XR Hosed 15-Inch Thick Silicone Enema Hose

$100.99

An advanced phthalate-free silicone shower-hose attachment with 15-inch insertable length, 1.6-inch maximum width, zinc-alloy adapter, and rubber stopper.

Product facts

Material
Phthalate Free Silicone Insert, Zinc Alloy Adapter, And Rubber Stopper.
How it works
Manual

Hosed 15-Inch Thick Silicone Enema Hose is an advanced realistic-shaped anal cleansing attachment with a 15.5-inch total length, 15-inch insertable length, and 1.6-inch maximum width. Its zinc-alloy adapter is marketed for most standard shower hoses and specified CleanStream systems; the rubber stopper supports non-flow use. A shower hose is not included. This exact Stag Standard listing is SKU XRAH507; the maker model is XR-AH507.

Published measurements and components

  • Overall length: approximately 15.5 inches / 39.37 cm.
  • Insertable length: approximately 15 inches / 38.1 cm.
  • Maximum insertable width: approximately 1.6 inches / 4.06 cm.
  • Insert material: phthalate-free silicone.
  • Adapter: zinc alloy.
  • Stopper: rubber.
  • Connection claim: most standard shower hoses and compatible CleanStream systems.
  • Lubricant: water-based only.
  • Not included: shower hose and household fixture.

The 15-inch figure is a maximum product measurement, not a recommendation or achievement target. This model is longer and wider than the 12-inch slim version. Depth magnifies the consequences of an abrupt movement, uncontrolled flow, difficult removal, or unseen product damage. It is not appropriate for beginners or anyone without a well-established comfortable range.

Compare the slim and thick Hosed models

The 12-inch slim Hosed attachment is approximately 3.6 inches shorter in usable length and 0.1 inch narrower at its widest insertable point. Those numbers may look close, but both length and circumference materially affect fit. Choose the smaller option if any uncertainty exists.

For shorter controlled-volume alternatives, compare the b-Vibe FlexFlow Douche or the Aneros Prelude Bulb Kit. For a complete shower system with dedicated fittings, see the Nexus Beginner Shower Douche Kit.

Dry assembly and fixture test

  1. With the water fully off, inspect the silicone, open channel, metal adapter, rubber stopper, washers, shower hose, and control valve.
  2. Assemble the intended configuration exactly as shown in the received instructions.
  3. Do not force mismatched threads or add household adapters, glue, tape, a pump, or a pressure booster.
  4. Test for leaks and immediate shutoff over a sink or tub without body contact.
  5. Confirm stable lukewarm temperature at very low flow; wait through any building temperature fluctuation.
  6. Shut off and depressurize before lubrication or insertion.

“Fits most standard shower hoses” does not guarantee compatibility with a particular fixture. Do not use the product if the connection leaks, the valve cannot be reached, temperature drifts, pressure surges, the shaft channel is blocked, or any component is corroded or damaged.

Water, pressure, and health boundaries

Use plain lukewarm water unless a clinician gives a different instruction. Do not introduce soap, alcohol, peroxide, disinfectant, fragrance, essential oil, medication, salt, or a homemade mixture. Hot water can burn tissue, cold water can trigger cramping, and high flow can cause injury.

Start at the lowest practical flow with only a shallow, already-comfortable depth. Keep immediate control of the shutoff. Stop for pain, cramping, bleeding, dizziness, nausea, unusual pressure, fluid that does not pass easily, or resistance to removal. Never increase pressure to overcome a blockage.

Frequent or excessive rectal rinsing can irritate tissue and disturb normal function. This attachment does not diagnose or treat constipation, infection, pain, bleeding, or another health condition. Seek medical advice before use if you have recent rectal or abdominal surgery, inflammatory bowel disease, severe hemorrhoids, unexplained bleeding, significant pain, heart or kidney conditions, or a prescribed fluid/electrolyte restriction.

Insertion and depth control

Use only water-based lubricant. Lubricate the tip and the full section that may enter. Position the flexible shaft so it cannot kink, pull the adapter, or carry the weight of the connected hose. Insert slowly without twisting the metal base or pushing past resistance.

Keep substantial shaft length, the adapter, and the hose outside and controlled. Do not aim for the full published length. Shut off water before any depth change or removal. Withdraw slowly while supporting the shaft. Do not leave the product inserted, sit or kneel on it, sleep with it in place, use it under restraints, or use it for urethral insertion.

Cleaning, drying, and retirement

Disconnect from the fixture, remove the stopper, and clean each component plus the internal water channel using warm water and mild unscented soap according to the physical instructions. Rinse repeatedly. Flowing shower water by itself does not prove that lubricant, residue, soap, or debris has left the lumen.

Drain completely and allow the full channel, silicone shaft, adapter, threads, washer, and rubber stopper to air-dry before storage. Where permitted, store disassembled so hidden moisture does not remain trapped. Keep away from heat, sunlight, dust, sharp objects, and contact with incompatible soft materials.

Before every use, inspect for tears, cuts, permanent bends, swelling, tackiness, mineral buildup, corrosion, damaged threads, degraded rubber, blocked flow, or persistent odor. Retire any component that cannot be fully cleaned and dried or that no longer seals securely. Do not repair internal equipment with household adhesive or tape.

Review the anal douching safety guide, the water-based lubricant guide, materials and care, the hygiene-sensitive return policy, or browse anal hygiene products.