Is this ok???

Is it ok to use a

Shower hose

Or an air pump (air enema)

Here is a link to some posts that may discuss air pumps.

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=searchf;doit This one you go to page 7 and watch for switchablesusie's comment about not using an air pump (the pressure of some can blow your bowels apart.

Here is the same link to the search of shower hose

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=searchf;doit

Play safely please.

I wouldn't do that!! Too many issues. There HAS TO be a way to control the pressure! City water lines can run 60 PSI. Output from a well can run 40!! WAAAAAAY more than enough to rupture the colon!! The other issue is back flow. Even at those pressures, back flow can be a problem. It is real! It CAN happen. Most cities impose hefty fines when it does!! Plus, it can contaminate the water system for blocks!!! Back flow on a well can affect other wells within half a mile.

Simpler safer and just better to buy a bag. Or two!!

As others have said, be careful of too much pressure.

Never use what I call a Continuous flow (IE connected to the house water supply) with a retention nozzle. If you do connect to the house water supply as I have done for 15 years, use a restriction device to limit the flow and pressure. Here is what I use at home and on the road in hotels (If the strainer will come off the faucet) http://www.zity.biz/gallery/image/64451

Still use a lot of common sense, turn it on in the shower and watch how strong or weak the water is spraying out the nozzle as you open and close the handles, temperature is also something to watch. Find a good flow then stick it where the sun dosen't shine. I really like how I can vary the water temp and flow rate while sitting on the pot, just letting the water flow in and out.

As with all enema play just be careful not too much pressure or temperature even if you use a bag or bucket...

Shower enemas are just fine. Don't run the water too fast and listen to your body when it says you have had enough.

As skybear said, DO NOT use a retention nozzle when connected to a house water line. It prevents you from pulling it out quickly if you need to.

Aquarium aerator pumps work slowly, so they are OK as long as you don't use retention nozzles, STAY AWAY from air COMPRESSORS. They can deliver 50-200 PSI at several cubic feet per minute. That will rupture your colon in less than a second.

I have been using showerhose enemas for like eight years now...

I use a relatively small nozzle, and when the pressure gets too high inside myself i automatically relax - my body tells me to do it, so i do it - i wanna bet on myself, that i cant squeeze that much with my ass-muscle that i can damage myself from pressure...

And of course - using a retention nozzle is plain stupid - it is okay to think a bit about what you're doing 😃

And of course i run the water slowly 😃