Favorite Enema Nozzles

I enjoy the Black Tap Nozzles

What nozzles are these, Analee?

This is a tough question because I have found so many different nozzles over the years that I love; but the one I always go back to is a 1" yellow (non-inflatable) barium nozzle. I have had for over 30 years and it still looks like the day I got it despite having been used 100's if not 1000's of times.

I have recently designed and built a shower nozzle system from 1/2" PVC piping pieces and a small plastic wafer type shut off valve. It allows me superior control of the flow from the shower hose. I can adjust the tempered water flow to just about any flow rate I want while sitting on the toilet expelling at the same time while just slightly filling faster that I expel.

The device is about 18" long using a threaded nipple on both ends with a female threaded "L" on one end and the threaded F x F control valve on the other. The PVC valve is aligned at a 45 degree angle from the "L" so that I can continually adjust the flow rate from a trickle to a fairly decent flow. There is another 4" male nipple threaded into the valve on the inflow side that will fit the shower hose end (1/2" threaded female) - will have a rubber gasket in the female end. The outlet of the "L" has a 4" threaded 1/2" nipple with a threaded 1/2" closed cap screwed on top. The cap was modified and shaped by a Drimmel tool to be rounded and tapered to the nipple threads. The bottom taper is flush with the top of the threads. It was further modified by dipping the entire length into heavy duty gray PVC glue, allowed to set while rolling it so no runs would form. This was carefully done 4 times over several hours and allowed to set over night with the cap straight up setting vertically on the other end on a piece of paper towel. This created a sort of rounded 1" oval head. The next day, a 1/16" drill was used to make 9 concentric holes into the top of the cap. It was checked for burrs and gently cleaned and smoothed. The orifices were carefully touched up with some diluted PVC glue in acetone on the end of a cotton swab and allowed to dry or set up for another 48 hours. The exterior turned out very smooth.

This had better than expected results the first time it was used. The nozzle was attached to the shower hose. Water was flushed through the device at very low flow to high flow showing a surprisingly uniform spray pattern. Using a generous amount of Vaseline to coat the cap and my anus, the tool was turned on to a slow gentle flow and positioned in the front between my legs with the body of the nozzle system resting squarely on the inner lip of the toilet seat. This acted like a fulcrum allowing the tip to be forced gently into the rectum. This position allows for easy adjustment of the valve. The valve is turned off in a couple of turns. The best part is there are no leaks.

I was able to fill and expel comfortably and even adjust the nozzle depth all the way to the "L" and out again. I gauged how much water came out from the device over several trial periods allowing up 3.5 liters over about 9 minutes to be injected before removing the nozzle and expelling during a particular test. Insertion and removal was actually comfortable and pleasant. Over the last 6 months there have been weekly episodes in the toilet using this device with the same satisfying feeling after each session. Also it is easy to disassemble and clean. I can detach the nozzle from the hose and reattach the hose back to the shower head in less than 2 minutes. Some pictures will be posted later.

My favorite is definitely the double balloon catheter for several reasons including its appearance, feelings during insertion and inflation, and retention help. I agree though with liquidsky that at least so far, as much as I love them, I do need to clench somewhat, as I haven't found a perfect fit to prevent leakage. I've only used the old amber rubber ones from Beth Tyler which now have all deteriorated after many years, so new ones will be a different brand and may prevent leakage better. Meanwhile, I'm using a hard black plastic nozzle with a large head, also from Tyler, that's about as large as my sphincter can tolerate, so it does quite a good job of sealing. I've had a number of colonics over the years in cities from New England to the southern plains (US), and most of them used a nozzle that I really enjoyed with a standard colonic machine. I never looked at them to see the brand, but I was presuming they had come as part of the disposables with the machine, which looked a great deal like the current machines at www.dotolo.eu. I enjoyed the nozzle because going in it felt (at the time) fairly wide and as if the therapist was slowly pushing it in rather far. The consumable nozzle they sell today is 20.5 or 26mm = 0.8 or 1.0 inches wide (diameter). My last one was probably 10 years ago and my sphincter tolerance I'm sure is much larger now, but that colonic nozzle tube felt very nice at the time.

I have several that I like. I have several double balloon nozzles, I have 2 different black curved 9 inch douche style nozzles, and I love my 4 foot colon tube!!!

I have several that I like. I have several double balloon nozzles, I have 2 different black curved 9 inch douche style nozzles, and I love my 4 foot colon tube!!!

What size and material is that tube and where did you get it? Do you always get it all in?

Eric

I have tried just about every kind. I recently got a 16MDM 16 inch multidimensional from Silicone Noz. It is great!! but 16 is just exactly a point that causes me some discomfort and poking out at my right side. So I have to settle for 14 or so. The nozzle is very filling on its own. I now think i might prefer a thick (say 1 - 1.5") heavy colon tube.

I not only like a nozzle that fills water but is also something to be worn for longer periods and while moving around. Outdoors is always great!

I might be interested in selling my 16mdm , am pondering that.

What's MDM?

I just use a standard douche nozzle but now with the addition of an inflatable butt plug. I love the feeling of the plug being inflated while it is in my rectum. I get very good retention and the feeling of fullness is great. I can relax in the bathtub knowing I can hold the water for a long period of time. It leaves my hands free to masterbate our just massage my stomach.

I have a number of nozzles that I love. But my all time favorite is my "Silver Bullet" I love the way you can feel it warm up as the water flows.

Julia, do you know which inflatable plug you use in particular? I'd like to try one that way but don't have an inflatable plug.

Eric

I think that my favorite of all of my nozzles is the cleanstream inflatable enema colon plug. I put it in, pump the air bulb, and turn the water on. Then I am able to fuck myself with it. I can inflate it more as the water goes in until it is the feeling that I enjoy.

I would say, though, that my favorite routine is to use the inflatable put 1 qt to 1-1/2 qt in and then take out the nozzle and put on a 3 foot colon tube in and let the rest of the bag's contents--the remaining three or so quarts--- into me. It is enjoyable to put the colon tube in by moving it in and out in the process

hankb

My fav is the green flexi-tip. That's what I use most often, butt also love the enemas with a colon tube. Nothing like the feeling of the tube in deep and filling and expelling!

The kylstra titanic big nozzel i keep it in the shower hung ready at a moments notice.

I like my 3/4" silver bullet. Nice comfortable fit and heat transfer.

I like a double balloon nozzle, a 4 foot colon tube, and one of my 9 inch custom made black curved douche style nozzles.

The old curved douche nozzle and the Inflatable nozzle butt plug.

My favorite is definitely a double balloon Rusch model. It does exactly what it supposed to do. Holding everything in and gives a nice full feeling.

I like taking the shower head off and use the water supply hose. And just so people don't get upset I do not run it at high pressure.

My favorite is the Rusch double balloon latex nozzle. It is very comfortable (and I find the silicone version not to be) and lasts pretty well -- a couple of years for me. (The silicone ones, in addition to not being as comfortable tend to rupture at an early age). The latex version is great, comfortable and secure. No leaks and you can hold it for as long as you like. Pricy, yes, but worth every penny.

I like the 3/4" Silver Bullet, aluminum. Nice fit an transer of heat.

Jeff,

I read of this a couple of other times. What is it exactly? Do you have a photo? Thanks.

Eric

My favorite is the Rusch double balloon latex nozzle. It is very comfortable (and I find the silicone version not to be) and lasts pretty well -- a couple of years for me. (The silicone ones, in addition to not being as comfortable tend to rupture at an early age). The latex version is great, comfortable and secure. No leaks and you can hold it for as long as you like. Pricy, yes, but worth every penny.

Where did you get your Rusch DBC?

Eric

Yes-For comfort and retention--the Rusch double balloon is far and away the best. A close second is the single balloon inflatable such as clearstream and others OHN etc. sell. Much less expensive(about 26 bucks) and, properly rigged and inflated, is just as effective. Many complain it leaks but there is some modification that makes it 100% leakproof.

Hope everybody had an enemajoyfull weekend.

gdfru

Ericmacson,

The silver bullet is an aluminum nozzle, roughly bullet shaped, about 5 inches long depending on the exact model. It can also be baseball bat shaped with a constriction at the hose end for the anus to contract around.

The term silver bullet in recent years has become almost a generic term for those metal nozzles--like kleenex and band-aids.

Thank you, Susie. Sounds like it might be fun next time I'm in the market for a new nozzle.

Although I have owned and used several types of nozzles, I still find the curved black douche nozzle the most interesting to look at and functional to use. A douche nozzle provides much more stimulation when sliding into an anus and remains in place better than a typical "enema" tip. It is highly erotic to insert a black douche nozzle into a woman's rear and then watch it protruding from her cheeks while she is administered a warm water enema.

My favorite is the silver bullet, it keeps the warmth, and is big enough to enjoy. The old reliable the douche nozzle works just as well too.

I've been using my clear silicone colon tube from Klystra almost exclusively for quite awhile now. My former favorite, the latex double balloon, popped a few years ago and was never replaced. Looking back, my all-time favorite has to be the black bakelite douche nozzle from the family fountain syringe box when I was a kid. As a young teen, I'd coat that thick and naughty-looking bad boy with Vaseline and enjoyed many world-class enema/masturbation sessions.

To : ericmacson re:

Where did you get your Rusch DBC?

I don't remember where I got my last one. Just google 264530 Teleflex (or Rusch who owns Teleflex) and you will find a number of suppliers with pictures. I just did and found a great price of $100 from Vetmed.co. Be careful that you get the right part number. There is a single balloon version that has the wrong picture (2 balloons) in the Teleflex catalog and that balloon picture might be shown on a website for its part number. But if you get 264530 UCH Barium Catheter, size 30, you will have the "normal" latex double balloon catheter. I still have the label from the sealed package that my current one came in so I am sure of the part number. Most medical supply houses charge 150-200 dollars so if you can get it for 100 you got a very good deal.

Soggy, I just did two interesting things. First, by pure chance I still have the original wrapper from one of the three double balloon catheters I bought from Beth Tyler at least 10-15 years ago. (I'm definitely not a hoarder but I qualify as a modest Pack Rat!) Lo and behold, it's exactly the same Rusch 264530 catheter you described, and I was very happy with them. All three cath's have self-destructed after years of use, so I'm looking for new ones. Second, I did the search you recommended, and there were in fact multiple suppliers, mostly medical supply houses. Unfortunately, exactly the same product had a large range of prices, from a low (on that one search) of $100 at a vet supply store to well over $200 at several medical supply places. This is for the DBC without any connectors or pump bulbs. I guess human rectums and enemas are more important than cleaning your furry friends out! Or more likely they know the system and they can get away with selling identical products to large health care institutions for grossly inflated prices. Fortunately, I saved all the pumps from mine, so I still have them. I believe I found the same DBC at the German firm Medtech3000.com, but can't read the German details so it might be different. They sell it with two inflator bulbs included for about €70. I might just try one of each, so I get one fairly quickly and also just to see the differences between ordering from the U.S. vs Europe.