What do you want in a nozzle? Is there one perfect nozzle?

I personally like a nozzle I once used that was a large black hard rubber that the shaft was about an inch in diameter and it had a bulbous head that was about an inch and a half in diameter. It was very smooth and was easy to push in. I wish I would have kept that nozzle.

I have to agree; the Green Thing is it's own thing. I prefer a bat nozzle, expanded, of course to about inch at the widest, 'necking down a bit. The fit in place is a "feel good" in my book. --good subject, 4u

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There have been several posts where contributors mentioned liking the green barium style nozzle, which I think is the "7/8" flex tip enema nozzle" as sold by Optimal Health Network. I'm apparently going kinky and considering a significant increase in the enema equipment and sex toy collection, including a balloon nozzle and probably a easier-to-retain nozzle than my silicone colon/rectal tube (which I've had come out or threaten to about 1 in every 4 times).

I've also seen the SiliconeNozzles "Model K petite" which is very similar but a bit larger, in silicone, and with a few design differences, such as a smooth shaft and single outlet hole at the end vs the flex tip which has 4 holes on the side of the bulge and one on the end.

I like the idea of the silicone for durability/cleanliness, but the plastisol nozzle seems to be pretty durable as well. Cost is close (within about $5), anyone use one or both and care to comment? Any better nozzles from Siliconenozzles to consider? I like the 7/8-1.25" range because it will require less warm-up to insert than the huge 1.75+" models, and want something that stays in pretty well. Wouldn't mind something that could be used for some prostate play as well.

Links:

Links: Flex tip: http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/Flex-Tip-Nozzle-Extra-Large-Green-p/501.htm

Model K: http://www.siliconenozzles.com/Model-K-Petite-Tip-Flexible-Silicone-Nozzle-K.htm

Other options: http://www.siliconenozzles.com/Model-M-Mini-Flexible-Silicone-Nozzle-M.htm

http://www.siliconenozzles.com/Model-S-Oval-Tipped-6-Flexible-Silicone-Enema-Nozzle-S-Oval.htm

I got the green flex-tip nozzle years ago but never liked it. The tip seemed to have an edge that was uncomfortable to insert. I tossed it years ago. Now I have 2 different nozzles from SiliconeNozzles that I like a lot. I've got the "GRB36-9 Graduated Retaining Ball 9" Silicone Enema Colon Nozzle" which is my usual nozzle, and a "Mini B - Ball Seal Flexible Silicone Nozzle" that I use when I want a larger nozzle. Quality of both nozzles are very high and very comfortable to use.

I got the green flex-tip nozzle years ago but never liked it. The tip seemed to have an edge that was uncomfortable to insert.

Good to know - I was wondering about that.

Question - Do the longer Siliconenozzles nozzles with the bumps in the middle stay in in an "intermediate" position? This would be for a first enema or so so the nozzle doesn't clog - put it in a bit and have it stay in, then as you fill up you could insert more or just wait for the next enema.

I like the Model S

The edges on the flexi green nozzle can be easily smoothed by carefully flaming it with one of those small (palm sized) kitchen torches like you can get at Williams Sonoma or other good cooking stores.

I've had my green flex-tip nozzle for roughly 35 years, and it's still my favorite. Slides in easy with lubricant, and stays in very well without having to hold it under "most" circumstances. It didn't stay in on one M&M enema I was giving myself. Been very reliable, and is still in excellent condition.

I like the Model S

How well does the "S" stay in on its own? Is it small enough to pull out without getting some of the enema squirting out as your anus closes?

I like the long 4 sided douche nozzle

Moliere---in answer to your questions: I use the Siliconnozzells large diameter (I think it is a CT122) all of the time. It is my favorite. It will not stay in until you get it past one or both of the big bumps, and to be certain it will stay, I took some off of t he diameter of the valley of the last one so that it is perhaps 1" + or - and it will not come out on its own, I have to push it to come out, which is nice for the feeling of security it gives as well as a better seal. I would tell you that my experience is that getting it in past the two last, large bumps requires a good lubrication of the nozzle or the anus or both, which can be difficult if you are working by yourself.

When I take the last bit of the tip out, I do not just take it out or I will leak. I take it out slowly for the last inch and hold it against the anus when it is all of the way out until I feel that the sphincter is completely closed. Then I do not leak.

The CT122 is expensive, but I am glad I got it because it works so much better than the usual 36fr colon tube and it is much more exciting and satisfying than the usual one also.

I also have a 22" nozzle not from Siliconenozzle, but I do not remember who sells it. The large end is perhaps 2" and the small end perhaps 1" in diameter. It has veins over its length, which is stimulating. Both ends are circumcised glans. If I put the small end in, it will not stay in, but if I put the large end in, it will stay wherever I put it, which is nice. I generally put it most of the way in, leaving perhaps 4" out and then can fuck myself with that length, which is an enjoyable thing. Again, when I take it out, I hold the last little git against my anus until the sphincter is closed or I will leak.

I have several other nozzles and tubes, but these two are my favorites and if I am doing two or more enemas in a session, I alternate them.

hankb

A Rüsch double balloon retention nozzle with the tip cut off and replaced with a Depezzer would combine the best of several worlds.

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Moliere---in answer to your questions: I use the Siliconnozzells large diameter (I think it is a CT122) all of the time. It is my favorite.

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When I take the last bit of the tip out, I do not just take it out or I will leak. I take it out slowly for the last inch and hold it against the anus when it is all of the way out until I feel that the sphincter is completely closed. Then I do not leak.

hankb

I went ahead and got a Model S in the number 12 softness, and it is a nice nozzle. I do need to make sure that I am lubed up and work it in slowly, but once in place it doesn't slip out like my colon tube did. If I remove it slowly and wait about a second right at the end I don't have any problems with leaks.

It says it's about 6" long, but for the most part only 4 or so inches is inserted because it slides out until the head caches against the internal sphincter.

It's soft and will squish when I squeeze my anus, but it's stiff enough to insert with one hand provided I get the tip centered.

First off for me there is not a perfect nozzle. I have 4 (see my profile page for pics). Mine all qualify as colon tubes of various width sizes ranging from about 1/3 inches to 1 inch in diameter and vary in length from about 14 inches to 36 inches. I will usually start out using the smaller sizes and work my way up through a series of enemas. The smaller ones do a good job of getting me clean and clear making way for the larger ones to penetrate deeper. I view my nozzles as tools of pleasure and I like to build my erotic sensations as I do my enema sessions. I also like to use my various anal toys toward the end of the my enema sessions for a grand finale orgasm.

Variety is what works for me.

I want a nozzle that:

1) stays in

2) doesn't hurt when it's in

3) stays attached to the bag

4) has holes big enough that they don't clog with poop.

5) doesn't feel too bad going in and does not need to be slathered with KY jelly for that to happen

6)comes out easily and quickly when'I'm ready to take it out

7) Once the injection and retention begins it is not distracting, I can focus on the enema itself, not on the nozzle

😎 is made of a completely nonporous material so it is easily cleaned and is completely safe

I have used something similar to the green nozzle the original poster is speaking about, and it seems too prone to getting clogged with poop, especially when the patient is a bit constipated.

I have found that a vaginal nozzle, slightly bigger than the green nozzle, works much better, does not get clogged and stays firmly in place. The insertion never hurts if using proper lubrication (hey, much bigger things pass through the rectum!) and, once it's inside, you can barely feel the difference between the thinnest rectal nozzle and a vaginal nozzle.

LisaK pretty much listed my requirements for a good nozzle. I have a green vinyl retention style nozzle that I bought about 40 years ago via mail order. This is one you often see in some of the older enema videos. It's held up very well, even with the use of Vaseline on it. I just make sure I clean it well after each use. It slides in easily with a minimum of lubrication, stays in well, and never gets clogged. I have a KB-1 nozzle which sometimes feels good, but because of it's size, I don't find it terribly enjoyable when doing multiple enemas with numerous insertions and extractions. Also, had to cross-drill it to get it to flow well when fully inserted.

The nice thing about the Silver Bullet nozzle is it is stainless steel and can be heated or cooled to enhance the sensation. I think they are still available through enemarotica.

I'm old fashion . Through the years I have had a few speciality nozzels. But always go back to the douche nozzel , sometimes the enema nozzel.

Favorite nozzles are the old black douche nozzles, fluted and with lots of holes; now that says “enema”.

Is there one perfect nozzle?

No there is not a perfect nozzle for everyone. Each have their view for what works best for them. What triggers or hits the buttons to get them excited.

That being said, my sub's favorite enema nozzle is the inflatable he made. It fits him comfortably, holds the enema (or air) in, and is easily cleaned afterwards.

My favorite is the douche nozzle, I have both black curved and straight white, I don’t know why but the sight of a douche nozzle gets me going and feels good going in. Another nozzle that I have that came in a rectangle white box that has several nozzles inside has, one is similar to a douche nozzle in length but is not fluted and a little larger in diameter but the tip is kind of a large triangular shape that stays in very well and won’t slip out , kinda of hands free.

I want a nozzle that will allow me to retain whatever solution I use. A SNC retention style, a dbl (double balloon) or even a douche nozzle followed by a butt plug. It's all good❤😛🚀😜😈

All of that said, I don't know if perfection is possible.

I am completely convinced there will never be such thing as a perfect enema.

@MissStress my sub's favorite enema nozzle is the inflatable he made. It fits him comfortably, holds the enema (or air) in, and is easily cleaned afterwards.

Sounds really good! Any design details that can be share would be appreciated.

I have a horrible time retaining an enema. My colon just wants to reject anything placed inside, so keeping even a 1 litre plain water enema is next to impossible. In a nozzle I need one that will stay put, so something either inflatable or large with a very small neck is crucial to avoid disaster.

Perfect nozzle yes all nozzles are special and feel different in so many ways

How could there be such a thing as a perfect nozzle when each klismophile has their own preferences?

As for me, I enjoy using nozzles that are uncomfortable enough to get my little girl to (at least) whimper.