Balloon Retention Nozzles.

I have used both and find the Siliconenozzles product better. I have had two Rüsch double balloon nozzles fail, as they inevitably will at some point, since latex has a limited life before it perishes. The SN nozzle is a completely different design to earlier single-balloon nozzles and gives as good a seal as the Rüsch double-balloon nozzle. Silicone does not age the same way as latex does, and I haven’t yet read any reports of failure.

How big is the single balloon on that catheter? Volume? Diameter?

Eric

It will get up to about 7 cm diameter easily, and is probably 10-13 cm long (for the inflatable part). It is soft silicone and doesn't have the flutes so it doesn't have to be blown up to a certain minimal diameter to seal.

It will get up to about 7 cm diameter easily, and is probably 10-13 cm long (for the inflatable part). It is soft silicone and doesn't have the flutes so it doesn't have to be blown up to a certain minimal diameter to seal.

Moliere,

Thanks. Do you have a link to it? I never thought a single balloon would work for me, but I'll at least look at it. It supposedly is less prone to rupture and lasts longer than a latex Rusch DBC?

Eric

"Archimedes. The amount of fluid displaced is directly related (via Archimedes' Principle) to its volume. In the case of an object that sinks (is totally submerged), the volume of the object is displaced."

I believe its the weight of the object is displaced for an object that sinks...JMHO

"Archimedes. The amount of fluid displaced is directly related (via Archimedes' Principle) to its volume. In the case of an object that sinks (is totally submerged), the volume of the object is displaced."

I believe its the weight of the object is displaced for an object that sinks...JMHO

Thanks. And you wrote this because.............?

Eric

"Archimedes. The amount of fluid displaced is directly related (via Archimedes' Principle) to its volume. In the case of an object that sinks (is totally submerged), the volume of the object is displaced."

I believe its the weight of the object is displaced for an object that sinks...JMHO

The first sentence you quoted is correct.

The second sentence has incorrect syntax and punctuation and is unintelligible because of the bad syntax. In addition, the statement being your opinion is really irrelevant as far as the laws of physics are concerned.

Moliere,

Thanks. Do you have a link to it?

https://www.siliconenozzles.com/Single-Balloon-Enema-Retention-Nozzle-SNGLBLNNZL-1SM.htm

When you place an object that sinks in water the weight of water that is displaced by the object is equal to the weight of the object.

If an object floats then the volume of the water that is displaced is equal to the volume of the object.

@MufDvr said

When you place an object that sinks in water the weight of water that is displaced by the object is equal to the weight of the object.

WRONG

When you place an object in water and it sinks, it's density is greater than that of the water and the volume of water displaced by the object equals the volume of the object.

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If an object floats then the volume of the water that is displaced is equal to the volume of the object.

WRONG AGAIN

If an object floats its density is less than that of water and you cannot make a determination about its volume unless you know the change in water level before and after the object was placed in the water.

If an object floats then the volume of the water that is displaced is equal to the volume of a solid object THAT IS BELOW THE WATERLINE and its weight is equal to the weight of water it displaced.

Where did you go to school?

You need to go back to PHYSICS 001.

You should apply for a tuition refund.

When you place an object that sinks in water the weight of water that is displaced by the object is equal to the weight of the object.

If an object floats then the volume of the water that is displaced is equal to the volume of the object.

MufDvr,

I'm just curious. Regardless of Susie's accurate corrections, why did you write your original post about Archimedes and water displacement of objects (#218 )? I was asking about the difference between latex and silicone balloon catheters. Why did you bring up Archimedes? Thanks,

Eric

@ericmacson said

Thanks. Do you have a link to it? I never thought a single balloon would work for me, but I'll at least look at it. It supposedly is less prone to rupture and lasts longer than a latex Rush DBC?

It's Friday night and my husband is working on a proposal in his music room he needs by Monday morning while blasting a new recording of Aida so I'm going a little crazy here. . . . .

So sorry to be a pain in the ass nit-picker, but you mean Rusch DBC. 😁

It's Friday night and my husband is working on a proposal in his music room he needs by Monday morning while blasting a new recording of Aida so I'm going a little crazy here. . . . .

So sorry to be a pain in the ass nit-picker, but you mean Rusch DBC. 😁

Correct! Thanks, I hadn't noticed that and don't think I'd ever misspelled that before. I knew it was a Rusch as I've used their latex DBCs for years ever since buying them long ago from Tyler. Correction to original post made.

Eric

Susie, he just got the float/sink flipped. Floating object - mass of displaced water equals mass of object, submerged object = volume of displaced water equals volume of object (as used to determine volume of an irregular object). True when you say wrong/wrong, but getting them flipped is not the same as not knowing the process.

Susie, he just got the float/sink flipped. Floating object - mass of displaced water equals mass of object, submerged object = volume of displaced water equals volume of object (as used to determine volume of an irregular object). True when you say wrong/wrong, but getting them flipped is not the same as not knowing the process.

He made two distinct statements. Both were wrong.

He made two distinct statements. Both were wrong.

Maybe the operating theory was two wrongs make a right? 😁

Maybe the operating theory was two wrongs make a right? 😁

He never answered my queries. I'm still not sure why he ever posted his original post about Archimedes in the middle of my post about latex vs. silicone enema balloons.

Eric

He never answered my queries. I'm still not sure why he ever posted his original post about Archimedes in the middle of my post about latex vs. silicone enema balloons.

Eric

Gee, I wonder why he might not be eager to say anything. 🙄

Gee, I wonder why he might not be eager to say anything. 🙄

Maybe he is leaning back and enjoying the show with a ? and ? in his hand ?

It's Friday night and my husband is working on a proposal in his music room he needs by Monday morning while blasting a new recording of Aida so I'm going a little crazy here. . . . .

So sorry to be a pain in the ass nit-picker, but you mean Rusch DBC. 😁

Susie,

Speaking of DBC's, I read a few posts recently of yours in which you mentioned using a DBC to hold about a 2 quart enema all night. I've done this (or rather had it done to me by a Domme ex) a few times. I'm curious about this with you - other than your mummification episodes, when you've held an enema all night, what was your reason or interest, and did you enjoy doing it? My Switch Domme ex used to love dressing me in rubber and sneakers and then make me hold enemas for a few hours as she made me do other submissive chores. She did it to me overnight occasionally just to satisfy her Domme urges even more since she really enjoyed watching me struggle and complain about prolonged holding and knew it would keep me submissive and aroused and needing more orgasms. Thank the Lord we had a couple of DBC's she used on me or I would have never made it. I miss doing that with her.

Eric

Ad on Amazon for an enema nozzle. Something maybe lost in translation.

Would you prefer your balloon nozzle packaged WITH sensitive words or WITHOUT sensitive words?

"Explosion-Proof" design is probably best!

"Inflatable Enema Oversized Silicone Enema Bulb Explosion-Proof Design"

"They will be carefully packaged without sensitive words, which will not only make your product safe, but also protect your privacy."

Only $9.99 on Amazon

Guzzleguzzle Kid

If you look at it, it is not actually a nozzle. It is a balloon that blows up like a butt plug. There is not a place to hook a hose onto it to use it for Enemas.

Dan

Haven't bought from this company, but the double balloon nozzle is worth its weight in gold!

I have used the silicone nozzles single balloon nozzle for a while, i think the balloon portion is too long, if you really pump it up, > 10 pumps, it starts to hurt in a weird sort of way. also, you can push it out if you try, i have never pushed a roush double balloon nozzle out when pumped to 4 or 5 pumps. i still like the 250 x 250 latex double balloon nozzle, feels great, works great, i know they break, just buy them by the pair from the German supplier.

Anybody know anything about this new double balloon nozzle--SealCath Cephus Catheter?? I like the way the balloons are shaped. No idea how a regular citizen could purchase one.

Anybody know anything about this new double balloon nozzle--SealCath Cephus Catheter?? I like the way the balloons are shaped. No idea how a regular citizen could purchase one.

Looks like maybe you can order them here?

https://grimedical.com/products/sealcath-cephus-all-silicone-catheter-30-french

They are $350.00 each, way too pricey for me!!

The GRI medical page has it listed for $0.01. Later: that's a mistake on their page. They wouldn't sell me one for that price.

I know, that's why I ordered one and got a message from GRI that they are not allowed to publish the actual price online ??!!?? You can't buy one for a penny.

Definitely a great looking nozzle!

I have quite good experience with the nozzle, which is in the form of a narrow tube, but there is an inflatable balloon around its circumference at the end, so it is enough to lubricate this nozzle, insert it into the anal hole to the desired size and use a syringe to inflate the balloon at the end of the nozzle. thanks to this, it stays inside very well and also helps to retain water, at the same time it is very easy to insert without difficulty and after the enema, all you have to do is release the valve and the balloon will deflate by itself, then the nozzle can be smoothly pulled out of the anus.