Hygiene Device Bathmate Hydro Rocket with Check Valve
£34.64
Hygiene Device Bathmate Hydro Rocket with Check Valve
- Anal
- Water-resistant
- Silicone
Bulb anal douche with a 325 ml capacity and a check valve that stops the water flowing back into the bulb. The nozzle comes off for filling and cleaning, and it's designed to be used in the shower. According to the product information, it contains silicone, latex and rubber, so it isn't suitable if you have a latex allergy.
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Contains latex: not suitable if you have a latex allergy
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Bathmate Hydro Rocket325 ml bulb with a valve.
Take off the nozzle, fill the bulb with lukewarm water, put the nozzle back on and squeeze gently. You decide how much water comes out and how fast. Afterwards, clean the outside, rinse it and leave it to dry hanging from its suction cup.
- 325 ml
- Check valve
- Removable nozzle
- For the shower
The essentials
Bathmate Hydro Rocket: what you need to know before you buy
Is it for you?
Who the Bathmate Hydro Rocket is for, and who it isn't
It suits you if…
- You want a simple bulb anal douche that you work by squeezing with your hand.
- You want a valve that stops water going back into the bulb.
- A 325 ml bulb to use in the shower suits you.
- You prefer a nozzle that comes off so you can clean it better.
Better look elsewhere if…
- You have a latex allergy. According to the product information, it contains latex. Take a look at the CalExotics One-Way, made of PVC and PP.
- You'd prefer an electric anal douche, with no squeezing. Take a look at the MR PLAY Blueb Super Power, which is USB rechargeable.
- You want to use it with an oil-based lubricant. Oil doesn't work well with latex.
Step by step
How to use the Bathmate Hydro Rocket
- Take off the nozzle and fill the bulb with water. The manufacturer recommends lukewarm water.
- Put the nozzle back on and check it's pushed all the way into the bulb.
- Lubricate the nozzle. The manufacturer suggests its Bathmate Lube; if you use another, make sure it's water-based.
- Insert only the nozzle, slowly, and squeeze the bulb gently until the water comes out at a comfortable pace.
- Repeat the process as many times as you need.
Cleaning
Take off the nozzle, spray the surface with a toy cleaner and wipe it with a damp cloth; the manufacturer recommends its Bathmate Clean, made for latex, silicone and rubber. Rinse with water, leave it to dry upside down or hanging from its suction cup, and store it in its bag.
Our tips
- If you have a latex allergy, choose another anal douche: this one contains latex.
- Use lukewarm water, never hot.
- Don't use oil-based lubricants: they damage latex.
- Don't force it in or squeeze the bulb suddenly. If it hurts, stop.
- Wash it after every use, and don't go from anus to vagina without washing it first.
In the box
What's in the box
- The Bathmate Hydro Rocket bulb, 325 ml
- The nozzle, removable
- A storage bag
Specifications
Bathmate Hydro Rocket specifications
- Type
- Bulb anal douche
- Capacity
- 325 ml
- Material
- Silicone, latex and rubber
- Valve
- Check valve
- Nozzle
- Removable
- Base
- Flat
- Use
- In the shower
- Water resistance
- Splashproof, not submersible
- Colour
- Black
- Brand
- Bathmate
- Model
- Hydro Rocket
Comparison
Bathmate Hydro Rocket vs other anal douches
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|---|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 325 ml | 216 ml | 224 ml |
| Material | Silicone, latex and rubber | PVC and PP | Rubber |
| Water | Splashproof, not submersible | Splashproof, not submersible | Splashproof, not submersible |
| Price | £34.64 |
£23.09
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£15.74
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Questions
Bathmate Hydro Rocket: frequently asked questions
How much water does the Bathmate Hydro Rocket hold?
325 ml. The manufacturer doesn't publish the dimensions of the nozzle or the bulb.
What is the Bathmate Hydro Rocket made of?
According to the product information, silicone, latex and rubber. If you have a latex allergy, it's best to choose another anal douche.
Which lubricant works with the Bathmate Hydro Rocket?
A water-based one. The manufacturer asks you to lubricate the nozzle with its Bathmate Lube; if you use another, a water-based lubricant works well with silicone and latex, while an oil-based one damages latex.
What is the valve on the Bathmate Hydro Rocket for?
It stops water going back into the bulb. According to the product information, it's a check valve.
Can you use the Bathmate Hydro Rocket with hot water?
Lukewarm is better. That's what the manufacturer recommends for comfortable use.
How do you clean the Bathmate Hydro Rocket?
Take off the nozzle, spray the surface with a toy cleaner and wipe it with a damp cloth. Then rinse it and leave it to dry upside down or hanging from its suction cup.
Is the Bathmate Hydro Rocket good for beginners?
It's simple to use: you control how much water comes out by squeezing the bulb more or less. Start with a little water, lubricate the nozzle well and go slowly.
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Product sheet updated on 5 September 2026
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