Anal Douches & Enemas

Enjoy mess-free anal play with our selection of enemas. These anal hygiene devices feature body-safe anal douches with easy-insert nozzles for no-fuss booty prepping. After your rectal cleansing, you can use our lubricant applicators for silky-smooth anal sex sailing. Learn How to Use an Anal Douche with our Guide.

What Is an Anal Douche?

An anal douche is a simple tool, consisting of a hand-held squeeze bulb and a nozzle tip that is inserted into the anus, that gently flushes water or liquid through the lower rectum and the anus. The liquid is held for a few moments to break down fecal matter, which is then expelled, washing it away and leaving it clean and ready for various types of anal play.

People perform an anal wash via douching to prepare for anal sex, analingus (oral-to-anal-sex), or before playing with various anal sex toys such as butt plugs.

Benefits of Using an Anal Douche

While using a douche for anal cleaning is not necessary before having anal sex, it can help you feel cleaner and lessen anxiety about messes during back-door pleasure.

Using a douche as an anal cleanser helps to reduce the chance of contact with feces, but it doesn’t eliminate it altogether as some minute particles may remain in the anus.

Anal Douching FAQs

If done correctly, anal douching is mostly safe. However, if you want your butt douched, you should avoid using chemical mixtures or unsafe fluids in the anus. People who have diarrhea should avoid using anal douches and partaking in anal sex for at least 2 weeks after diarrhea has subsided.

If done in moderation, anal douching is mainly safe. It is recommended to use an anal douche or enema not more than 2-3 times a week. If you have any concerns about douching, it is best to speak to a healthcare professional.

Using an anal cleanser or douching is a personal preference and is up to each individual. It may help you have more confidence in the bedroom and contribute to less worry about messes during anal sex. However, it is important to remember that anal douching is not necessary, and it does not reduce the risk getting of HIV and other STIs during anal sex. Always use a condom during anal sex to protect your health, even if using preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP).

Yes, limit anal douching to 2-3 times per week to avoid overdoing it. Some vulva owners use vaginal douches to remove unwanted odors. These work the same as anal douches by flushing out the vagina with water and other fluids. However, medical professionals do not recommend vaginal douching as it removes the protective bacteria inside the vagina. Vagina douching has been shown to lead to bacterial infections and serious health issues. General cleaning of the genitals with mild soap and water externally is enough to keep the vulva clean, as the vagina self-flushes itself to stay healthy.

Yes, if you douche too much, or use a fluid that may be abrasive to the anus (even too much water can irritate the anus), you could cause soreness. Some practitioners recommend using saline solution instead of just plain water, which may be drying. Always make sure you use the appropriate equipment and that it is thoroughly cleaned before and after use. Make sure to use a water-based lubricant to insert the nozzle and do so gently and slowly.

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What Is an Anal Douche?

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