Shower Enema/Equipment

Yes, it's great..very forceful and makes we want to fill up good and tight!

When I enema in the shower I always use a bag or can which I fill up with the shower head, not in my wildest dreams would I put a high pressure hose in my pooter. First I remove the drain grate so solids can go straight through, then fill and hang the bag, insert the noz, open the clamp, and take my shower while I am being filled. When full just release and everything goes down the drain. Great sport!

I love the idea of an enema while your taking a shower. Washing the outside and inside at the same time. 😃

To me just the sight of a bulging bag is so much hotter the a shower shot

Here is an idea for those who do not want to spend the money on a "Shower Shot." Buy a bulb douche syringe. Get the blue one with the large curved and tapered rubber douche nozzle. Buy a hand held shower unit and install it on your shower. Anyone looking at your unit will see nothing more incriminating than a hand held shower. The nozzle has a large diameter opening at the base, which can be forced over the end of the shower hose with some lubricant and a little effort. Just remove the shower hose, don't lose the rubber washer, install the douche nozzle and you're ready to go.

The large curved rubber douche nozzle feels really great inside my rectum. I use the nozzle three diffferent ways.

(i)I turn the flow way up and grip down as hard as I can on the nozzle. I can only take about 16 to 24 ounces before the water comes spraying out around the nozzle. I do this over and over.

(ii)I force the entire nozzle up into my colon. I use plenty of lubricant because the nozzle has a wide ridge at its base. I point the curve forward towards my navel and insert it up into my colon, about 10 - 12 inches total length. I hold it in place with the hose and push out like I'm shitting. I get a continous flow of water through my colon and rectum. Sometimes I grip down until the pressure forces me to expel.

(iii)I turn the flow way down and take a large volume enema. Using a stop watch and measuring cup I adjust the flow to different amounts. Sometimes I adjust to a quart every 30 seconds, other times I adjust it to a quart every minute. At the slower quart per minute, I have successfully taken 4-1/2 quarts (4 minutes 30 seconds).

Have never tried a shower enema. Sounds very intereting. Also sounds as if there is some special equipment needed. Is it called "sure shot" or "shower shot"?

Look forward to your answers and advice.

Regards, alphamgrone

I was wondering too about the 'streem master' set up for shower enemas....anyone ever try it? I would like to know if its worth the money...

I have never heard of streem master. Where can I find it?

Regards, alphamgrone

The main website is: http://www.streemmaster.com/ but there are sites where it's selling for lots less...

I'd love to hear more feedback from people about sure-shot/streemmaster set-ups -- i'm moving to a new apartment soon and am thinking about setting one up...

PINK CHEEKS I think the Sure Shot Is Better....attaches to shower hose, love how it feels, soothing and if you give your self a good soap enema first, rid the bulk then use this in the shower over and over its like a great colonic........very nice.

The right spelling seems to be Shur Shot. Might help if you're googling for it. (No, I haven't got one.)

Thanks for the input MC. I think you are right about the Shur Shot. The only advantage I can see about the Streemmaster is that it is more portable and doesn't need to be attached directly to the faucet, it only hangs on it.

The stream master seems ideal for those that do t have an ensuite in their own bedroom and need to hide their enema equipment when done.

1) just how much pressure can the colon take before it ruptures?

It varies somewhat from person to person and also depends on whether or not you ever had surgery or any colon disease. It could be as low as a few psi, or a bag height of 6 feet. To see what that feels like, put the tube in your MOUTH and hang the bag six feet above.

2) are the butt muscles holding in the water a sufficient safety pressure release valve?

Absolutely NOT, especially if you sit on the tube or hold your butt cheeks together. The anal musculature is strong enough to contain more pressure than the colon, although you might leak a little water.

3) just what are the results of a rupture? i.e. where in the spectrum between instant death and bleed a little for a short while are the results of a rupture.

It depends, there is some individual variation. You could die rapidly or slowly as a result of hemorrhage, septicemia, or peritonitis. You won't know how your body reacts until it is too late.

4) what are the warning signs of a rupture and how bad do they need to get before I schedule a doctor's visit? before I call for an ambulance?

You might notice a sudden release in pressure or other pain or nausea. You might not experience any pain since the colon itself has no pain receptors. For example, when you have a colonoscopy, you can have a biopsy without any anesthesia and NOT have any sensation of it. You would have to call an ambulance or somehow get to an emergency room and hope for the best. There is no time to schedule a doctor's visit.

Shower enemas are fun and I do them, but you have to know your limits.

Not to be picky but 6 feet of water is about 2.5 psi.

Not adding the proper amount of salt is dangerous, very dangerous

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That's isn't true for anybody who doesn't already know they have a serious renal or electrolyte problem.

If what you say is the case, people would be ending up in the ER or dying every day at colonic spas, which obviously doesn't happen because that would surely be a reason for the authorities to close them all down.

I just ordered mine! Plus a nice big plug for some retention. I'm improvised with tubing in the past and thought I should upgrade to the real thing.

I think that as long as you don't fully insert the tube you're fine. Just let the water squirt into you.

While there is little scientific evidence to support or refute the benefits of colon cleansing, critics say it's generally unnecessary and at times may even be harmful. Although doctors prescribe colon cleansing as preparation for medical procedures such as colonoscopy, most don't recommend it for detoxification.

www.mayoclinic.com/health/colon-cleansing/AN00065

Too much water taken internally can, and has, killed people. Too bad my former posts were deleted.

"If what you say is the case, people would be ending up in the ER or dying every day at colonic spas,"

People have wound up in the ER, and worse, because of high colonics. And several places were shut down.

People pay a lot for acai berries yet they are no better than blueberries. People fall for a lot of stuff and scams.

The shower enemas look kinda spooky, but I guess if you're careful they're very convenient.

Reviewing a friend's version of the shower enema, the SirClean. (For the record, he gave me a freebie on the grounds of asking for a review, but I'll try to be fair and unbiased nevertheless.) My background is as a pro-domme.

Basically, the SirClean is your typical shower-attached enema with one major difference: it's got a valve on the nozzle end. So, when you divert to it, water flow stops until you squeeze the trigger. Using it as a toy, this makes a huge difference: I can pause the flow, deliver a little spanking, add a bit more enema, pause a bit and taunt some, deliver a bit more enema... previously I could only do this with a bag. (I suppose I could have inserted and removed the nozzle and just let the water run between fill-ups, but that just seems hokey.) Upside is it's definitely easier than messing around with bags, limitation is it isn't portable (I can't take it to the dungeon and administer it to someone tied up there).

I tried it once with a client on the toilet, but that didn't work well. Can't see the anus to get easy insertion. As a solo thing, though, it looks like it would work.

The nozzle is a stiff metal tube with a little bulb on the end, several inches long, with a curve to it. The water comes out the tip (as opposed to the sides, like the "douche" nozzle that comes with bags.)

Cleaning-wise, it's a metal handle, metal nozzle, cleans up easy. Between uses, since it's being shared between non-bonded people, I take the nozzle part off (it takes two adjustable wrenches) and soak it in glutaraldehyde (a medical-grade sterilant). It's inconvenient, but then so are STDs; this approach is probably overkill for anyone who's not a pro-domme. More a nuisance than hard.

There's a different model, too, with a rubber nozzle. I didn't care for that one... not for enemas, anyway. I could see it as a bidet, but... meh, at least from my standpoint.

The hose has a metal appearance but isn't, by feel maybe flexible PVC. It's not quite as cool appearing as stainless hoses but it's smooth and possibly easier to clean off soap scum and other bathroom crud.

He also markets it as a douche, so after a dip in sterilant I tried this on myself, and it's okay. Not as fun as the pulsating adjustable massaging showerhead, but, y'know, it does its job. Easier a bag, definite better than those useless little Summer's Eve things.

So... I can't think of anything else to say about it. Overall: A nice addition to my equipment. For those interested, you can search it out as SirClean on the 'net. Joyous enemas 😃 !

Hi, my first post. Why start here, I'm not quite sure, but here is where I thot I'd start as this is of great interest to me.

I have not used a Shur Shot or Streem(sorry, whatever it is). My method is two five feet shower hoses (the ones that alternate silver and black stripes...you know the ones, lol. I have a flow valve at the shower head end for saving water, as that seems to be the latest craze these days, and another valve between the two hoses, mostly so I can reach it when I'm laying down. I think I might be taking colonics rather than enemas but continuous slow flow (an hour or so) is quite pleasing and really feels good as mentioned earlier here by Mike.

This setup allows me to stand, squat or lay down on my back (oh, I should add that this in a full sized bathtub) while I enjoy the ebb and flow of this procedure.

Please take your time to get used to this, i.e., nice and slow to start as it (as I recall) somewhat painful to get used to and not too hot or not really comfortable much below body temperature either.

Thanx for reading.

Id like to try these systems, but the setup invovled sounds like a pain in the butt.

The set-up for these is easy.

The Shur shot/shower shot attaches to a hand held shower hose. You connect it to your main shower head with e Y connector available at hardware stores and Home Depot. An adjustable wrench or pliers and five to ten minutes will do it.

The streem master is simply an enema bag that hangs from the shower head. You position the streem master so the shower head fills the bag.

I have nothing but positives regarding the shower enema system. i've had it for several months and i use it almost every day. recently added a double balloon nozzle to it as well

^^^^ Don't the inflation bulbs get clogged and the valves not work due to the water when you use it in the shower?

Their use is fine with the streem master type devices that work on gravity, but it is extremely dangerous if the ballon nozzle is attached to the shower water line as in the Shur shot/shower shot.

The Y connector with a valve on each outlet is a neccessity in my tub. Having the handy hose for cleaning up and doubles for a bit of rectal rinseing. I agree it not to be trusted for colonics with the dangerous line pressure.

Although some feel there are unhealthy levels of chlorine gas in the water supply, its contact is limited by the short retention time.

For complete enemas I use a bucket to mix and supply the gravity system. The chlorine will rise out of standing water in a short time. Have you noticed how it improves the taste as well?

Your avatar is so nice as your tricks are good .

What a nice view , I would never be tired to see a such beautifull view .

Been a long time since I last contritbuted.......

So here's something I discovered. A new hand held shower attatchment. You know, one of those things with tthe different kinds of streams you twist the head for. I put it on "pulse" which is pretty strong rapid pulsing flow. Then I work it up tight against my anus so that the strongest jets of water are right at the opening. The sphinctors start to relax then sort of dilate and in go these tingling little jets of water. No nozzle just stimulating spurts of water. So there is continuous stimulation as you fill! Lovely