Cleanstream Shower Enema Set with 6 Ft Hose, 4 Silicone & Aluminum Tips

Wow! I thought a bidet was a must-have. This is now my favorite personal care device and will be using it OFTEN. The installation was a breeze thanks to the fact that the diverter valve being included these days has a free-spinning collar so the lack of a shower arm (in my shower) was not an issue; you can attach it in-place, without spinning the entire valve. The entire device looks like a quality piece of hardware. The lever portion of the diverter is in fact metallic (checked with a magnet). I just used one rubber gasket and it doesn't leak a single drop. The lever moves very smoothly. The water hose has built-in gaskets on both ends so nothing else needed there. Although the included water hose is not metallic, neither is my Kohler handheld showerhead hose that came with the rest of the shower hardware (Kohler Awaken). The two hoses don't quite match but they're close enough. The hose connections are standard so you can just buy two quality hoses that match each other and thus replace the one included in this kit AND the one that came with your shower hardware. Now on to the nitty gritty! As others have noted, the metallic "irrigators" are not something you'll want to stick up your bum. The thin one has a sharp-looking orifice. The butt plug-shaped one and the cylindrical one have rough edges inside _some_ of the holes AND they're just too big!! The black silicone one is the clear winner. Sure, the water only sprays in one direction out of just one hole but it gets the job done. Most importantly, keep the water pressure at a minimum (a couple of inches of "height" when spraying straight up) and be ready to switch between pumping water in the shower and heading over to the toilet to evacuate the "mixture". Flush between iterations. Keep doing that until the toilet water stays clear.

I've only used my new "shower shot" system a couple of times, but both times have been wonderful experiences...which I realize is somewhat odd to say when describing an enema/cleanout process. As I tend to be the receptive partner in my same-sex relationship, it's important to always be clean and ready for when me and my partner want to be intimate. In years past, I have used an enema bulb or something like a Fleet enema (emptied out and refilled with plain water), but it always seems to take forever and just didn't do the trick quite like this shower shot does. Before getting my shower shot, I would go back and forth between the sink and the toilet to make sure I was cleaned out for what may sometimes only end up being a relatively short amount of "pleasure time". Thankfully this system is VERY easy to install in my standup shower, and the hose hangs very easily over my regular shower head without being in the way. When I'm ready to use it, I simply turn the nob and the water is redirected from my shower head to the shower shot...for which there are multiple different useful attachments. For me, the most useful is the regular tapered attachment containing 5 holes from which the water streams out. The whole setup and all of the attachments are made from good quality materials and the hose itself is both long and seemingly durable. I really only have one recommendation for the manufacturer...provide some sort of suction cup "holder" or hook over which the hose and attachments can hang in my shower. That would ensure that the hose doesn't fall and the attachments don't hit the bottom of my shower with a bang. For those planning to use this product for reasons similar to my own, I do also recommend a few other things: First and foremost...READ and do your RESEARCH on how to cleanout PROPERLY and use a shower shot enema system CORRECTLY. A shower shot is different from a regular enema bulb/bag in that it shoots an "endless" steam of water into your gut. While on the surface this might seem like a practical method of cleaning out, it can also be somewhat hazardous to your health in that using it too much or shooting too much water into your gut can actually cause you to flush out critical "good" bacteria which your gut/colon needs for proper digestion and to maintain your body's delicate pH balance. This can in turn result in stomach aches and poor gut/digestive health. Second, if you plan to use this product regularly (more than once per week) like I do, it is CRITICAL that you: 1.) Drink PLENTY of water every day; 2.) Maintain a diet containing foods that are high in fiber (beans, nuts, whole grains, green veggies, fruits, and hot black coffee); and 3.) Take a fiber supplement (such as Pure for men, which is natural and much easier on the gut), as well as a digestive probiotic, the latter of which will help you retain critical bacteria and thus a healthy gut. Other than my recommendations, this All In One Shower Enema ("shower shot") system is a really fantastic product that is easy to use, easy to install and maintain, and one that has already helped me and will continue to do so for a long time to come.

It’s amazing and gets the job done didn’t have any problems with it being rusted or filthy came packaged individually brand new and didn’t looked used

I really enjoyed this product. After a year the hose gave out but the attachments are what I really wanted and for the price you can’t beat this. I mainly use the rubber attachment but the metal ones are great as well. These isn’t an issue with sharp edges like with most products like these. Super easy to use and hook up to your shower.

Very unhappy with the product! The diverter valve broke whil I was installing it on my shower. SO, I ordered a second unit and the same thing happend as I was installing the system. Again the diverter valve broke and so ......Now I had to order a separate valve and have yet to try and install. Just hope this one does not break! So yes I am VERY unhappy with these two purchases!

I feel so lucky to have been guided towards this system by a friend. The Delta Diverter system worked perfectly. No leaks. It was easy to attach to my shower. The long 10" rubber insertion piece feels so comfortable. All these worked together so well I ordered it again for my other shower. The piece that holds the hose up has been secure against my shower wall all along. I've had this for about six months now. Perfect! My dilemma is trying to figure out how I can travel with a new 10" piece and install it into a bulb of some kind. No I dont use all 10 inches. It's simply so flexible that it goes in easily with the water turned on.

This kit comes w/several options for insertion. Great for shallow or deep cleaning. If you’re not into frequent enema bag solutions (I’m not) this is a quick (Shallow enema) method. 10 mins or less. Hose is long enough to reach down to the floor. This is an essential part of play time for me. Fast and easy. Crystal Clear. P.S. I recommend buying the adapter / diverter, it’s better built then the original part. I’ve had no problems with the original part. I bought the adapter on accident and noticed it was heavier and the handles to change water direction were bigger.

The diverter valve has a fundamental flaw. A diverter valve should switch water flow through one of 2 possible exits. One exit being the shower head, the other exit, straight up the bumhole. However, this valve does not do either correctly. Water flows through both the enema hose, as well as the shower hose. When you are taking a shower the water still flows through the enema hose making the shower less powerful. And, when you divert to enema time, it's a full blast. I confirmed this by first installing the diverter valve, as shown in the video without installing the attachments or hose and turning on the water (on low) and switching the valve back and forth. At no time did water ever stop from either end. There are only 3 possible explanations: 1) I'm a complete idiot, which some have successfully argued, at times 2) The diverter valve is not designed or purchased correctly by the selling company 3) My diverter valve has a bad seat (fancy term for a valve being broken) My money is on #3, and I would also suggest to this company to invest some more money into proper QA, Manufacturing, or Purchasing.