Liquidating poop by enema or anal wash?

Lately I found these:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4539865

and:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441633

           

[Like Ra]

Your link did nothing on my iPhone

Switch to the Desktop Mode.

Ah. I should have specified a little bit more. @ltxrob and @no smile when I meant a butt washing I only want water to be in the rectum and not go into the Sigmoid or beyond. That should stop issues with gut flora damage or the more sensitive areas. My question is whether or not I can use a water jet to pulverize poop being stored in the rectum and have it be drained out.

Lately I found these:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4539865

and:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441633

Was inspired by those designs and tried printing one but the design is pure garbage. Completely unprintable due to unreasonable overhangs, has huge pointless voids that just make cleaning and printing a pain and the end product has hard to remove supports.

Very nice.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4905156/

Daily Enema Regimen Is Superior to Traditional Therapies for Nonneurogenic Pediatric Overactive Bladder


https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/di...continence

Taking a daily enema at consistent times will help regulate stool removal and decrease episodes of fecal incontinence.

Maybe in the case of a treatment, on the supervision of a doctor and probably not using tap water…. Assuming from these papers only that it’s safe is highly dangerous I think.

[Like Ra]

Absolutely, I was trying to say, that it's not always dangerous, just do not add anything nasty, what could kill the flora.

Ah. I should have specified a little bit more.  @ltxrob  and @no smile  when I meant a butt washing I only want water to be in the rectum and not go into the Sigmoid or beyond. That should stop issues with gut flora damage or the more sensitive areas. My question is whether or not I can use a water jet to pulverize poop being stored in the rectum and have it be drained out.

Ahh, OK that makes more sense...

Yes that is possible, but judging the amount of fluid before you trigger the sigmoid is quite difficult, I've found over the years.
I know that if I use a nozzle on the shower hose and clench round it for 2 sec to make a seal and then release I can release a lot of the solid alongside the nozzle. So yes, it's possible.
I tend to do this before playing with plugs just to cleaner... but depending on time worn it's often dirty again on removal (few hours)
Sometimes I do find that I've irritated the Sigmoid though and have to do an urgent "removal" 

[Like Ra]

The Ultimate Solution?

Looks good, but I'm not sure about the grip of the plug in terms of pressure resistance. I think that version with sort of screw will be better.