Hard to Clean, Great for Cleaning
The Colt anal douche addresses many common symptoms caused by poor eating habits as well as prepares you for clean anal play. It's relatively simple for beginners, it requires little or no assembly (depending on your attachment preference), and ordering it online will save you time and the embarrassment. The Colt anal douche would be a perfect five stars if it were made of safer material and could be disassembled for better cleaning. Go ahead, and try it out!
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Pros
Price.
Comfort of size.
Easy for beginner use.
Comfort of size.
Easy for beginner use.
Cons
Instructions are not thorough.
Difficult to clean.
Difficult to clean.
Do you suffer from constipation, gas, colon issues, or intestinal parasites? Would you like to have squeaky clean anal sex? If you answered yes to any of these, the Colt anal douche might be for you!
The Colt anal douche comes in a box with the bulb in one sealed plastic bag and the ribbed attachment in another. A small piece of paper with "instructions" is provided, but you are better off researching the use of enemas yourself for safety and other important information. The box is red, white, and black. There is a muscular man with a tight butt in a tiny speedo on the front of the box. He appears to be squeezing his buns together, which I find to be somewhat hilarious. The box suggests easy cleaning of this product, but even in the material information section, latex is found to be difficult to clean.
Does it clean well? Generally speaking, bulbs are too small and aren't recommended for adults, but I had no problem with this douche. It was easy to administer by myself, though I did have to look up a recipe for the solution for it. 1 or 2 quarts of water are recommended, which this douche is clearly incapable of holding. Just make sure that you fill the entire douche with solution. If you shake it, and you can feel air in it, you may want to place it with the tip up, squeeze out the air, maintain a firm grip and submerge back in the water to fully fill. 1 teaspoon of pure sea salt per liter was recommended in order to avoid depleting your electrolytes with a plain warm water solution. However, I only planned to do this once as a trial, so I went ahead and used regular warm water.
I prefer the douche with no ribbed attachment (there is no assembly this way, though the attachment just slides right on), and it can be used either way. Honestly, the attachment just gives you more to clean and kind of shoots water in all directions like a sprinkler. When using the bulb, you must be careful to keep the bulb squeezed tightly as you extract it in order to not pull the unsanitary water back into it. I had no problem with this, though I do see that other reviewers complained that small or weak handed users may have an issue with this.
The suggested holding time is 10 minutes though I had to look that information up, and it's suggested to douche until clean. There are no instructions on how many times is safe or how often you should use the colt anal douche. There are also no directions on cleaning the product. Finally, the colt anal douche is latex, which means it smells strongly of rubber, but it is exceptionally hard to clean and porous. Do NOT use alcohol to try to clean this! These are all clear safety issues. As an added safety warning, you should always feel the tip of these products for any sharp edges, though I found none with this item.
The tip is inserted easily since it is smaller than the standard width and length of a sharpie, and the douche consists of 4 1/2 insertable inches. However, if you prefer, a water-soluble lubricant is suggested for even easier insertion. You can either squat and insert the tip, lay on your side, or you can lay on your back as well for the easiest use. I used the anal douche in my shower as I was afraid to make a mess. After holding it in for about 5 minutes, I sat on my toilet to empty. I can tell you that I felt squeaky clean afterwards, though I had to come back to the toilet twice to empty. I had even had minor stomach cramps prior to douching, and they disappeared completely. If you still feel like you need additional cleansing, you can always douche and then reinsert and douche again for closer to the recommended amount of water.
Additional tips:
It's best to use the colt anal douche in the morning before you eat though it can be used at any time.
You may need to use the toilet up to an hour after the enema. If you are cleaning for anal play, make sure you account for this.
Nausea is an uncommon side effect, but eating fruit the night before your enema can help clean the way and protect against this side effect.
Drink water the day before. Try to avoid carbonated beverages, which are known to cause gas.
The water should be at body temperature to minimize the feeling of the water flowing in.
If you have current health issues, check with a Dr. before using this product.
The Colt anal douche comes in a box with the bulb in one sealed plastic bag and the ribbed attachment in another. A small piece of paper with "instructions" is provided, but you are better off researching the use of enemas yourself for safety and other important information. The box is red, white, and black. There is a muscular man with a tight butt in a tiny speedo on the front of the box. He appears to be squeezing his buns together, which I find to be somewhat hilarious. The box suggests easy cleaning of this product, but even in the material information section, latex is found to be difficult to clean.
Does it clean well? Generally speaking, bulbs are too small and aren't recommended for adults, but I had no problem with this douche. It was easy to administer by myself, though I did have to look up a recipe for the solution for it. 1 or 2 quarts of water are recommended, which this douche is clearly incapable of holding. Just make sure that you fill the entire douche with solution. If you shake it, and you can feel air in it, you may want to place it with the tip up, squeeze out the air, maintain a firm grip and submerge back in the water to fully fill. 1 teaspoon of pure sea salt per liter was recommended in order to avoid depleting your electrolytes with a plain warm water solution. However, I only planned to do this once as a trial, so I went ahead and used regular warm water.
I prefer the douche with no ribbed attachment (there is no assembly this way, though the attachment just slides right on), and it can be used either way. Honestly, the attachment just gives you more to clean and kind of shoots water in all directions like a sprinkler. When using the bulb, you must be careful to keep the bulb squeezed tightly as you extract it in order to not pull the unsanitary water back into it. I had no problem with this, though I do see that other reviewers complained that small or weak handed users may have an issue with this.
The suggested holding time is 10 minutes though I had to look that information up, and it's suggested to douche until clean. There are no instructions on how many times is safe or how often you should use the colt anal douche. There are also no directions on cleaning the product. Finally, the colt anal douche is latex, which means it smells strongly of rubber, but it is exceptionally hard to clean and porous. Do NOT use alcohol to try to clean this! These are all clear safety issues. As an added safety warning, you should always feel the tip of these products for any sharp edges, though I found none with this item.
The tip is inserted easily since it is smaller than the standard width and length of a sharpie, and the douche consists of 4 1/2 insertable inches. However, if you prefer, a water-soluble lubricant is suggested for even easier insertion. You can either squat and insert the tip, lay on your side, or you can lay on your back as well for the easiest use. I used the anal douche in my shower as I was afraid to make a mess. After holding it in for about 5 minutes, I sat on my toilet to empty. I can tell you that I felt squeaky clean afterwards, though I had to come back to the toilet twice to empty. I had even had minor stomach cramps prior to douching, and they disappeared completely. If you still feel like you need additional cleansing, you can always douche and then reinsert and douche again for closer to the recommended amount of water.
Additional tips:
It's best to use the colt anal douche in the morning before you eat though it can be used at any time.
You may need to use the toilet up to an hour after the enema. If you are cleaning for anal play, make sure you account for this.
Nausea is an uncommon side effect, but eating fruit the night before your enema can help clean the way and protect against this side effect.
Drink water the day before. Try to avoid carbonated beverages, which are known to cause gas.
The water should be at body temperature to minimize the feeling of the water flowing in.
If you have current health issues, check with a Dr. before using this product.
Follow-up commentary
1 day after original review
I've started to really dislike the Colt anal douche. After a few days of trying to dry it (and trust me, I've tried everything), I'm still seeing a little water come out when I shake it. This cannot be sanitary and makes me scared for booty mold (is that a fictitious problem?). I'm tempted to throw it away, but it's almost dry now. I might use this once more, but after that it's going to be replaced by disposables or something easier to clean.
I can only imagine how awful it would be to try to clean the ribbed attachment. After all, it basically has a tiny groove all the way around it where the water comes out in a 360 degree motion (butt sprinkler system, anyone?).
I have noticed that there are silicone douche/enema options on Eden. Silicone might be a better idea for anyone looking for this type of product, and a douche/enema that can be more easily disassembled for a better cleaning is certainly a better idea.
I can only imagine how awful it would be to try to clean the ribbed attachment. After all, it basically has a tiny groove all the way around it where the water comes out in a 360 degree motion (butt sprinkler system, anyone?).
I have noticed that there are silicone douche/enema options on Eden. Silicone might be a better idea for anyone looking for this type of product, and a douche/enema that can be more easily disassembled for a better cleaning is certainly a better idea.
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interesting
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Nice enema tips there at the end. Thanks for the great review.
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nice review! ty
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nice review! ty
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Thanks for the review!
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Thanks for the review and especially the additional tips for douching!
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