Favorite Enema Nozzles

No problem to connect it to a bag, you can use a " in line pump " ( Higginson ) between the bag and the nozzle, this will allows you to make peaks of flow ... when you decide to give him a little stress of pleasure.

I looked up "Higginson" and I like the looks of that. It looks like it would be a handy way of doing an enema if you didn't want to go to the trouble of hanging a bag. It looks like you could use it to pump an enema into you from a pitcher, bowl, or out of a sink.

I will keep that in mind. Thank you arthur.

It also looks like you have some computer skills, too. There is a lot of diversity here.

I enjoy the double balloon nozzle. I also have one that came Tyler Labs ( now closed). It's made of Delryn and has an expanded end with 3 side-holes that direct the solution backwards at 45 degrees, so the warm water hits the prostate, the internal part of the anal canal and lower rectum, producing exquisite sensations!

Single balloon / double balloon / Higginson / 6 inch silicon tube.

I had a Rusch DBC from Vetmed.co that I bought about a year ago, which is still my favorite nozzle/enema tube. I just recently bought a Higginson from OHN which I have used a couple of times. It works beautifully with a good resting near-normal flow rate from my bag and great feelings of increased flow during pumping. I think I read about some concerns here about the valves eventually needing replacement, but I haven't had it long enough to be a problem so far. So far, I highly recommend it.

Eric

My beautiful green SPD2.5 nozzle arrived today. Absolutely amazing. I found that the Klystra Titanic was just too big for me, always mindful of Cathy's advice about not being "too competitive" and smaller diameter nozzles can pop out in mid treatment but this fits perfectly. I anticipate receiving many intense treatments in the future with out leaking or overstretching my essential sphincter . Happy memories of that first tumultuous day when the school matron told me to pop down to her treatment room. Hold it! Exciting. Thanks so much to the team at SN. Having just rejoined Zity I can't post a picture but when I can I will.

I have one of those "Cleanstream Silicone Comfort Nozzle Enema Attachment" and it does include a detachable enema hose attachment.

https://www.amazon.com/Cleanstream-Silicone-Comfort-Nozzle-Enema-Attachment/dp/B00767NASE

I added a couple of these "Silicone Adjustable Keeper Ring 0.5" I.D. For Enema Nozzle/Tube" down near the base with a gap in between and now have a extra-long nozzle (or short colon tube) with a comfortable retention valley to make it easy to hold in place.

http://www.siliconenozzles.com/Silicone-Adjustable-Keeper-Ring-05-ID-For-Enema-Nozzle-Tube-AKR05FLTS.htm

Edit: A Higginson bulb is the way to go. It lets you "pulse" the solution in on demand, in between cramps if needed. I find that a steady flow seems more likely to trigger cramps, and if they do start up the bulb makes it easier to continue.

I just received a 10 inch Black silicone Comfort Nozzle with a nice curve to it. I will let you know how it works for us if you are interested.

Currently I only have one "nozzle" that I use, a silicone colon tube that I usually insert about 5-7 inches in the rectum. I got it because it seemed the safest, and it probably is, but I think for most people who are careful the risk of a rectal tear or puncture is small with any nozzle, especially if you're giving yourself the enemas.

Insertion is easy and it works well, but i do have to make sure it doesn't come out during the enema (especially if I don't get it in at least 4 inches and/or I am in knee-chest), and it doesn't help with retention at all. I'm thinking I might get something a bit bigger that stays in better, don't know if it will be a bulged nozzle or go straight to the big leagues and buy an inflatable.

A couple of times I got the colon tube in closer to 12 inches and that stayed in well, though it didn't help with retention much. I have a "tortuous and redundant colon" so I don't push things much.

Moliere, you can find some "O" rings that have a slightly smaller diameter than the outside of your colon tube. Get them small enough, and they will be hard to roll on but should stay in place. If you have two of them, you can put larger rings between them. For me, that used to be enough to hold the tube in place.

For the novelty, I have reamed out a carrot and used it to inject a four quart enema. It worked and the slow enema was good to the last drop.

May be next time I won't cook the carrot!

I just received the clean stream inflatable enema plug in the mail today. I just had to try it out. This was the first time I was able to perform my coffee enema without a leak. The enema was small 16 oz. but easy to input without the peristaltic back pressure. I looks like I have a new friend.

I have a couple of SN items arriving tomorrow so I'll have to try them out tomorrow.

Has anyone recently ordered the silver bullet nozzle from the collector. I remember seeing these nozzles a while ago and just wonder if they are still available? any input would be a great help thanks

Is the Collector still in business?

the hoseman1

@lonewolf5 - Yes

@hoseman1 - yep, the collector (enemarotica) is still doing business

My go to nozzle is a double balloon, now I get silicone ones from Amazon and they have a difficult time with the seal between the balloon and the tube. I have a couple of them and found if I'm to hold 2-3 qts for 20 minutes or so, I need to be sure the balloon stays inflated. So I've put a Tee fitting on the inflater and a blood pressure gauge ($7 from Amazon) on it. I also added a longer tube as an extension so I can see the gauge and easily pump up the balloon.

But the best is a colonic speculum and large enhancer from silicon nozzles. Then my top can compel me to hold it until disaster looms, then they just open the valve. This allows me to push it to the limit without making a mess when the agony of holding it is over the top. Real luxury

My favorite nozzle is the douche nozzle,i always start my series of enemas with it.i have several other nozzles that are silicone that i like all wider and longer.just purchased a bakelite black curved douche nozzle and i cant wait to try it

I prefer the 1 inch barium nozzle in white. This goes in easily and stays put while doing other things. It can be a bit more difficult to clean but I got some pipe cleaners and that solved the problem. I like to put it in deep then pull back until it's snug against the anus for a nice tight fit.

I love the double balloon. Very snug

Update from last 2015 post.

I did add a third colon tube I got from Optimal Health Network. It is a 32 FR 30 inch tube with a soft tip nozzle. I thought it might be the perfect colon tube for getting through the sigmoid bend given this unique nozzle attached to the end of the tube. I can't say I have made it through the bend yet so not a huge success, but I will keep playing with it.

I did get a Silicon Nozzle retention nozzle that is 1.5 inches wide. It has become my favorite nozzle given I don't have to hold it to keep in place, which means I can do other fun things with my hands. Also it means I can retain the enema for as long as I want, which adds to the whole erotic enema experience.

Silicone Nozzels KGL 1. Goes in nice and deep, stays in and hits all the right spots. I like to leave it in after the enema is inside me because it feels so good just to clench down on and I’m hands free.

I still use the douche nozzle that came with my Rexall Victoria Combination Syringe that was puchased in 1960.

Always the double balloon.. It has been my go-to for years and will be for the foreseeable future. Nothing else gets the job done quite as well.

As I said in my other posts, I’ve just rediscovered enemas. I’m buying new equipment and experimenting.

Going back to my childhood days, I have one nozzle that I remember well.

My enemas always were given with clear plastic bags, and the smaller bags I remember from as long as I remember getting enemas, I am sure I was getting them from infancy, no first enema memories, they were just a part of my life.

So those first bags, as much as I can remember did not have a separate nozzle. But when I was switched to the bigger bag there were nozzles that had a larger end and holes in the side, but there were also long hoses.

Mom always used the nozzle on me, but her boyfriend often used the hose. The hose was red, I think, and it would take him quite a while to work it in to me. Having done some reading, I think what he was doing was working to get it out of my rectum, because thinking of the feelings I would get it was all about keeping it from coiling up.

There would be times where it would get just so far and stop, and others, I loved them, where I could feel it move across.

I’m digging way back into my memories, and thinking about the sensations. There were usually multiple enemas, it was rare when it was just one. He always called it an “enema with the long hose.” Mom got them, too, I remember watching and even helping get the hose in.

It was always who will give who the enema, so yes, I got to help give them to both of them.

I'm not good getting in a colon tube, so for now, it's the Rusch latex DBC every time.

Eric

I really like the little enema nozzle because I can feel a little stream of water very close to my anus. I cannot hold very much with that one though, and the giver actually has to hold it in my bum so I'd have to say my favorite would be a long douche nozzle. I do feel the water fill me up, but I don't have to expel it as quickly, and the nozzle stays in by itself.

My new double balloon nozzle arrived today and I want to share my experiences with you. First of all, I really liked the pressure of the inner balloon on my prostate! I also liked that I didn't have to tense my sphincter to hold the nozzle in place. I guess I have never been so relaxed during an enema. What I didn't like was that the nozzle introduces the water into the rectum. I'm not used to this and the enema was difficult to hold. Normally I use a much longer colon tube that introduces the water into the sigmoid. The second enema was more enjoyable since the water got higher up into my colon. All in all, I really like my new nozzle and will definitely use it more often.

I love my Rusch DBC from Medtech 2000. Lately my enema nurse has been inserting both bulbs and the experience is AMAZING.

I have several old black nozzles that I really like. There is just something about seeing my curved black douche nozzle (can be seen in my picture next to my screen name) coated with Vaseline. Like many older enema fans, there is just something about a red bag/bulb and black nozzle.

I love my Rusch DBC from Medtech 2000. Lately my enema nurse has been inserting both bulbs and the experience is AMAZING.

EnemaAndIvory,

That's the Rusch model with each balloon inflated by its own black rubber bulb? When you insert both balloons inside your anus without the second balloon remaining outside, does it still seal as well? It would not have the outer balloon helping to seal the inner balloon against the anus, like I always do.

Eric

@ericmacson

I may have the name wrong. It's the nozzle that has 2 balloons inflated with a single bulb. I LOVE that nozzle. I also like the one with the fluted balloons, but it does not seal unless both balloons are inserted.