Smart enema

[madjack]

I wonder how the water flow works. According to the app, the device measures the internal pressure. But does it have a pump to push water inside? Does it have only an electronic valve and the water pressure comes from the enema bag? Does it simply flush the water out, or ... ?

Just asked the support team for the manual.

I'm sorry, but that last line made me burst out laughing 

" Just asked the support team for the manual."

It's so close to:

"Just asking for a friend" 

 

Also, what keeps the nozzle in place? Because, if the pressure gets too much, then wouldn’t a very messy Blowout occur??

A very good question! Though I'd assume keeping the nozzle in place could be a relatively simple task for any enema aficionado.

My thoughts are also about what pressure is the fluid pumped at? Too little and I suspect the whole thing could easily fail to deliver (metaphorically and literally) and the consequences of too much pressure are too scary to contemplate - I do not want my ass subjected to an industrial speed filling!

MJ

[madjack]

Damn you all!

😁

This thread has got me thinking about all kinds of methods to 'automate' an enema!

If we ignore pumps for a moment and only use tried and trusted gravity to get the liquid of your choice to where you want it to go, then I think these have some potential:

    - Garden watering system 

and I selectively quote:

Suitable water temperature: 0-40 ℃ - excellent as I don't want anything warmer and ice wouldn't work!

Power supply used: 3V, AA battery  - fine (you'd need to be careful about them going flat though...)

Working pressure: 0.0-4kg - Hmm... pressure as mass? Surely PSI or Bars or Pascals either way, using gravity and common sense, no issue

Watering times (can be controlled by the rotary switch), the specified mode continuous output, the shortest valve opening watering time is 1 minute, the longest continuous output valve opening watering time is 240 minutes. - OK, so the longest is no use at all, but 1min (or more depending on tastes and capacity) seems fine.

Watering cycle (can be controlled by rotary switch), the specified cycle time, the minimum cycle time is 6 hours, the maximum cycle time is 7 days. - OK, initially this confused me, but I think it means that the cycles (1-240min) must be at least 6 hours apart, so this limits the device if you wanted to build an enema in short (1minute) doses...unless you plan for it to take at least 6hours!!!!

Obviously this is set up for hosepipe fittings, but that's easily fixed. I think the biggest limits are the practical ones of only 1 cycle and no remote control, plus it's an 'enema in' only - no pumping in/out/in/out which appears to be a unique feature of the 'smart enema' machine.  Otherwise an intriguing and cheap option.

My second idea was this:

    - a 12V DC solenoid valve 

Very similar to the first idea, but without a built-in timer or power source. I've fitted similar things to these for their intended use (central heating) and they are smooth, quiet and reliable. 

Again, the challenge is to convert from household pipe sized fittings to more appropriate enema sized tubes (unless you're really into big tubes?) and you would need to find a 12v DC supply (plentiful and cheap) plus a timer (also plenty and cheap). The advantages here are that by using your own timer you can add more cycles, down to a 1minute intervals, and 'build' your enema experience. 

 Also, if you have the skills, or can find a suitable remote way to power on/off, then the enema can be triggered 'on demand' (by you or a friend   😉 ) and it's also cheaper than the 'Smart enema' option, even with separately purchasing power supplies and timers.  

As with my first alternative, this will not deliver the pump/vacuum  'in/out, in/out' experience of the smart enema machine. 

Food for thought?

MJ

[Like Ra]

I'm sorry, but that last line made me burst out laughing 

" Just asked the support team for the manual."

It's so close to:

"Just asking for a friend" 

I intentionally left just "manual" here thinking if anybody would notice 😁
In the support chat I asked for a manual/tutorial 😉
They said, that they have a course on enemas, and no offer at the moment. I clarified, that I need a "technical description" of the device and asked some questions.

[Like Ra]

what keeps the nozzle in place?

As always - a simple crotch rope.

[Like Ra]

This thread has got me thinking about all kinds of methods to 'automate' an enema!

Enemalarm: https://www.likera.com/blog/wp/archives/2928

Also: "normally closed" valves can be used here: eBay: normally closed valve

[Like Ra]

I got the following:

"There is a water pump, a water inlet and a water outlet connected to the pipe.

At present, we can't send video here. If you need a tutorial, you can contact Taobao customer service to send you a video tutorial."

[madjack]

This thread has got me thinking about all kinds of methods to 'automate' an enema!

Enemalarm: https://www.likera.com/blog/wp/archives/2928

Also: "normally closed" valves can be used here:  eBay: normally closed valve

I'd genuinely forgotten about that (well it was over a decade ago!) but it proves there's nothing new in this world  😁

MJ

[Lancer]

This thread has got me thinking about all kinds of methods to 'automate' an enema!

The garden watering system is interesting, there are more advanced digital units which have finer controls on them and allow for multiple solenoids on one controller. You could have one going in and one going out, when you want pump the in solenoid opens, when you want water to go out the out solenoid opens. The digital ones usually have fine minute by minute controls on them and while tedious it should be possible to make a fairly complex cycle of filling, a bit of waiting followed by emptying. A lot of the digital ones run on mains voltages and have buck converters to activate the solenoids

As for the tubing, the input section could be connected to the output of a shower hose with fairly off the shelf adapters, if you use a gravity method and for the tube to the butt I would look at the barbed fittings and tubing used for aquariums. Should be easy to get a proper connection.

[Like Ra]

I got the following:

"There is a water pump, a water inlet and a water outlet connected to the pipe.

At present, we can't send video here. If you need a tutorial, you can contact Taobao customer service to send you a video tutorial."

I made several attempts to buy from the app directly, but at the end it failed, because only Chinese credit cards can be used. I asked if there are any other ways of paying, and the support guy said, that they have this Ali shop: https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DdVDSDz However, not all devices are available there, and the prices are much higher.

[brandynette]

wooooow this post is actually super interesting as it involves some DIY remote controled self pleasure machine needing of a brain software like https://buttplug.io/