The CleanStream Thin-Tip Enema Bulb is a compact manual rinse bulb with a 225 mL (about 7.6 fl oz) capacity and a narrow screw-on nozzle. XR Brands publishes a 7-inch overall length, 3.25-inch bulb diameter, 2.25-inch nozzle length, and 0.32-inch nozzle diameter. The black squeeze bulb gives the user direct control over flow without a shower connection, motor, battery, app, or disposable cartridge.
This is a personal hygiene device, not a medical treatment, laxative, contraceptive, STI-prevention method, or guarantee of cleanliness. Anal douching is optional and can irritate delicate tissue when done too often, with too much pressure, or with unsuitable liquids. If you choose to rinse, use a conservative routine, follow the instructions packed with the product, and read our guide to choosing and using an anal douche safely.
Verified product facts
- Product: CleanStream Thin-Tip Enema Bulb 225 mL – Black
- Store SKU: XRAD653
- Manufacturer SKU: AD653
- UPC / GTIN: 848518012302
- Brand: CleanStream by XR Brands
- Operation: manual squeeze bulb
- Capacity: up to 225 mL, approximately 7.6 fl oz
- Overall length: 7 inches
- Bulb diameter: 3.25 inches
- Nozzle length: 2.25 inches
- Nozzle diameter: 0.32 inches
- Nozzle: sturdy extra-thin screw-on tip
- Color: black
- Manufacturer materials line: PVC and polypropylene
The manufacturer does not publish a one-way valve, anti-backflow system, measured flow rate, pressure limiter, medical-device clearance, sterilization method, hypoallergenic certification, phthalate-free statement, or warranty term on the exact current listing. This page does not add those claims. Browse the broader Anal Hygiene collection when comparing capacity, tip shape, valve design, and other preparation options.
Important material disclosure
The exact retail package shown on this page says “Silicone Enema Bulb,” and the legacy product name also uses “silicone.” However, XR Brands’ current exact-product specification lists the material as PVC and polypropylene. Because those statements conflict, The Stag Standard does not describe the entire product as silicone or make assumptions about which individual component uses which material. Treat PVC and polypropylene as the controlling disclosed materials unless the instructions or package supplied with your unit contain a newer, model-specific correction.
This distinction matters for lubricant, cleaner, heat, and storage decisions. Do not boil, microwave, steam, bleach, place in a dishwasher, or use alcohol, peroxide, disinfectant, or a household solvent based on a general claim about silicone. Follow the exact care sheet supplied with the unit. Our Materials and Care guide explains why a product name is not a substitute for a component-level material disclosure.
Before the first use
Open the package without damaging the instructions and confirm that the bulb and screw-on nozzle match the listing. Inspect the nozzle opening, threads, tip, bulb surface, and the joint where the nozzle meets the bulb. Do not use the product if a part is cracked, sharp, split, deformed, sticky, discolored, loose, obstructed, or missing, or if the nozzle cannot attach securely.
Wash and rinse the product as directed before first use, then let every surface and internal cavity dry fully. The exact manufacturer page does not publish a boiling, dishwasher, or sterilization instruction. Ordinary washing is not the same as sterilization. If the received instructions are missing, unreadable, or inconsistent with the exact product, keep the item unused and ask a private product question.
Choose the liquid carefully
For anal rinsing, plain clean water at a comfortable cool-to-lukewarm temperature or a commercially prepared plain normal-saline product is the conservative starting point. Do not use very hot or very cold water. Do not add soap, shower gel, fragrance, essential oil, alcohol, bleach, peroxide, household cleaner, oil, or improvised chemicals. Do not substitute a medicated laxative enema unless a qualified clinician has told you to use that medication for its labeled medical purpose.
Internal tissue is more sensitive to temperature, pressure, and ingredients than external skin. Douching is not required before anal sex, and more liquid is not automatically cleaner or safer. If you have active pain, bleeding, irritation, hemorrhoids, a fissure, recent anal or colorectal surgery, inflammatory bowel symptoms, or another condition that makes rinsing uncertain, do not rely on a retail product page for individualized advice; ask a qualified healthcare professional.
Fill, attach, and test
Work near a toilet or shower and allow enough time for the liquid to drain before sex or leaving home. Squeeze the empty bulb, place its opening in the chosen liquid, and let the bulb expand to draw liquid in only if that method matches the received instructions. Attach the thin nozzle firmly without cross-threading or overtightening it. Hold the assembled bulb over a sink and use a small test squeeze to confirm the nozzle is seated and the stream is unobstructed.
The exact product source does not establish an anti-backflow valve. Do not assume used liquid is isolated from the bulb. Never refill from a toilet, sink basin, or container that has contacted the used nozzle. Empty and clean the complete product after the session. Compare supporting products in Essentials & Care and cleaning supplies in Cleaning, Storage, and Barriers.
Use gentle insertion and pressure
Apply a small amount of water-based lubricant to the nozzle and the external opening. Water-based lubricant is the conservative compatibility choice while the material labeling remains mixed; our water-based lubricant guide covers ingredients, texture, reapplication, barriers, and cleanup. Relax, insert only as far as is comfortable and necessary, and never force the tip.
Keep the bulb in your hand and squeeze slowly and gently. The 225 mL capacity is the maximum the bulb can hold, not a required dose or a direction to release the full amount at once. Stop for sharp, increasing, or persistent pain; significant bleeding; severe cramping; dizziness; faintness; or any concerning symptom. Seek medical advice when symptoms are significant, do not settle, or concern you.
Withdraw the nozzle slowly and allow the liquid to drain into the toilet or shower. Give your body time before sexual activity; residual water can continue to pass after the first release. Repeated rinsing, forceful squeezing, and chasing perfectly clear water can irritate tissue. Use the least intervention that leaves you comfortable, and remember that preparation cannot eliminate every normal bodily possibility.
Personal use, cross-contamination, and boundaries
Keep this bulb for one person and one body area. Do not pass the same unprotected nozzle between people or between rectal and vaginal use. The official product page markets the model for anal or vaginal insertion, but vaginal douching is not recommended by sexual-health authorities because it can disrupt the normal vaginal environment. The Stag Standard does not recommend using this product to wash inside the vagina.
This narrow nozzle is a delivery tip, not an anal toy for prolonged insertion, thrusting, or hands-free wear. The 2.25-inch nozzle length is a component measurement, not a direction to insert the full length. Keep control of the bulb and nozzle at all times. If a component detaches or becomes stuck, do not probe for it with another object; seek appropriate medical help.
Cleaning and drying after use
Empty all remaining liquid. Unscrew the nozzle only if it releases normally and the received instructions allow removal. Wash the bulb, nozzle, threads, opening, and internal cavity according to those instructions, using warm water and a small amount of mild unscented soap when permitted. Rinse until no residue remains. Do not use an abrasive brush that can scratch the nozzle or bulb.
Drain every part, blot the exterior with a clean lint-free towel, and air-dry the bulb and nozzle separately until the interior, threads, and openings are fully dry. Trapped moisture can create odor and make inspection difficult. Reassemble only when dry. See How to Clean and Store Sex Toys for general cleaning, drying, inspection, and replacement principles while treating the exact product instructions as controlling.
Storage and replacement
Store the clean, dry parts in a breathable container away from direct sunlight, high heat, dust, sharp objects, and prolonged contact with other soft products. Do not store the bulb compressed or with liquid inside. Keep the nozzle where it will not be bent or struck. Browse the XR LLC brand page for other current products from the supplier.
Replace the product if the bulb no longer expands normally, the nozzle will not attach securely, the stream becomes irregular despite cleaning, or you find a crack, split, sharp edge, persistent odor, tacky surface, permanent deformation, blocked opening, discoloration that does not wash away, or residue that cannot be removed. Do not repair a body-contact component with glue, tape, sealant, or a substitute nozzle.
Ordering, returns, and discreet delivery
Before opening the retail package, confirm the black color, CleanStream name, 225 mL capacity, SKU XRAD653, and visible condition. Hygiene-sensitive products have limited change-of-mind eligibility after opening, washing, or testing, so read Returns, Refunds, and Hygiene first.
Orders ship in plain outer packaging designed not to announce the contents. Review Shipping and Discreet Packaging for tracking and delivery details. If this is your first hygiene product or you want a different capacity or nozzle design, use Start Here for optional guidance before ordering.