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The Si Novelties Stainless Steel Shower Bidet System, sold as Rinservice, turns your shower into a rinse station for anal douching. It's a shower enema setup with a stainless steel nozzle head, a second interchangeable head, a hose and a wall mount, so you can rinse with warm running water instead of refilling a bulb. If you clean out before anal play regularly, plumbing a system into the shower is far quicker than squeezing a bulb over and over.
You get the stainless steel nozzle system with two interchangeable heads in different sizes, a flexible hose, a valve to control the water, and a wall mount to hang it up when you're done. The steel is non-porous and rigid, so it's easy to clean and doesn't absorb anything between uses.
The system connects to your shower's water supply through its valve, so plan for a little plumbing. Before you start, look at how your shower head attaches to the arm. Si Novelties doesn't publish thread specifications, and one buyer reports needing a hardware-store adapter to fit a North American shower arm, so take the valve with you if you visit a plumbing store. Mount the holder within easy reach at roughly hip height.
Start with the smaller head. Set the shower to lukewarm and check it on your wrist; it should feel neutral, never hot. Turn the valve slowly, as the maker advises, so pressure builds gently in the hose. Lube the nozzle, then insert it a short way while breathing out. Let a small amount of water in, a few seconds' worth, then remove the nozzle and release over the toilet. Repeat until the water runs clear, usually two to four rounds. Use low pressure throughout; strong pressure is uncomfortable and pushes water further than you need. Give yourself time afterwards, around 20 to 30 minutes, for any leftover water to come out before play.
The smaller head is easier to insert and gives more control, so most people begin there. The larger head lets water in more quickly and may feel more secure once you're used to the process. Swap them only when the water is off and the hose has drained.
A bulb is cheap, portable and needs no installation, but you refill it for every round. A shower bidet keeps going for as long as you need and keeps the water at a steady temperature. The trade-off is setup time and the fact that it stays in one bathroom.
After each use, run clean water through the heads, then wash them with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner. Unscrew and dry each head before putting it away. Let the hose drain, then hang the system on its wall mount or store it in a clean bag.
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Helpful answers about Si Novelties Stainless Steel Shower Bidet System with Two Heads.
Use lukewarm water, low pressure and small amounts. Fill for a few seconds, release over the toilet and repeat until the water is clear. Stop if you feel cramping or pain. Two to four rounds is usually enough; there's no need to keep going beyond clear water.
Most showers can take it, but fittings vary. The maker doesn't list thread sizes, and at least one buyer needed an adapter for a North American shower arm. Check your arm before installing and bring the valve to a hardware store if it doesn't match.
Start with the smaller of the two heads. It's easier to insert, gives you finer control over how much water goes in, and is more comfortable while you're learning. Move to the larger head once the process feels routine.
A water-based lube is easiest because it rinses away and won't leave residue in the shower. Silicone lube also works on steel but makes the shower floor slippery, so rinse the tub or tray afterwards.
Only a short way. The aim is to rinse the area just inside, not to push water deep. Insert gently until the tip is comfortably inside, then let water in for a few seconds. Never force the nozzle.
Many people douche only before anal play rather than as a daily routine. Frequent douching can leave you feeling irritated, so keep it to when you need it, and give your body a rest if you notice discomfort.
Rinse them under running water right after use, then wash with warm soapy water or a toy cleaner. Dry them fully before storage. Steel is non-porous, so a thorough wash is enough between uses.