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Douches

A douche refers to a jet of liquid (typical water) directed against or into a bodily part or cavity (such as the anus or vagina). Our duches are a part of our BDSM collection, however they also pair well with dildos, butt plugs and anal toys.

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Douches

Douches: Let’s Get to the Bottom of Them

Feel more confident during anal play by learning how to clean with a douche

One of the concerns you might have when exploring anal play is, “What if I have an accident?” Individuals interested in trying anal sex for the first time worry about the poop issue, which is totally normal. That area is generally considered by most to be a dirty place; therefore, one must clean it before doing anything naughty down there.

Now, it is essential to note that bowel movements generally clear the rectum once you’re done going. This is why washing the external anal canal should be sufficient if you are concerned about cleanliness. However, there are instances when the waste doesn’t completely clear the anus. If you want to make sure and if a deep clean will give you peace of mind, then do so by all means. The more comfortable you are about your anal situation, the more you can relax and allow yourself to enjoy the experience. If a shower isn’t enough for you, then anal douching may better do the job.

What is douching?

Douching is washing or cleaning the anal canal by flushing it with water or a cleaning mixture. The purpose of douching is essentially to cleanse the area and rinse away any lingering waste products in preparation for receptive anal intercourse.

Anal douching is also known as an enema. This deep cleansing process can be done using different types of vessels.

Douching is not exclusive to the anus. Some people also douche their vaginas. However, this practice is not recommended nor necessary as the vagina is self-cleaning. Furthermore, the vagina requires natural acidity and a balance of bacteria to be healthy. Douching can change that necessary balance.

What are the types of douches?

There are three main types of douches you can use to help you get your downstairs ready for play. The general design is the same. The douche has a water chamber and a nozzle that delivers the water into the anal canal.

Bulb douche

The bulb douche is the most common type probably because it is the easiest to use and the most affordable too. It is composed of a squeezable rubber or silicone bulb and a nozzle. You squeeze the bulb while dipping the nozzle into water or other solution to fill it. The nozzle is inserted into the anus, and water can go into the canal by squeezing the bulb.

A bulb douche is ideal for shallow cleaning, but some have longer nozzles for deeper cleaning.

Shower douche

You may want to get a shower douche for deeper and more thorough cleaning. This is a kit that you can attach to your shower or bathtub mixer. Some also work with the bidet. Shower douches can be removable or attached permanently.

The main advantage of using a shower douche is it can provide consistent water flow and stronger pressure. The deep clean it provides is ideal for individuals who enjoy more intense anal plays or use larger dildos.

When choosing a shower douche, you’d want to get a sufficiently long hose for easier handling.

Water bag douche

This is a bag attached to a tube with a nozzle. It usually has a ring so you can hang the bag from a hook. Most bag douches have an adapter that allows you to adjust the flow. Because it is not permanently attached to the shower, this type of douche can easily be folded away, making it portable. You could indulge in anal play wherever and whenever you wish.

How do you use a douche?

Before even starting this process, make sure you are within easy reach of a toilet. Rinse the nozzle and hose if you want to use warm or lukewarm water. You don’t want to accidentally scald your private parts.

It is best to use just water. However, some people who douche on a regular basis prefer using saline solution. This is because regular douching can lead to an electrolyte imbalance, which can be prevented by using saltwater. Saline solutions are available at most pharmacies. You can also make your own by mixing a cup of water and half a teaspoon of regular salt. Avoid using a soap solution, as this can cause irritation and pain.

While the nitty-gritty steps may vary for each type of douche, the steps below are the general ones you need to take if you want to clean your backdoor:

  • 1. Dab a small amount of lubricant on the nozzle. It is best to use silicone lube as water-based ones easily wash off. Note, however, that if the bulb of your douche is silicone, you will need to use water-based lube.
  • 2. Dip the nozzle into clean water and squeeze the bulb.
  • Insert the nozzle two to three inches into the canal. This should be enough for regular anal play.
  • 3. If you are using a bulb douche, squeeze the bulb and don’t let go until you have entirely removed the nozzle from the canal. This will prevent the bulb from sucking in the dirty water.
  • 4. Sit down on the toilet and expel the water. Flush, and repeat the process.

Check the expelled water after three rounds. If you do this at least 30 minutes before engaging in play, your body will be able to expel any leftover water. Sit on the toilet or a towel while waiting for all the water to leak. Otherwise, you may leave wet spots where you choose to sit.

Our Recommendations

If you’re craving a deep clean before taking it deep down under, these are the douches you need to check out. Both options are bulb douches, so even newbies will find them easy to use.

Basiks Anal Douche

The Basiks Anal Douche 225 ml is a compact cleaning device that will give you the confidence to go for anal play without worrying about any waste accidents. It is made of a firm nozzle and an easy-to-squeeze silicone bulb. It has a 225 ml capacity. This particular bulb douche is easy to clean too.

Basiks Deluxe Anal Douche

The Basiks Deluxe Anal Douche is another cleaning device you should own for confident back door plays. This option has a larger capacity (310 ml) to get you cleaner faster. The bulb is made of soft silicone, making it easy to squeeze. The nozzle is slightly angled to make reaching your deep areas easier and more comfortable. The firm tube also has shower holes for all-around cleaning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is anal douching safe?

There is still an ongoing debate about the safety of douching. However, if it is something you feel like you need to do before enjoying anal play, then it is best to just do it. Please don’t overdo it, though. Make sure to clean your douche thoroughly before and after use. Lubricate the nozzle. Don’t scrub the inside of your anal canal with the nozzle. Doing so will irritate your rectum and make anal sex painful. Plus, scratching the tissues down there will make you susceptible to infections.

Is anal douching necessary?

Medical professionals state that anal douching is not necessary before engaging in anal sex. Unless you’re on the verge of going number two, the body stores waste higher in the colon. This area isn’t normally reached during regular anal play. Therefore, washing the anal opening should be enough for most people.

However, many do prefer to douche just to ensure that their bottoms are clean and ready for anything. If the practice can make you feel relaxed and comfortable then it is ideal to go for it.

How often should I douche?

There is no prescribed number of times that can be considered unsafe. However, it is best to keep it down to once a day and only up to 3 times a week. Even if you follow the right procedures and use the right equipment, you can still cause damage to the lining of your bottom and put yourself at risk of getting an infection if you over-douche.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A douche is a device used to rinse the inside of the anus with water or other solutions, typically in preparation for anal sex.

While some people douche their vaginas, this practice is not recommended nor necessary since the vagina is self-cleaning. Furthermore, douching can disrupt the natural balance of bacteria in the vagina, which may even increase the risk of infection.

There is still an ongoing debate about the safety of douching. However, if it is something you feel like you need to do before enjoying anal play, then it is best to just do it. Please don’t overdo it, though. Make sure to clean your douche thoroughly before and after use. Lubricate the nozzle. Don’t scrub the inside of your anal canal with the nozzle. Doing so will irritate your rectum and make anal sex painful. Plus, scratching the tissues down there will make you susceptible to infections.

Medical professionals state that anal douching is not necessary before engaging in anal sex. Unless you’re on the verge of going number two, the body stores waste higher in the colon. This area isn’t normally reached during regular anal play. Therefore, washing the anal opening should be enough for most people.

However, many do prefer to douche just to ensure that their bottoms are clean and ready for anything. If the practice can make you feel relaxed and comfortable then it is ideal to go for it.

It’s best to keep it down to once a day and only up to 3 times a week. Even if you follow the right procedures and use the right equipment, you can still cause damage to the lining of your bottom and put yourself at risk of getting an infection if you over-douche.

It’s best to use clean, plain water. However, some who regularly douche may sometimes prefer using a saline solution. This is because frequent douching can cause an imbalance of electrolytes, which can be prevented by using a saltwater solution. However, avoid using soap solutions, as they can cause discomfort or irritation.

It depends on the type of douche you’ll be using. But generally, it involves filling the device with the solution, inserting it into the anus, and squeezing the douche to release the solution. Then, you just have to expel the liquid out of your body. It’s important to always use clean equipment. Using lubricant on the douche’s nozzle can also help you have a more comfortable experience.

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