Preferred Nozzle Insertion Depth

I would love to try a colon tube. Although, I do not have one. Does anyone know where i can get one for very cheap? I would love to see just how far i can get one in me...Thanks

I wonder how the tube on one of these would do as a substitute for a colon tube? See: http://www.drugsupplystore.com/servlet/the-869/Basic-Cleansing-Enema-Bag/Detail

I like a deep insertion but for me personally the thickness is important. I like a thick nozzle, maybe 5-6 " in length.

I just like the insertion part...how far it goes up isn't as important. 😁

It's all about the insertion, not so much the depth.

A.

I like the feel of anything as high up as it will go.

All I can say, is if you like the insertion, a colon tube should be on your list of favorite nozzles because the "insertion" can be a couple of feet, taking a long time if you like, rather than a few inches. YUMM!

The deeper the better!

Colon tubes are wonderful for insertions, so long and slow going in. I have an fr38 and would like one slightly smaller in dia.

Buy a "large volume disposable enema bag". Drugstores do not carry them, but they are available in Sickroom Supply stores or on the internet. They hold 2 qts, are translucent and the best part is that the tubing which is an integral part of the bag ends in a rounded off tip with holes on the side, just like a colon tube. No nozzle needed. They are inexpensive ($ 2.50- 5.00 each) and can be re-used repeatedly. Hope this info is of help to you

I think this is for thr benefit of the photograph since when the nozzle is fully inserted, nobody can judge how much of it is inside!

Insertion depth for me is always dependent on my state of mind at the time. Like my state of mind,the insertion depths vary... 😃

G.N. 😃

I have a 7 inch jet black curved custom nozzle that I always use, and I like to move the entire length of it slowly and gently back and forth into my rectum while I'm taking my enemas. I really do enjoy deep insertions. They feel so awsome!!

^^^^ If you like deep insertions, you should consider thicker colon tubes that will get you 18-36 inches inside.

Dep insertion is a must for a complete enema satisfaction.I love snaking my colon tube about 42 inches,especially for those warm high volume enemas.

I have an anal fissure that begs for a fairly thick whatever, douche nozzle or 38 fr or larger colon tube, and all of these go in as far as I can get them. However, when I am in a hurry for a quick mini cleanout I use a bulb that has a modern skinny nozzle. I once perforated my rectum with this thing when it got into the fissure and I was in misery for a couple weeks (I had to use a sanitary napkin to keep from getting blood on my trousers). Now when I use this bulb I put the tip against my anus but not inside. The feeling of the water forcing itself in is quite a pleasant one, and another advantage of doing it this way is that there is no back flow if you slip and release pressure on the bulb before withdrawal.

I have noticed that beyond a certain distance, maybe an inch and a half to two, into my little anal opening, there doesn't seem to be any more tactile sensation on the walls of my colon. For my enemas, I normally use a 'standard' adult rectal nozzle, which reaches about that when fully inserted. My major 'feeling sensations' are the sliding in and sliding out of the nozzle, and of the temperature of the nozzle (which reflects the temp of the solution) and any flowing of solution that touches the wall where there is still tactile sensation. The expansion of my colon because of the volume of the enema liquid squeezes the interior of my abdomen, and causes me to feel full, and I am sure triggers other sensations which I don't directly feel, but result in my feeling cramps, and the urge to expel. However, if I use the 'douche' nozzle normally supplied as part of a 'combination set', with its little sideways jets, the sensation of feeling the liquid flowing in, is enhanced (for me, anyway) because the flow can be directly onto something that can actually feel it. Coming out the sides, the solution directly impinges (hits) something that can 'feel the touch'. Here is the relevance: For me, if I slide such a nozzle too far in, it goes beyond where the jets can be directly felt, and it just becomes a larger bore delivery device (about four times a normal standard adult rectal); to gain what I see as an advantage of using a douche nozzle, it should be only slid in a certain amount so that the feeling of the solution 'rubbing' me as it flows against those sensitive tissues is reached. This mechanism is like that of running water over your hands; sure you can feel the temperature, but you also feel the pressure of the running water as it hits your skin. Now, if this is not an objective of yours, slide it in as far as you like; but beware, the lack of tactile sensation beyond a certain point could mean you can't feel an impending accidental puncture. Colon tubes, I understand, are properly finished (smooth ended) and soft to prevent such problems. But the 'standard' rectal nozzles, and other hard plastic products can potentially be hazardous.

As for how enema insertions are depicted in commercial enema videos, where quite often a douche nozzle is used, and it is only partially inserted, well, that is stagecraft. I enjoy viewing it, vicariously wishing I were there, etc. Who knows whether the actual sensation (of the actress receiving) is even considered; somehow, I suspect that the amount of fluid that actually flows is probably not that great (if any at all); I mean, can you imagine having to do a half a dozen 'retakes'? You do the math. 😁 😁 😁

C.

I have a half inch in diameter by 30 inch long silicone pet nozzle that has a special plug set into the delivery end. I got it from Optimal Health Network. [color=#0000ff]http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/[/color] I reworked the end with a leather punch, so that it has over 6 small radial sprays. Removing that special tip allows for better cleaning too. I usually don't work it all the way in, but like so many, enjoy the spray just barely inside. However the few times I have advanced it all the way in were quite memorable and exciting. Using a load of gel lube that Kroger sells in a big tube, and dispensing a fine goat's milk soap laced solution to sort of open the way, I discovered something I want you to see for yourself. Where do you suppose your transverse colon really is in relation to your belly button? As you feel about with your finger tips you can monitor the advancement of this adventurer. Finding the tip under your skin is a real study. Often it surprises you and you find ways to get extra verification of its whereabouts.

I have a pretty thick, 30" colon tube which I use all the time. Mostly, I only insert it 5 to 6", but sometimes I get all of it in. I'm always careful because I've heard plenty of stories about puncturing the colon wall. Don't want that!

When I first started useing it, I found that if I inserted it just the right depth and had the slot at just the right location, the feeling was amazing! The flow of water there was something I had to do over and over.

I also have the standard drugstore nozzles. BORING! So I bought a large one on-line. It has a flaired head. Once you insert it, it stays!

Still using the standard "kit" nozzle but researching sites for a better one

I love it when my partner takes a well lubricated oversized douche nozzle that's been soaking in a very warm enema solution and slowly slides it 6 to 8 inches deep into into my rectum. The feeling of that pipe against my prostate gives me a rock hard erection, and when the hot water starts to flow out of the tiny holes on the side of the nozzle, the end of my penis begins to ooze small amounts of ejaculate.

I prefer a long colon tube inserted about 30 inches.

It's far more erotic than standard nozzles

I agree with Jan a long colon tube inserted about 24-30 inches is best. Easier to maintain fluid then with a standard nozzle.

10 to 12 inches is all I need. any more than that and it becomes uncomfortable

I prefer a nozzle with ribs or beads and inserted deep and slow.

Any depth of insertion feels good. My fav is an old douche nozzle that seems to fit at about 3-4 inches. But a "Tickler" with an adult enema nozzle is the best of all. You can feel the water as it exits the nozzle for the entire bag, not just the first rush of water. It gives me a firm on every time.....

My favorite is a colon tube on a second or third enema. So ... insertion length about 9-10 inches.

RE: "My favorite is a colon tube on a second or third enema. So ... insertion length about 9-10 inches."

No disrespect, but the whole point of using a colon tube with an enema bag is to insert the water higher into your colon than the rectum, such as at least the sigmoid or preferably the descending colon. If you only insert a colon tube 9 or 10 inches, the tip of it where the water comes out is most likely still in the rectum, which is defeating the entire purpose.

If anyone else is considering buying a colon tube to insert only 9 or 10 inches deep, don't throw your money away. You'll be just as good off with the nozzle that comes with a standard bag you can buy at any drugstore.

Crotchsaver -- My tube is only 12" long.

Insertion of 9-10 inches IS in the sigmoid colon. The rectum isn't that long.

Regardless of insertion length, using any significant volume, the water ALWAYS goes higher than the tube. Besides, you either need very soft feces in the colon for the tube to push through or you have to be partially cleaned out before advancing the tube very deep anyway. If you are packed with hard feces, the tube isn't going anywhere unless you pump in water with it, which as I said, goes higher up than the tube.

A deep insertion is not required to have an excellent enema cleanse. It's just more fun that way.

RE: "Crotchsaver -- My tube is only 12" long."

Jinny,

Sorry, the only colon tubes I am familiar with are these that come in lengths between 24 and 60 inches:

http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/LatexFree-Silicone-Colon-Tubes-For-Home-Enema-Kits-p/0HColonTubes.htm

RE: " Insertion of 9-10 inches IS in the sigmoid colon."

Susie,

Oh really? Because I've completely inserted my 24-inch colon tube without it entering my sigmoid. Do you think that makes my rectum 24 inches deep?

Oh wait, you didn't consider that the colon tube Jinny is talking about might POSSIBLY be coiling up inside her rectum without ever entering her sigmoid, did you? It's happened to me and at least two other people I know. That's all I'm saying.

RE: " Regardless of insertion length, the water ALWAYS goes higher than the tube."

Well, I and others I know prove that statement completely false. With some people, the rectosigmoid junction will not open to allow water into the sigmoid unless it is physically forced open by the tube. Using a colon tube does NOT guarantee that it will transit the rectosigmoid junction and enter the sigmoid.

^^^^^ I completely agree with you that if the tube coils upon itself, it will go nowhere.

I answered the question based on the context of the stallion tube you posted, which will not coil up on itself in the rectum unless you have thoroughly distorted and ridiculously factitially enlarged it with balloons or other objects.

With any significant amount of enema solution, the water will go father up the colon than the tube. The tube has to make its way through feces and the muscular wall of the colon, whereas the water, being a fluid, will find its way through the cracks in the feces, between the feces and colon wall, and pass through the mass, just like water entering your basement through a crack will get through easier than your trying to force a tube through the crack in the basement wall.

By the way, there are red colon/rectal tubes that come in 12-16 and 20 inch lengths, and I have them in 28-40 Fr sizes, but I rarely use them since I like big stiff fatter tubes.

If you search my older posts, you will see I have said that for years on this forum.

Most hospital grade enema prep kits with a 1/2" dia rectal pipe/ barium tip are marked for a maxiumum insertion depth of 5", but for most patients I seldom insert it more than 3" - 4".

My college exam book (written 1997) specifies:

1" - 1 1/2" (Infant - 2 yrs)

2" ( 3 - 5 year olds)

3" (6-13 year olds)

3" - 5" ( 14 - Adults) * Dependent upon body size and height *

All of these insertion depths are only vague and reliant mostly upon a nurse's good judgement to assure safety. The key is to make the insertion comfortable as possible, but as deep as possible without reaching the point where the rectum bends toward the sigmoid colon. Here's where you run the risk of perforating the rectum, which is why I'll only go 4" for most people, and occasionally 5" only for larger individuals.