Shower Enema/Equipment

I have also seen shower heads on hoses that are cylindrical, about 1" in diameter and 8-10" long, with fine holes along one side for a nice high-pressure mist. You can put the shower head along your ass crack without actual insertion into the anus, and the water pressure will open the anus and fill you up. I believe this is MUCH safer than actually inserting a nozzle with water-main pressure, since volume flow is much less and the pressure first has to get by the sphincter, acting as a throttle and/or pressure reducer of sort.

I am with blitheben on this one ... we have to play safe out there .... better to err on the side of caution

If you DO want shower enema systems( I can't imagine actually using one!!) you need to be ABSOLUTELY POSITIVE, NO QUESTION IN YOUR MIND SURE of two things:

1) For your own physical safety:MAKE SURE IT IS PRESSURE REGULATED, THE PRESSURE REGULATION SYSTEM IS IN GOOD REPAIR AND HAS NOT BEEN TAMPERED WITH!! Remember, a basic urban tap water system can run 60psi!! In high rise buildings, near the bottom, even more!! Your bowel can't take anything close to half that!!

2) For your own legal and financial safety, make sure there is a fully functional, not-tampered-with backflow prevention system. Any backflow can cause contamination for many blocks in a public water system, or on a well, can affect other wells within half a mile!!

Stick to bags!! Don't do that to yourself.

Lisa is absolutely right. Cutting corners is how people end up doing stupid things. Think of it like the guy who ends up in the ED with a light bulb up his ass. Don't be that guy. A momentary thrill is not worth a huge mistake.

Absolutely great for a quick anal douche as it's always ready to go and doesn't need much in the way of cleanup or maintenance.

It has a flow control valve in addition to the diverter and on-off valves. I added a filter to get rid of the chlorine in the city water. I set the flow control so that the streams are just two or three inches high when the nozzle is held vertical and usually position the nozzle against the anus rather than inserting it into the anal canal. Four seconds works for a quick ano-rectal douche.

For the good reasons given below I break out legit enema gear for anything more than a rectal rinse or minor injection into the Sigmoid.

Hello LisaK. I agree with everything you said. I would add an absolutely reliable temperature control valve. Hot water can cause serious burns in seconds. You need a temperature regulator that will shut off the flow immediately if the water temperature goes above 110F. If the regulator is working correctly no hot water will get to the colon.

Such a bunch of worry worts!

There will never be back flow into the water system unless the entire system shuts down while you are connected. Max pressure in your innards will never get above 2 PSI and water systems never get below 20 PSI. So it would be like trying to get water to run up a 40 foot cliff. Or trying to spit into a garden hose that is spraying at you.

Switchable is right as usual. Save the money for the check valve and spend it instead on a nice steak.

Also, forget about pressure regulators. Finding and adjusting one is simply not worth the effort. Either turn the flow way down so you can yank out the hose if things go too far, or stick with a bag -- that's what they were made for and gravity is pretty reliable.

. . . . Also, forget about pressure regulators. Finding and adjusting one is simply not worth the effort. Either turn the flow way down so you can yank out the hose if things go too far, or stick with a bag -- that's what they were made for and gravity is pretty reliable.

Absolutely. I always wondered why the naysayers never thought about just pulling the hose out of their ass!

May I suggest that the open tube colonic irrigation is much like a shower system. With the open tube you can fill and release at will while the tube remains firmly ensconced in your but. Although I do not have or use a shower system, they are widely available on one of the auction sites and could be used in this mode. If pressure is a concern, insert a plastic or metal disc in the supply line. With such an orifice you can set your pressure to any value you wish by changing the disc.

OH! AND DON'T FORGET TO EXPEL WHEN YOU ARE FINISHED FILLING!

K2mmw said:

May I suggest that the open tube colonic irrigation is much like a shower system. With the open tube you can fill and release at will while the tube remains firmly ensconced in your but. . . .

That is exactly what we have in our master bathroom. We use a shower hose faucet that goes to a colonic irrigation set-up like you describe where we can lie down and have our irrigation and the waste tube goes directly down the drain in the floor.

When we want to fill the colon, we pinch the waste tube to stop the water flow down the drain, and it fills the colon. To relase the water and waste, you simply let go of the waste tube and it all goes down the drain. My husband, the chemical engineer MBA, has a lot of mechanical engineering know-how. He made a fantastic system for us. It is so very relaxing to just lie there and have the water go in and out without having to repeatedly insert and remove the nozzle to fill and expel. Sometimes, I can do it for two hours if I'm on my own time and I have numerous orgasms in the process.

We both use it, and we also just use the SUPER DANGEROUS HA HA HA!!! hose on the faucet for quick shower enemas that a bunch here are afraid of.

Susie

Is the system that you have in your home an open or closed system. Either way if you can, please give us a complete detailed description of it. I think that I would like to duplicate it. I have used a gravity closed system for years now. It uses an elevated tank with a siphon for a supply line. In the supply line is a bulb type pump of my own design. The supply line then goes through a plastic ratchet type shut off and then to a one piece speculum, (nozzle,) The effluent from the spec goes into one inch corrugated tubing to a garden hose then into the toilet/drain. That garden hose can be crimped and doubled over to provide a makeshift valve which makes it a closed system. I am considering revamping that system to make it more reliable and accurate. I would like to have one of the ready built "machines" but I find the $10K price tag daunting. Therefore any help would be appreciated.

An enema (colonic?) a day will always keep the doctor away!

P.S. I got as far as Organic Chemistry and decided to become an electrical engineer in stead!

This is a closed system. Everything flows smoothly in and smoothy out of you. No expelling pressure required. You release the waste hose and you empty out. You pinch the waste hose and you fill up. I think the nozzle is similar in design to photos I think you posted in the past.

The nozzle is essentially like the Dotolo or Dierker nozzle/speculum. My husband made a few in different materials and sizes. One is 3/4" copper rectal/waste tube with 1/2" inlet, another is 1" copper rectal/waste tube with 1/2" inlet and the one I like best is white PVC 1" rectal/waste tube with 1/2" inlet.

They all go to a 8 foot 1" I.D. latex waste tube which is placed into the drain in the floor. The foot or so of waste tube extended into the floor drain gives a bit of syphon/suction action when you empty and you can really feel the water and waste being pulled out of you. The inlet is a standard 8 foot 1/2" shower hose tube that is attached to the shower faucet thermostat on the shower wall and also screws onto the rectal/waste tube inlet. We extend the hose past the shower door and we lie down on the bathroom floor. The granite floor has a drain so when the floor is washed, you can squeegee the water right down the drain. When I take an enema or colonic in the bathroom, I use a foam yoga mat so I don't lie on the floor which can feel cold despite having radiant heat--which isn't on during the spring and summer. That's the drain we put the waste tube into. The floor drain has a trap just like the shower drain beneath the floor, so there is never any smell from sewer gases or waste.

Our bathroom is over 200 square feet and the shower is a bit less than 5 x 9 feet. The 1" I.D. rectal/waste tubes NEVER clog. The PVC one requires the greatest anal dilation (about 1 1/4") because the PVC pipe wall thickness is thicker than the copper, but it is lighter weight and if it drops, I don't have to worry about it breaking any floor tiles or porcelain fixtures.

Susie,

It sounds like you should start manufacturing this "Turn Key Enema System". You can probably start taking orders on line right now.

Plug and Play......

I love my Shower Shot. Lets me do a quick rinse and fill. Works great when you don't have the time for a long enema session. Wouldn't trade it. I also have a shower mesauge which has a flow limiter on it, which cuts the pressure down.

I wouldn't trade my Shower Shot for anything. I wished I had bought one years ago.

Susie's suggestion that 'you can yank out the hose if things go too far', reminds me of the number of times I have been been painfully scarred by brushing against a hot oven rack or a burner that didn't look hot. There are somethings in this world that you just can't react to fast enough!

Once again, Susie knows I love her dearly and Moderators often have to close ranks and pull together here .... but I have to go with LisaK on this one.

May I add that these open discussions represent the very best of what freedom of expression is all about.

What a civilized lot we are!

Incidentally, if nominated for the Darwin Award I will decline the invitation ...😃

Can I call you names for being a worry wort?????????????? 😁 😎 😜 🙄

I agree with Suzie........ the shower enema system is not a dangerous appliance. I use one regularly, usually to get clean prior to anal play with Sirensong, and occasionally just to feel clean. I have no complex pressure regulator system on my shower, just the diverter valve that switches the flow of the water from the shower head to the hand-held shower head (which is conveniently replaced by the enema nozzle when I need it). The nozzle is a 6-7 inch tube, and the water sprays out as hard or gently as I want it. Because it is a tube and has no bulb to hold it in there's no danger. As Suzie described, the water continuously flows in and out and there's no pressure build up unless I tighten my anus to hold it in, but as soon as I relax, the water flows right out. Don't stress darlings..... there's nothing to worry about.

One of the real dangers with line pressure hoses is to not let the pressure become too focused and become a projectile. Don't be sticking a pressure washer where the sun don't shine. I've used the shower hose many times but I have a diverter valve that allows me to send only a fraction of the water to the hose over the tub faucet.

^^^^ So what you're saying is that if you aren't an idiot, it is safe. . . . just like driving a car.

I have seen these advertised and wondered if they were safe. The comments are interesting. The pressure and temperature can be turned down so maybe I will give one a try. Looks like a quick fix without having to prepare a bag.

Dave

I don't think the issue is the quality of the water (tap v. bottled), but the danger of overpressuring or damaging the intestinal wall. I would just be very careful as the pressure in a line can be fairly high. I once heard a rule of thumb that if the bag was 3' or less, the pressure (for a healthy person) would be OK.

e2e2

I use a shower shot almost daily. Of course, my showers are usually quite long. I usually shave and brush my teeth in the shower as well. Before doing this, I'd waste a lot of time sitting on the toilet in the morning, waiting for something to happen. Since my shower is usally the first thing I do, after getting out of bed in the morning, it takes some time for my bowel to wake up!! LOL! That usually happened AFTER my shower and I disliked having to clean my ass when it could have been done prior to the shower.

So, my shower enemas are more of function than for play. I have hot water on demand so it's basically unlimited use. I too watch the temp and pressure, depending on my mood.

Before I got my handheld showerhead I used a typical diverter. Had an experience that made me switch. The diverter I had failed to hold the pressure I'd set it on. That was surprise enough to make me get a new one!

When I'm not taking one outside(my favorite) I almost always use the shower hand held. I unscrew the shower head and screw in the standard enema hose and nozzle or my inflatable with adaptable fittings. Not an exact thread match but the nozzle fitting being plastic grabs enough to work. if too much pressure it pops off automatically .

Much more convenient than refilling since i like long, multiple fills.

I've used shower and bathtub enemas for years. I unscrew the shower head and make sure the end of the hose is smooth, if not, I take a little electrical tape and wrap it tightly around the end. For bathtub enemas I have an extra length of hose I screw onto the shower hose, then I can lie down in the tub with my legs up in the air. When a kid, I used to be able to straddle the old claw type bathtub. I was a sex maniac when a kid and home alone. Oh, if my parents ever knew the sex scenes I had by myself when they were out for the day. Ha, I used to get hard before they even left thinking about what I was going to do when they left. I always waited a bit in case they forgot something and they came back.

That happened once, I was partway into a nice large enema at about 12, and I heard the front door to the house open, my mother had forgotten her purse or something. I did not get caught, but it was a good warning to always make sure I had given them enough time to be out of town. The old bathtub when growing up had one of those combination mixing faucets, and then one could slide on a rubber shower hose that went over the bathtub spout. I got the mix and flow right and then pulled off the shower head at the end of the red hose, then I spread my legs over the edge of the old claw foot tub, put a little ivory soap on the end of the red hose and up it went up my asshole.

I took many, many many, enemas that way as a kid. It was ultra fun! I started cuming at about 10, so I had some good years back in my parent's house. I never had any really close friends that I knew of that also did that, ha, maybe they did, just don't know, the situation just never arose to have a playmate, I sure would have welcomed one. I started with enemas at about 5 or 6 and in high school I was up to about 3 or 4 qts.

Back to the shower enema, I adjust the flow way down, the right mix, and regulate the pressure by squeezing my ass cheeks. I let the whole thing go in the shower, I find that very hot and it's an easy cleanup. Some find that gross, but it's just what I like. Sometimes I use a mirror so I can see the whole hot show!

If I'm limited for time, then I take a washcloth and press it over my asshole and waddle along over to the toilet. My new house has a nice setup, deep shower and almost a medical looking toilet right next to the shower. It's a real turn on, Just be sure the tap water is safe in your area. Also, if jerking off, watch the pressure that in all of the excitement you don't let it build up too high, generally the water just blasts by the hose up my asshole. I had some very very very very very very hot times as a teenager doing this and still do. Huge hardon and all. I also use binder clips (the large ones) on my tits, I like tit action, so the enema, plus my tit action and a slow jerk off is oh so hot! I'm horny now just thinking about it all.

Be careful of too many plain water enemas over and over again at the same time, some real experts in this forum have talked about that and electrolyte balance, etc. I can't do repeated enemas, I get so excited on the first one I just have to cum and then lose interest in another, although, sometimes, in a couple of hours I'll do another because thinking about the last one gives me a huge hardon!

I have unscrewed the shower head to get a straight flow out of the hose. Then, I turn the water pressure way down and check the water temp. I have a plastic disposable anal speculum I insert and put the hose at the end of it, so I fill slowly and if I get too much water, it just flows back through the speculum and exits. No chance of bursting the colon. It works fine, but I prefer a bag hanging over me and don't go beyond 2.5 qts.

I like the pressure/power too, because I can control it easily by how hard I squeeze my asshole shut. I never have it on a high flow rate, it's moderate. Sometimes I like a slow enema, but some days I really need a good powerful one. I never do anything even remotely dangerous, I just like being able to stand in the shower or lie in the bathtub and to be able to easily regulate the flow with my asshole tightness around the shower hose. I know I get a good filling, and then I blast out everything all over sometimes with mirrors in the bathtub or shower, and I can watch the entire action, it's an easy cleanup. And I cum with hardly jerking myself it's such a turn on. I'm really not a scat person, but I do get into watching the entire event.

The first time I ever saw an enema occur, it came as a surprise at the end of a clip I was watching. It was a shower enema. The idea appealed to me as a way to clean up for anal play or to clean up any future women who would be interested in anal sex with me. I realized that all I had to do was get an enema nozzle and replace my handheld shower head with it whenever I wanted to use the nozzle. To just attach a nozzle to the shower hose seemed a lot simpler than getting a bag and filling it up and refilling it.

But some things are not as simple as they seem. I did a bit of research on this stuff before trying it. As you will read on this thread, too much water pressure is dangerous. If the water is too hot, it's dangerous. And it is probably a bad idea to use more than 2 quarts in one filling- especially since the idea tends to be to do a series of enemas until the water expelled comes out clear.

To avoid these dangers, I turn the water pressure down low enough so that if I hold out the nozzle parallel to the floor, the water does not shoot out in a straight line but rather flows in an arc. I test the temperature by letting the water fall on the palm side of my wrist and making sure it does not feel hot or cold, just slightly warm. Finally, to monitor how much water goes inside, I fill up a 16 oz bottle of water and use a stopwatch to see how long that takes. Then I know that four times that length of time equals 2 quarts, and I watch the stopwatch as I fill. I don't think I have ever gotten all the way to two quarts before feeling full enough to stop.

According to what I have read elsewhere on this site, it may or may not help that my shower has a filter on it.

I recently bought a Jim Dandy shower nozzle and I love it. It's all stainless steel and 7/8" diameter. There are 5 holes in the end and there are no sharp edges. I bought a 3-position diverter valve at Home Depot. One position is the shower head only, the next is the nozzle only, and the third is both shower and nozzle. I get the shower adjusted to the temperature I want and then gradually turn the diverter valve until the nozzle squirts the flow I want. At this point there is still a lot of water coming from the shower head so as I stand under the shower I would immediately know if there was a sudden temperature change but there never is. You must not use one of the popular automatic diverter nozzles. Lots of the ones being sold now work like the diverter valve on your kitchen sink - when you press the button on the sprayer hose, the valve shuts off all water to the faucet and diverts all the flow to the sprayer! This would be ok if you intended to use the bathroom shower hose as it was intended but we have better uses for it. I'm not worried about overfilling. I've taken many hundreds of bag enemas and know what full feels like. I usually take several small enemas in the shower and expel right down the drain. If I expel a really large solid amount I switch the valve to the nozzle only position and blast the solid away. One final comment, although the Jim Dandy is nicely crafted, mine arrived in a terrible mess. Some of the holes were completely stopped up and the threads were full of gunk. It took a few days to get it spotlessly clean. I suspect the polishing compound used to give it a nice smooth finish was not removed and had hardened.

Hi there, I'm under the impression that the use of water pressure by direct connection to a flowing water source (IE: faucet) Is a bad idea. My reasoning is that it could put too much pressure on the parietal peritoneum and potentially cause herniation. Does anyone have any information for/against this idea and can post to assist in (my own and those who actually enjoy enemas) education on this point? Thank You!