Douche & Enema

Bulb douches

The everyday choice and the right first purchase. Soft silicone bulbs are gentle, flexible, and easy to control — squeeze for flow, release to refill. Hard plastic bulbs hold shape and push more volume but need a lighter hand. Look for a detachable or smooth-tapered nozzle for comfort and easy cleaning. Small bulbs (100–200ml) suit quick pre-play rinses; larger bulbs (300ml+) are for a more thorough clean.

Shower attachments

Thread directly onto your shower hose for a continuous water supply — no stopping to refill. Metal shower shots with a simple on-off valve are the reliable standard. Critical with shower systems: water temperature and pressure control. Run the water until it's lukewarm (never hot), and keep pressure gentle. High pressure isn't thorough — it's just painful.

Enema kits and specialist gear

Full enema bags, silicone tubing, and medical-style kits for those who want more volume and control. Suited to experienced users; step up to these after you're comfortable with a bulb.

How to douche safely

Warm water only. No soap, no additives, no salt — plain tap water is what your body handles best. Don't overdo it. Two or three gentle rinses is enough; anything more disrupts your gut lining and can make things worse, not better. Give yourself time — 20–30 minutes between douching and play lets your body settle. And clean every piece of kit after use with warm water and toy cleaner.