Shower Enema/Equipment

I have a 'sure-shot' enema attachment on my shower and enjoy using it after a series of bag enemas. It is a good way to clean out completely and doing it after other enemas is much cleaner. Like al enemas under pressure, just adjust the pressure so it is comfortable. It is s a great way to play with the water and adds to one's excitement.

I like a shower enema to clean out then leave one in and get fucked, my personal slip N slide

Speaking from personal experience, it's perfectly safe as long as you go about it safely. that being said, comfortable temperature, very low or slow flow, can fill you right up and feel amazing too.

Shower enemas are great. you can adjust the flow rate and temperature as desired, it was wonderful this morning. must leave a coffe enema is waiting.

My solar camp shower bag was perfect during holidays

That's why you're supposed to put the water on a gentle, low flow when you do this. It's obviously very risky to put a nozzle in your butt when the water is blasting out of it.

I have a shower shot that I refrained from using because the water main pressure is too high at 60 PSI. I have now removed the shower head and inserted a ball valve between the main pipe that protrudes from the wall and the shower hose with the shower shot. Most recently, I have found that the shower shot and the shower head can be unscrewed and replaced by fitting the shower hose with a tubing barb. With 3/8 in. tubing attached to the barb I can self administer open tube colonic irrigations at the temperature and pressure that I desire. The flow can be started and stopped almost instantly and I can use either the shower shot or colon tube to deliver the water into my colon. Its an easy to use modification that gives me an enema a day to keep the doctor away.

Not only are shower shots quick and easy to administer but any accidental leakages can be easily dealt with. I've found that for some reason I can take a larger volume of water than with an enema bag and achieve a fuller feeling.

Simple Shower-massage Enema

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So many variables yet with so little extra stuff.

The idea is to drink it up till some fullness is felt, then notice that the in-flow improves.

Standing in a standard tub, set the flow to almost cool, but still barely warm. Using whatever shower head mode suits you, pull your fanny open to receive the spray. Press the spray head up tightly so the spray is strongly working at your sphincter. Working it up as close as possible, pay attention to your breathing. As you exhale your abdominal almost sucks. Inhale and anticipate the next exhale by planning to draw some of the spray in when you do it. Then think of lapping at it as you exhale. Put your right foot up onto the tub side and work at it some more. Do it again some more again with left foot up on the side. Then for the grand gesture, put your chest onto your prominent knee. And then back to the right foot on the side again. By this time you will have happily felt some slip into your wanting hiney hole, and maybe even have a slight sense of holding your goody. Be ware, at this stage the dynamics change a little giving a different flavor to the experience.

Work at it step by step, giving each little change up a real try.

If you get frustrated and tire of trying, apply a small gob of hair conditioner onto and around the area of your trials.

We have a shower shot nozzle but we have to turn the water way down low. It's easier we found to just take the shower massage head off. My sister bought a long hose in case someone wants they can lay down and use it. We don't use it as much as we used to. Whoever was doing going to use it usually had to take at least three bag enemas before the shower head hose. The reason if because I have a garden tub with jets etc and a large bathroom. But the holes for the drain in the tub are small and you don't want anything getting in the suction of the jets. We don't turn on the jets unless the tub is totally clean first. But we still found out the holes in the drain are smaller than normal.

I'm not a shower enema lover. I can't conltrol che pressure and the volume of the liquid. With shower enema you can take only tap water... no it's not for me 😃 but I enjoy the easy way you can take an enema 😃

Has anyone ever used any type of shower enema device (EX: A CleanStream brand system)? I have been looking into getting one but wasn't sure how good they actually are. Read the reviews on Amazon and they were pretty split. Some said they absolutely loved their shower enema system and others not so much.

A few months ago, Susie told how to make a shower hose that told you how much pressure you were using and how to regulate it so that it would be safe. Look it up. It could save your life.

hankb

Hankb, Thank you.

Here is the link to that post. it's a few pages back.

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=238998

I love the shower enema. I Simply unscrew the head from the hose and insert the soap slicked end in. Deep or shallow. It's really nice and easy. That's at the end of the shower so I can hold ithe enema standing up, drying off. Sit on the toilet when dry and all comes out so nicely. Flush and done. Wife has no clue I do this all the time. Good and clean all day.

. . . . Wife has no clue I do this all the time. Good and clean all day.

You have never been caught with a hose up your ass?

Do you lock the door so she can't come in while you're in the shower?

Our bathroom has a lock on the door, but no one ever uses it. We just come and go as we please.

I've set up one in my shower an it's a great way to douche the rectum and lower sigmoid in preparation for play or for rinsing out afterwards, but I wouldn't use it for much of an enema simply because there's no way to control the volume of water or the pressure, only the flow rate.

Some considerations...

Almost all drain plumbing consist of 2 systems, a large diameter "soil" system which drains the toilets, and a much smaller capacity "waste" system which drains sinks, baths, and washing machines. (The waste system connects to the soil system before leaving your house.) Your shower will be connected to the wastewater system which was only designed for water, dirt, and often gets clogged with hair over time. What you wash out of your butt will be going there, so think about how you're going to make that work before investing. Unless you make major plumbing modifications, it's not going to be able to handle much. That's why I think of it more as a convenient douching system than an enema system.

Another consideration is what are you going to tell children or visitors who need to use your bathroom and spy this thing hanging from the shower head? (Me, I remove mine and stash it in the cupboard in advance.)

I wound up improving on my system by replacing the combination control valve/diverter that it included with a simple on/off diverter and added a separate flow control valve after it. That way I can simply click the diverter on/off to engage and already have the flow set at a fixed rate. I also wound up replacing the included 6' hose with an 8' one so it could be used in other than a standing position. And lastly, reviewers of various vendors report that some of the metal nozzles are only plated and deteriorate with use. (As it happened, mine included a solid aluminum nozzle). If I were to do it all over again I'd probably put it all together from scratch and avoid a kit since it would've cost less, but if you're into anal play it's definitely worth having. No need to mess with the bag for a quick lower bowel rinse.

One thing I have not understood with shower nozzles: Many people are very careful about how much water they put in themselves (or someone else). Some will take only two quarts, and others will go over four, but the amount is important to them. When you turn your shower on and stick the nozzle in and let the water run for a while, how could you possibly know how much you are taking in? Or does it really make a difference?

Another question: People have all sorts of favorite mixtures, solutions, and such that are very important to them. How art they able to put some sort of mixture in using a shower nozzle? Or are those doing showers not concerned with mixtures and plain water is fine?

hankb

That's why I don't call it an 'enema' system, just an anal douching system.

Radio--that is a good point you make.

hankb

I agree that a shower "enema" is really only for smaller amounts of water. The way I know how much water I'm using, is that I set the flow to very low, just a bit higher than if it was only dripping out. Then I get out a watch and count how many seconds it takes to fill a 16 ounce bottle. Then, with my eye on the watch, I only leave the nozzle inserted for no longer than twice that time span. So I never go over a quart with a shower enema.

I have several of my favorite enema nozzles, with the 3/8" standard barbed connectors, that I would like to use in the shower attached to my standard shower hose. Has anyone found any type of adapter to somehow connect these barbed nozzle connectors to the hose via a short piece of 3/8 rubber hose? There is a vast amount of creative energy here in Zity, so hopefully someone can help me out!

Have used shower nozzels for years. I always use the nozzel before my first enema. clean out the lower bowel. then the fun can began maybe a big soapy or a nice 2 qt rinse or a good coffee enema which I have now. p.s. enjoy the felling.

Slowhand --- Easy to make an adapter. This is how. Go to any one of the box type home stores and pick up a CPVC 1/2 inch MALE threaded adapter that takes 1/2 inch CPVC pipe in the other end. Purchase a short length of pipe. Most places have pipe in short chunks of a couple of feet or less. Cut the piece of pipe about 2-3 inches long and glue it into the adapter. Then take your hose and slide it into the end of the pipe and glue it as well or use the following options. You can glue the pipe and adapter together with the adhesive recommended, but I wouldn't buy a whole can of adhesive to do that. Super glue, silicon adhesive or even plastic electrical tape will work fine. The easy way is to put the whole thing together with electrical tape and tape the hose to the pipe as well so if you don't have any adhesives handy I suggest you do that. CPVC pipe is the darker cream colored pipe that is made to handle hot water. It is slightly smaller in diameter than the whiter PVC pipe and it will fit your hose much better. The 1/2 inch threaded adapter will thread directly to the end of your flex hose after you take the hand sprayer off. Just make sure that you use the little rubber gasket that is in the hand sprayer between the plastic adapter and the spray hose or the connection will leak. You can pull the rubber gasket out of the hand sprayer (it may have a small screen for a filter in it) or purchase one at your box store since they are readily available. My guess is that using the electrical tape option and the parts I'm suggesting you can make it for a few $s. Good luck!

I also used to do this as a kid, like bobby4627. Like, the same exact story, so i can't add any extra details.

The recommended "Stand-Pipe" water pressure regulator is a perfect solution. However, it may work out to be a little awkward in use. Since our shower head has a diverter lever valve on the shower head to select the wand/hose or the fixed head, for use, I have stumbled onto the idea of leaving most of the flow directed to the fixed shower head.

Doctor "Lifeknox" has strongly recommended we seriously avoid sending chlorine from chlorinated water up the arse for the fun of it, saying it is dangerous and subtle saying he fears cancer from chlorinated water douches. He strongly recommends 103F solution that is very saturated with baking soda. I am planning to adapt a water filter to my shower head. I had one, but dropped and broke it. I used a "PUR" sink filter. But they quit making that old model, just before I broke it. And the new model is not as favorable to douching as the old one was

^^^^ Once again, if you can drink it, you can use it for enemas.

Besides, internal feeling, how to gage how much water is being taken in for safety and not overriding?

I frequently fill with the shower hose then step out of the shower into the toilet room and expel. its an easy way to begin the day clean 😃

Besides, internal feeling, how to gage how much water is being taken in for safety and not overriding?

If I feel fairly full and don't think I can take much more, that's always a good time to stop. When I did shower hose enemas, I let my body tell me when enough was enough. That's good advice in general anyway. As for how many quarts went in, I personally didn't much care, as long as I didn't over do it, and enjoyed it of course.