Homemade Double Balloon Nozzles

Make my own. Much less than that and repairable. Need some diy skill and suitable bits and pieces. Have made several using different materials and methods. Want to hear more? Radian

Here is how I make mine.

Its not all that hard to make. You can use - enco.com has the material you need. http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INPDFF?PMPAGE=797&PMITEM=319-5035 select the size you want, I have used 1" and 1 1/8". Then drill partway through the middle and from the bottom drill 3 holes at a slight angle for your 1/8" pipe to hose barbs. Now drill, at an angle from one hole to the middle or water hole. Then drill straight down the other 2 to desired depth for the 2 punch ball balloons http://www.amazon.com/2-Punch-Ball-Balloons/dp/B000NVZQNW and drill from the side to meet. I used rubber bands to attach the balloons. I put 3 grooves to keep the rubber bands from rolling and rounded top in the lathe but that could be done with a file. The single is about the same, but with only two holes and somewhat easier to make.

I enjoy these nozzles a lot and wouldn't think of spending the money on one of those flimsy doubles they sell. Been using my homemade nozzles for 20+ years now and have replaced the balloons only a couple of times.

Interesting patent :-)

Do you have a pic of this ? As I understand, you cut the tip off the balloons and slide them on the polycarbonate rod, and close the ends with rubberbands Right?

Balloons already ordered... :-)

Yes that's right. Also cut the end so that it stretches over the rod so its smooth for the rubber band. I'd add pics but can't.

Hate to be a buzz-kill, but aren't you guys concerned about the chemical safety of the materials you're using? I would fear that those punch ball balloons, for example, could be leaching some nasty chemicals into your body. Before anyone says it - yes many of the commercial enema nozzles can be made of unsafe materials too. I've had a klystra silicone double balloon nozzle for years now and it is an extremely high quality nozzle - should last a VERY long time.

I would pretty much bet that there is worse stuff in the food most people eat everyday than is going to come from a balloon or a piece of polycarbonate which is used in food prep.

Not necessarily true. The plastics used in food prep are (normally!) food safe only. It all really depends on the material and who made it - some are very high in particularly nasty toxins while others are not.

Here's a way of keeping the punch balloons contained

Cut the tip off a condom, bind on the tip end and pull it over. Helps with the hygiene too!!

Something I do before this final cover is to bind the leg of a stocking over the two balloons. Get it right and it gives a lot of strength and a harder balloon to help seal when inflated.

radian

Still would love to see a picture, i don't fully understand the construction.

Any one ...?

I would agree with Medfet guy. Those punch balls have paint of some sort on them. And they are made in China. I will stick with surgical grade materials. Worth the cost. Also hate to have one fall apart inside me and have to explain why there were punch balls up my ass to the triage folks at the ER. Those stories pass around hospitals pretty fast.

I wish I could find a step by step tutorial of how to home make a double balloon,Ive wanted one forever but never seem to want to pay the outrages cost,also I am torn,I know I want the big one but remember reading they don't really seal you very well because there is to much space between each balloon.Does anyone have both and if so verify this or in general the benefits or drawbacks of each

Are there any manufactured ones that are reasonably priced? Most I have seen run $80 to $150-way too much. Any ideas?

I am torn,I know I want the big one but remember reading they don't really seal you very well because there is to much space between each balloon.Does anyone have both and if so verify this or in general the benefits or drawbacks of each

I have the 500cc and the 750cc nozzles from klystra. Both seal well, however the 500cc seems to seal better than the 750cc. The disadvantage of the smaller nozzle is that if you have a dilated rectum the 500cc can come out when a really bad cramp hits and you push; while the 750cc nozzle will not. both are great depending on the situation.

Again, pics or a diagram would be nice

If you can't post a picture in the library, you can always post on a picture posting site and post a link here.