allows me to use the tubing from a hospital disposal enema bag. This tube allows for easier insertion and also expeling without taking out the tube. I can control the volume (and also the pressure!) and also have a nozzle that I can use to wash the feces down the drain. I do also take off the screen.

This has worked very well for me and the whole apparatus can be hidden in a drawer or closet.

@Sanuk: ...not sure yet what a shower shot is but like to get one, so please share on that....

Sanuk, A shower shot consists of: (1) a diversion valve; (2) a shower hose with 1/2" female connectors on both ends; (3) whatever enema nozzle you want to use.

Here's an example: https://enemasupply.com/products/clean-stream-shower-enema-set?gclid=Cj0KCQiAzMDTBRDDARIsABX4AWx2KS6MD_CYN1qEjacL-tqUgFiPP5EgNiIy8DWCd0uOePeRHTSUPNkaAoOnEALw_wcB

Installation is simple: (1) take off the shower head; (2) screw on the diversion valve; (3) screw the shower head back on the diversion valve; (4) screw the shower hose onto the other connector of the diversion valve; (5) screw whatever attachment you want to use onto the end of the hose. Use Teflon tape on the threads of the shower pipe, and the two outputs of the diversion valve to get a good seal and prevent leakage.

Anything can go on the far end of the shower hose. I keep a hand held shower head attached most of the time, so guests don't see my enema nozzle. When I want to do a quick enema, I unscrew the shower head from the hose, and I attach an enema nozzle. Any enema nozzle that Silicone Nozzles makes can attach with a 1/2" male adapter, which it sells. The shower shot kit comes with a couple of enema nozzles, but you have to hold them inside you.

I did an enema and expelled in the shower once due to the fact I thought it was too messy. I tend to prefer expelling on the toilet because cleanup is a lot easier: just a personal preference

I've done many enemas while relaxing in a warm bathroom in the tub just letting the water flow in and flow out... lot of fills and expels. After the initial cleanout is easy pretty safe to expel in the tub.. Occasionally you will get a surprise if your cecum releases but it all goes down the drain easily.

I've never had a problem getting anything to go down the drain. I have two shower shot type nozzles that I bought on ebay. I got the hose and valve at Home Depot. My tub has separate hot and cold faucets and normally the hot is on full blast and the cold about half way. I adjust the enema flow with the diverter valve so the desired flow comes out the enema tip and the rest comes out the shower head. If I need to break up any chunks in the tub, I just turn the diverter valve so all the flow comes out the enema nozzle and blast them to pieces. It's like having a power washer. When the tub is clean, I turn the valve back to a normal enema flow and resume my enjoyment.

As long as your house has a way of making sure everything clears the trap, and you make sure to clean up after yourself, then OK, but one of the advantages to a modern toilet is that it is inherently trapped. There is no way for sewer gas to back up into the house and there is no way a cross connection can occur. In the shower you don't necessarily have these protections. Especially in an older house that has been modified without permits

To LisaK's point, it is important to let the water run well past your last expel to make sure the waste has been totally sent down the drainage system. If you are doing shower expels, you really do have to make sure the shower itself has been disinfected and all the waste is long gone and sent on its way. If after your enema session, you smell anything that doesn't smell right then you probably have not flushed everything down the drain pipe in the shower. I have done tub/shower enemas for many years and never had any problems. You can do this safely but you have to be thorough in your cleanup procedures after the fun is over.

The cleanup is very important. I start my series expelling in the toilet. As I increase volume (3 1/2 to a very full 4 quarts ) I move to the shower. After my final fill-up I'll expell and shower off. Then I cleanup my equipment then the tub. I hang everything up on the shower curtain and use the toilet for any leftovers while looking at my bag and nozzles. I love to look at all the erotic equipment, mine and everyone who shares what they like.

I had this in mind, building out my shower downstairs well in advance.

First off, I selected a brand of white porcelain tiles and added a blue glass accept strip near eye level of the same tiles I used for the floor of it and the low spot is right at one corner of the drain. The squares are one inch across and when you leave a gap of four tiles square around the drain, a number of common drain covers can be used and removed for easy cleaning.

Secondly, I bought a shower head with an extension pipe such that when the head is tilted around, I can rinse EVERY PART of the shower that is three feet or lower off the floor, making clean up easy. The only change I might make is to add a diverter and tube so I can easily fill the bag. I use a plastic container peanut butter came in to hold under the shower head and tip into my 6 quart bag. I keep a bottle with a brand of liquid soap in it for extra cleansing

Third, the shower rod is actually stainless steel pipe used to make safety rails on boats/yachts with matching flanges screwed into the studs in the wall structure. The wall thickness is around 1/16". I can do chin-ups on the bar (175 lbs) without ANY flex.

Fourth: I find regular shower curtains can stain, so I had one made from 1mm thickness natural colored latex sheeting (a nice kinky touch that doesn't make for awkward questions when people sue this bathroom) with black pinstrips and stainless steel grommets. With the curtain the same color as the bag, I can leave it there and not attract any attention.

If anyone has interest, I can post pictures here of it.

It sounds very interesting to do, however, I would not do it for retention enemas because I fear it will stink up the whole tub.

The enema where you immediately expel the enema, I might try to do in the shower, sounds like fun.

If you have had a few enemas first and expelled in the toilet, expelling a third or fourth round in the tub or shower won't be such a major clean-up.

I am with Susie on this one. Along with all the fun that goes with it the first enema is for a good clean out. We have done the second in the shower. My darling wife will fill me up and insert a butt plug then jerk me off in the shower. As I get close to orgasm she'll pull the plug. Oh what a great feeling to let everything go at the same time.

I will, from time to time, do a final enema in the shower and release it there, but only after I have cleaned myself out using the toilet with 2 or 3 enemas beforehand.

Although the thought of not having to make the quick trip to the pot is interesting the clean up problem looms too large. The posters that talk about modifying the shower drain are on the right track, good idea.

Although the thought of not having to make the quick trip to the pot is interesting the clean up problem looms too large. The posters that talk about modifying the shower drain are on the right track, good idea.

Well I think that’s what a lot of people are advising here: take one or two on the toilet and then if you’re getting close to clear, expell in the shower. I just did it myself and it was wonderful holding to the very last that you can take and let her go! It’s great to masturbate while holding and edging until blastoff. Fantastic feeling cumming while releasing.

My regular shower drain can handle it and if by chance something solid shows itself it’s usually not that big that I can’t push it down the drain.

Been using the tub and shower stall for years. just more convenient for filling and expelling. i actually expel more in the shower than in the toilet. i have a full size shower stall which makes it a lot easier. it's tiled with that rubber type grout. so far i have never had an issue with keeping it clean. a tub is even easier to keep clean, hose it down and cleanser if needed. there is some smell when i am doing my series of enemas, but it goes away with the shower water. i also pour some bleach once a week down all drains to help keep them clean and odor free. baking soda will do the same. never had any issues with plumbing. i think the toilet is connected to the same sewer line going out. only issue i have had sometimes is the solid matter that comes out. but it is easily broken up and goes down the drain with a hand held shower head (have them in both shower and bath). sometimes the shower stall grating is a bit of an issue, solid material has to be broken up more finely to flow down. but other than that, love to do it in the shower or bath tub. easy cleanup and more convenient.

sometimes the shower stall grating is a bit of an issue, solid material has to be broken up more finely to flow down. but other than that, love to do it in the shower or bath tub. easy cleanup and more convenient.

When I do my tub shower enemas, I remove the drain plug. I rarely take baths so I just keep the plug inside the vanity. There is a screw that needs to be loosened just below the drain plug in order to remove it but that is very easy to do with a regular screw driver.

As far as the shower grates go, I will unscrew that as well when doing shower enemas. It is no problem to put it back after an enema session.