Faucet diverter

I've seen lots of talk about shower attachments and the like. The concept sounds cool, but not the most practical setup for those of us that keep some degree of secrecy from our spouse or others in the house.

Here is a $10 investment that I'm excited about. http://www.zity.biz/gallery/image/108544

I have three purposes for this device…

1. To route water from the faucet to the drain when I have to leave water trickling to avoid frozen pipes in the winter - to avoid rust stains in the sink. **Honestly - that's my story and I'm sticking to it**

2. To fill my enema bags which are too large to fit in my tiny sink

3. To perform "infinite supply" clear water rinses over the toilet - after a couple bags of SSE

I've seen lots of talk about shower attachments and the like. The concept sounds cool, but not the most practical setup for those of us that keep some degree of secrecy from our spouse or others in the house.

Here is a $10 investment that I'm excited about. http://www.zity.biz/gallery/image/108544

I have three purposes for this device…

1. To route water from the faucet to the drain when I have to leave water trickling to avoid frozen pipes in the winter - to avoid rust stains in the sink. **Honestly - that's my story and I'm sticking to it**

2. To fill my enema bags which are too large to fit in my tiny sink

3. To perform "infinite supply" clear water rinses over the toilet - after a couple bags of SSE

[color=#000000]But do you think anybody really believes it????[/color]

Lol susie,

yes, my wife. she was the one who was complaining that I needed to figure out a way to prevent the rust stains 😃

Great looking device! So many possibilities for enemas...Stick to your story though! lol

Works pretty could for washing my ass after a session also 😃

Testing out some old toys and ended up getting my ass pretty greasy, so I decided to pop a douche nozzle on the hose and park my ass over the sink for a good rinsing.

So fucking awesome!!!

Don't know if I can describe how awesome this feels!

http://www.zity.biz/gallery/image/108661

Just make sure you protect yourself

From both a legal and a civil liability standpoint MAKE ABSOLUTELY SURE the backflow preventer is installed and working properly BEFORE inserting it. NO EXCUSES, CHECK IT EVERY TIME!!

From a safety standpoint, MAKE SURE the pressure control is in place and working before you start the flow.

If you are on well and septic system, I would dump a gallon of bleach in that well at least 12 hours before starting.

Non of the risks of letting these things slide is close to worth it!!

Just make sure you protect yourself

From both a legal and a civil liability standpoint MAKE ABSOLUTELY SURE the backflow preventer is installed and working properly BEFORE inserting it. NO EXCUSES, CHECK IT EVERY TIME!!

From a safety standpoint, MAKE SURE the pressure control is in place and working before you start the flow.

If you are on well and septic system, I would dump a gallon of bleach in that well at least 12 hours before starting.

Non of the risks of letting these things slide is close to worth it!!

Good points, Lisa. I've modified the set-up a little bit already. I've shortened the permanently attached line (1/4 OD) to just a few inches - just enough to reach the overflow drain holes at the back of the sink. I have a couple of pieces of silicone tubing (1/4 ID) that I use for filling my bag or rinsing my ass. Either of these tubes can be slipped over the smaller tube and if there is a slight pressure build up or too much water volume, they swell just enough to and slip back off the smaller tube.

I seen a nice little back flow preventer from Klystra. I plan on ordering a few of those as well as a couple of the nifty flow indicators they offer.

Our water is city water and we have an RO filter in our basement. Thanks for the tips as I would not have thought about the back flow preventer until you brought it up. Even though the probability of back flow contamination is highly remote - it's a cheap and easy addition.

(edit) I might add that I only use this for rinsing my rectum - usually after playful activities that have introduced significant lube in there. If I desire deeper rinsing, I will be using my 4 quart bag and silicone colon tube 😃