Safety | Colonic tube - safe insertion…

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It's the ultimate penetration!!! 😄

It's counter-intuitive how such a long tube, whose length is typically up to some 30" (75 cm), can safely go up the ass, given that the rectum is only a few inches long, before the colon makes several sharp turns. The key is that the colonic tube "swims" around the bends. Therefore, it can only be properly inserted into a colon already full of water. NEVER INSERT IT DRY! If dry, at best it'll fold up like an accordion -- and at worst it'll poke the intestine uncomfortably and dangerously.

Here's how I do it.

First, a preliminary enema (with expulsion) to "clear the way".

Next, I insert just the tip of the colonic tube (no more than a couple of inches) up the ass. Then I turn on the water and wait until at least a quarter of the enema bag is empty. At that point, I insert more of the tube. NEVER FORCE IT! If I encounter ANY resistance, I wait for more of the water to go in, then I try again. If there's still resistance, I pull it out an inch or a few inches, and re-insert it.

A resistance is a probably a sign that the tube is trying to go the wrong way, as it randomly flutters around in the water-filled colon. Pulling it out a bit, and re-inserting, usually fixes the problem. In some cases it takes doing that a few times. But that's part of the fun! It makes a long insertion even longer...

It feels a bit like inserting a key into a lock in the dark. You "wiggle" the key a bit. Likewise, when I insert a colonic tube, I usually go in several inches, then out a bit, then in some more, then out some more...

If you're a beginner, it's best to choose an extremely thin tube -- the kind that's so soft that you could stick it up your eye without hurting yourself! And don't go past 10 inches or so. Wait until you do it a few times and get the hang of it.

The thickness of colonic tubes is measured on a scale called the "French scale". I have no idea why! But "14 Fr" (14 on the French scale) is pretty thin, and therefore soft. "16 Fr" is more substantial, and "18 Fr" even more so. Around "20 Fr" or "22 Fr", the tube starts getting a fair bit stiffer -- and more difficult to insert safely. For beginners, I recommend 14 or 16. The French scale has nothing to do with the length of the tube; it only measures the thickness.

It's common to have little or no sensation of the enema flow when the colonic tube is deep up one's colon. However, the sensation of fullness -- deep inside -- can be absolutely fabulous!

When it's time to remove the tube, do it very slowly. It's a lot smoother to remove it -- and comfortable for the enema receiver -- if the colon is full of water at the time of the removal. In other words, remove the tube and then expel. If you expel before removing the tube, just enjoy re-filling the bowels, and then "reel out" the tube.

(DISCLAIMER: I am not a doctor and cannot give medical advice.

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@WildBill2 and @ProV1 thanks so much for all the detailed feed back. If I get another colon tube, which is something that’s not going to happen right away, I’ll surely go with a little more diameter. When I ordered this one, I debated with myself and got advice for weeks before going with the softer of the 2 choices available. In the end, I really felt like the softer of the 2 was best for me as I wanted to be as gentle as possible on my insides. Also, I didn’t think there was any great difference in the two levels to start with, which I may be wrong about, and I was familiar with soft silicone from my KLG1.

I honestly expected this to be a one time purchase, not a trial and error journey. Though I should have known better from reading comments from experienced users, all who seem to have a collection. While I don’t have any real previous experience with colon tubes, I’ve been using butt pluggs for about 10 yrs now and I have a collection of them mostly because finding the right butt plugg is trial and error as well. Over the past 10 yrs, I’ve purchased at least 30 butt pluggs. Of those, I still have about 20. Meanwhile, I use only 1. All this tells me that being anal erotic is an expensive thing.

JC1956

Thank you all for the expertise and excellent tips (no pun intended)! I have been experimenting with colon tubes lately and find the sensations they produce to be quite phenomenal. I am very new to this site but have learned a great deal from sharing the information from so many. Thank you all!!!

WildBill2

@trouble63, I'm sorry. I misunderstood. I thought you had your CT-63 in the softest silicone that Silicone Nozzles uses, which is '00-20 Extra Soft'. Looking at the website, your CT-63 tube only comes now in '10 Soft' and '18 Mildly Firm'.

My CT-75 is in '10 Soft'. It's a little too floppy, and I wish it were a little less soft. I would probably have a little trouble using a CT-63 in '10 Soft', because its smaller diameter would make it even floppier.

With practice and using our advice, I think you might still have success with your 28" CT-63 in '10 Soft'. I do think you'd have better results with a 28" CT-63 or CT-75 in '18 Mildly Firm', however.

There is no perfect colon tube or any kind of anal toy. I've got a huge collection, and I've thrown out a bunch of them. It makes sense to have different toys for different purposes and different moods. Just looking at butt plugs alone, I've got one I like to insert for having sex with my wife or for masturbating, one that feels so comfortable that I can keep it inserted for days, one that I use to retain enemas, another retention plug with a 1/4" bore I use for high volume enemas, and a plug so huge (for me) that it takes me 15 or 20 minutes to insert it.

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I feel like throwing a party. The last time I posted in this discussion I was getting extremely frustrated with the ct 63 I had recently gotten from silicone nozzels. Now, after 6 mos of trying, I’ve finally had success. Can you imagine a party to celebrate successful insertion of a colon tube. What would my vanilla friends think?

I was about to order a twelve inch model F when I decided to go for one more try. I looked up the anatomy of the rectum and colon and took a good look at the drawing, then lubed, relaxed, took deep breaths, laid on my left side, aimed down and back and the next thing I herd the release of pressure as I passed through the juncture. After that, it was no problem getting the rest of my 28” ct63 in place. I even did a finger ck before inserting the retaining ball. It was fantastic.

It’s a complete game changer too. I could never understand before how or why people could have an enema inside them and be able to masturbate. Now I got it.

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I'm planning/hoping to get a 39" shower shooter from siliconenozzles.com. I've easily taken 20" - 22" of our flexible shower hose inside. I'd like to get deeper if I can. I routinely bottom out on my two 18" dildos. I suspect I will order it in the 10 (soft) firmness. I don't see the first 25" or so being a problem. After that, I'll very carefully and very slowly find out.

Enema Runner

I feel like throwing a party. The last time I posted in this discussion I was getting extremely frustrated with the ct 63 I had recently gotten from silicone nozzels. Now, after 6 mos of trying, I’ve finally had success. Can you imagine a party to celebrate successful insertion of a colon tube. What would my vanilla friends think?
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It’s a complete game changer too. I could never understand before how or why people could have an enema inside them and be able to masturbate. Now I got it.

Congratulations! Your kinky friends here might help you celebrate because "we understand."

Once you get how to safely navigate the twists and turns of your own colon, it gets easier. That first turn at the sigmoid can be an interesting challenge but the sense of release when the tube finally passes is pretty incredible.

Granted, I am using somewhat larger diameter tubes which have less tendency to fold back on itself (though the CT-75 isn't much larger than the CT-63). Getting the right firmness can be a challenge (I like the #12 softness for the CT-75 though I have one in the #18 softness). But getting to the retention ball and inserting it for the first (and many more) time and opening the valve to introduce your enema at a completely different location opens you to a brave new world.

Lucyyub

Hi: I'm Lucyb and this is my first post. My friend and I are really interested in deep colonic insertion. We're both quite petite and, though we have some experience with insertion, we've never gone deeper than than a slim 8 inch gel dildo. Neither of us is interested in much anal dilation, like butt plugs etc, In fact we need to do a lot of anal massage etc. to be able to take two fingers comfortably, either our own or each other's. Our interest is in going as deep as possible.

I just ordered a double ended serpentine which we hope to get in the next few days, but we're also interested in the shower shooter and would enjoy reading users' comments about both of these. We will welcome any help and advice we can get at this point. We know to use a lot of lube and we use a lube shooter to get it as deep as possible, also massaging it in the rectum with fingers prior to using a toy.

For preparation, we use glycerene suppositories to start with, then a soapy enema delivered with the standard longer douche nozzle that comes with the red bag. This is followed by a clear water enema, retained for a while, then a second bagful of clear water flush through fairly quickly.

I hope some of you will respond with any help or advice on deep penetration you can offer.

FunnStrict

I have found the silicone colon tubes from Seeking Health or PureEnema very easy to insert. It still takes patience but when well lubricated (I use Dove soap or the soap I am using in the enema) it goes in easily. They are 11mm (33 Fr.), They come in 5 and 6 feet lengths.

Lucyyub

Thank you funnstrict, I'll look at both these sites and see what they offer. Both of us are really serious about going deep and looking forward to receiving our double ended serpentine. We decided we do not want to try doing anything with makeshift, home made stuff, but Anna did get her brother to bore out a slim silicone dildo to take a regular enema nozzle. We plan on trying it tomorrow evening and I'll certainly report back here. I guess he froze the dildo and did the boring and smoothing while it was frozen hard. I haven't seen it yet but Anna says it looks and feels good. She hasn't used it for anenema yet, we'll do that when we're together. Stay tuned.

Enema Runner

Hi: I'm Lucyb and this is my first post. My friend and I are really interested in deep colonic insertion. We're both quite petite and, though we have some experience with insertion, we've never gone deeper than than a slim 8 inch gel dildo. Neither of us is interested in much anal dilation, like butt plugs etc,........
I hope some of you will respond with any help or advice on deep penetration you can offer.

First, welcome.

Second, if you use search, you'll find lots of discussion about colon tubes.

Third, in this thread, you'll find lots of good advice.

Fourth, I like to use really long tubes AND I'm pretty aware of my own anatomy. SO, be aware that threading a long tube can be a challenge. It's a bit like pushing a rope (even though you have a mostly fixed path to traverse). You don't have to use tubes with retention balls, but it helps.

A couple of things from my own experience. Thin tubes are a bit more difficult to thread through because they can only made to be so stiff before you turn them into a rod. It takes a somewhat empty colon to thread through the upper reaches.

You'll have several significant turns and strictures to pass, the very first one at the upper end of the rectum. From what I've read and my own experience, the first challenge is the upper rectum with the valves of houston. A tube can "hangup" here before ever reaching the first significant turn into the sigmoid colon. The transition to the sigmoid colon, once the tube begins the turn, is pretty smooth for me as is the turn into the descending colon. I can feel the tube just above the left hipbone when it makes the turn and begins to travel up the descending colon. The distance in depends upon whether you have a "long" or "short" sigmoid.

For me, at about 28 inches in, the tip of the tube is approaching the splenic flexure. By 32 inches, the tube has made the turn and is now crossing my abdomen in the transverse colon. My favorite tube is a 36 inch CT-75 (1-inch diameter) that reaches into the transverse colon. It has a 2.5 inch retention ball (though a smaller retention ball or no retention ball options are available). There is something quitte incredible in feeling the warm liquid of the enema solution being introduced there and feeling it flowing in both directions to the ascending colon and back bown the colon toward the rectum.

The next sharp turn is under your liver at the hepatic flexure. For me, that's somewhere around 44 inches in and even with the larger diameter tube, its difficult to thread through that flexure, When I do make that turn, its clear sailing towards the bottom of the ascending colon. My longest tube is 60 inches long and my sense of it is that the tube "bottoms out" at nearly that full length. An enema given from this depth and feeling the flow from the ascending colon all the way back is hard to describe. Feeling the filling/expansion of the ascending colon is an interesting feeling as the solution has only one direction to flow and fill you up.

Yes, be well lubed, But a trick that helps is have plenty of lube applied and maintained around the anus. Deep lube helps but dragging the tube through the anal sphincters is not necessarily "fun." One other trick is that a little addition of enema solution can help the navigation of the tube.

Have fun and be safe.

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@enema runner: thanks for the encouraging words. I’ve gotten much better over the last 2 months. I use my CT63 about once every other week. It is a very satisfying experience.

Snake17

Thanks for all the techniques! Its gonna help me to reach my transverse colon with my snake dildo of 36inches long!

Do you think guys thats inject mineral oil before can help to go deeper into the colon? Thanks