Double Balloon Nozzles

I have on made of vinyl.after a series of cleansing enemas i use the double balloon rectal catheter to retain a mixture of green or chamomile tea and aloe vera juice. i've held it in for about an hour at a time and find the sensation to be very erotic. be careful not to over inflate the inner nozzle this can be painful.

I REALLY want to get one - I like to give me wife retention enemas and this would eliminate leaks....plus would be very erotic getting her prepped

I made the decision to purchase a double balloon rectal catheter after doing enemas for about 8 years. I used it the very afternoon it arrived in the mail from Beth Tyler. After getting my bag ready and the double balloon rectal catheter connected, I proceeded to enjoy my first slow double balloon rectal catheter enema. MY thoughts the whole time during that first enemas was why did I wait so long to get one. The double balloon rectal catheter is my favorite nozzle now.

A good solution: inflate the double balloon rectal catheter with water. The sensation is better with the weight of the water. When the double balloon rectal catheter is inflate by 750 cc of water , you have the same sensation that retain a large enema....

They seem like a lot of fun those that i have seen are expensive any one find a reasonable priced one

A double balloon rectal catheter is designed so that it has two balloons incorporated into it's structure, with a hollow tube that runs inside it to carry your enema solution and injects it into you. These balloons are independent of each other and usually have one inflater bulb per balloon. The bulbs themselves put one in mind of the old fashioned blood pressure cuff bulbs.

The whole idea of this is to be able to lubricate the top balloon with something like K-Y Jelly or something that won't deteriorate the latex if the device is made of that. (Some are silicone and there's no chance of that happening but they are more expensive). Once lubricated, one simply inserts the deflated balloon into their anus as far as they can, and once inserted, you pump the balloon up just enough so that it cannot exit past the anal sphincter because it's now much larger. Then, to make sure you have a snug fit that won't leak, you pump the lower balloon up thereby allowing less space between the two and making the inner balloon seal very well.

You can now start the enema flowing without worrying about being able to retain it. You can retain it for as long as you like, (or can stand) and when you're ready to expell the enema, you simply sit on the stool, and deflate the inside balloon and it will come out on it's own (GUARANTEED!!)

Here's a link to a picture of the devices (both latex and silicone): https://www.bethtyler.com/public_html/pages/eqip02a.htm

There are several other links in this website so be sure you take a good look at them.

Hope this helps! 😃

Double balloon rectal catheter... now there's something that's on my to do list .

To the guy who had the bleeding when trying this nozzle, I hope you are ok now! Please post and tell us how you did.

This shows how CRITICAL it is to try the equipment outside before putting it inside. Try to see how big the cuffs feel in your hand as you inflate it. I find that it always gives me an erotic rush to demonstrate this to my patient, and when she holds the nozzle the look of fear mixed with excitement is precious.

Enough of my personal kinks, be SAFE!!! Try the stuff out and be sure you know how to use it before you shoot the tube inside!

I have a large 4-quart (4 liters) clear silicone enema bag with matching silicone hose and double balloon rectal catheter with extra large inside balloon; I absolutely love the feel of the inflated double balloon rectal catheter and use it for all the enemas I take; it is practical in allowing me to retain longer and very pleasurable. 😉

The double balloon rectal catheter is the best way to go for retention particularly for gut-busting solutions like lemon juice or vinegar etc they can be bought at medical toys .com

I've had one enema with a double balloon rectal catheter . . . my enema nurse had it, but the only problem is that it is a little difficult to get inserted, especially if the anus is not relaxed. However, once in, it is a delight. You can relax and not worry about any leaking. She was able to inflate it to my comfort level, both inside and outside. Definitely worth the experience!

Yes I have used one. Found it a bit uncomfortable to get in as the bulb is quite bulky even when deflated. Once inflated it cannot move and the enema is held until it is released. No chance of an accident.

My question is about an inserted double balloon nozzle. When the balloon is inflated, with the enema flowing in, there are times you get the urge to go and start pushing out. Of course with the nozzle in place nothing comes out but can this do damage to the anus. I also have a one way valve on the line so there is no back flow. This makes it impossible to even push the fluid back into the bag putting even more pressure on the anus. Thanks for the feedback.

With 750cc in the front and 250cc in the back nothing is going anywhere.

It is kind of a strange feeling, but not a problem.

I have a 750cc it's pretty big. I and kind of wish i had a 500cc instead. It helps to let it warm up a bit and don't over inflate. I usually stop a little short and then add a couple of extra pumps if it leaks.

Yes. We use a 250cc double ballooning nozzle. Works GREAT! Love it!

These are so expensive that I wonder is the internet sources don't price gouge - because they can. Has anyone tried to just walk into a surgical supply store and ask for one? Enema nozzles are not a regulated item in the US.

The urge to push against the balloon won't do any harm. I would be carefull about the one way valve if you are going above a couple of litres in volume. You don't want too much pressure in your Colon

I have only had two enemas using the double balloon rectal catheter. In both cases, like the suggestions in earlier posts, this was not used in the first enema. I purposefully selected one enema nurse because she had a double balloon rectal catheter. She also used a rectal dilator nozzle on the enema before the one with the double balloon rectal catheter. I don't remember really feeling the water from the enema. Since I had never had one used on me before, I was a little bit surprised that I had to allow her to follow me into the bathroom to remove it. Now I know why.

You could have removed the nozzle yourself. She just WANTED to do it. That way she gets to see the first splash of the expulsion as you sat on the toilet. 😁

Oh yes! Have a double ballooning nozzle. It's the only way to receive! Love it!!!

Yes, I have use a double balloon rectal catheter many times. It is OK but not as good as the double pumped ones sold by Beth tyler which have separate balloons and entirely separate inflation tubes and pumps.

The balloons of a double balloon rectal catheter can connect with each other so, the inside one can send its air to the outside one and then the whole can slide out!!

Ah, the difference between the German style and the American style. The German type has the 2 balloons connected together with one pump. The American style has 1 or 2 balloons each with its own pump.

I have never tried the double, but I had a double balloon rectal catheter and I liked it. I'm thinking I should get another one.

Often: on myself and others. A novel game is to insert both bulbs, pump the front up full and the back less full. Start the water and push out the smaller bulb while holding the larger while being filled.

After reading all these posts I've decided to splurge and get one. I'll do my homework online, but any suggestions regarding vendor, double or single balloon rectal catheter, silicone or latex, one or two pumps, etc.) will be appreciated.

Peanuts--

Some things to think about: 1. The single balloon rectal catheter does not have anything to hold it tightly against the inside of the rectum, so unless you pull on it after it is inflated, the liquid in the enema can escape around it. That's the reason for the double balloons. (Remember the Wrigley Doublemint chewing gum ad, "Double your pleasure and double your fun" or something like that?) 2. Latex kind of turns me on, and is softer, but it is more demanding of good care. Oils or petroleum based lubricants like Vaseline will attack and eventually destroy latex. Silicone is stiffer, but far more durable. Both the silicone and latex double balloon models use (2) bulbs to inflate the balloons independently, so there's an opportunity for a little creative fun. The German double balloon model made by Rusch uses only one inflator, but I like it because the balloons are close together on the shaft of the 34 french rectal tube, providing a much tighter seal (at least for me) than any of the other models,(and after many years, I have used them all).

I have noticed that the double balloon silicone models offered on eBay by the vendor "Prannyl" appear to have their balloons spaced closer together in the pictures than the silicone tubes from Beth Tyler or Klystra, but maybe it is just a newer model than mine.

One last comment. Whatever type you get, be careful not to get the one-way valve in the inflator bulb wet, because the spring in the valve will get rusty, and the valve will leak. It is very distracting to have a balloon slowly deflate in the middle of an enema!

Enjoy!

Thank you very much, Willyum, very useful pointers. As to the "closeness" of the 2 balloons, I understand the point, but not sure how to judge it except by using several models (a rather expensive alternative!!) Avoiding leakage for me is an important issue, so I'll probably make use of your experience and go for the Rusch model if I can find it (haven't done my homework yet.)

They seem to lokk verynice but i have yet to try one. but that is on my list of things to try

Double balloon rectal catheter are awesome! Let you retain high volumes longer, able to relax completely during administration without fear of leakage. Like all things latex, care must be taken in their cleaning & storage for longevity. I've been waiting for my 10+ year-old double balloon rectal catheter to give up the ghost, so I can replace it with a silicone model.

Also: Insertion & inflation most definitely add to the sensual experience!