Open or closed Enema bags ? Your favorite to arouse you.

I prefer an open top, 4 quart capacity. for variety I sometimes use a 2 quart combination but overfilled so there is an initial surge of water. And then there’s the JBL for other times!

Open, love see soapy water right to the top

My mother an old time nurse had 2 Art Weave Hot Water Bottles, one Red/Orange the other Black, they came from Calvert Drug Company,

I guess from Baltimore. They were Combination with Black Corrugated Rubber Hose (still have it, leaks) and Black Adult Standard Slip-On Pipes.

Thrown out. Later found a 32 Fr Red/Orange Rectal Tube, still have it. Used on Dad?

My last one at age 12 was with the Red/Orange one, later found them ruined by heat, found mint one on Ebay. My aunt, mother's sister had a

Seamless Nearkid Fountain Syringe in her shower. I prefer the Fountain Syringe look. Especially Red or White. Have given 200 to 250 to

late wife and 2 former girl friends. Lucky if I got ½ a dozen? Have a goodly collection, even Antique ones, you have no idea.

Remember early memory when little,

on stomach, turned my head, mother said: “I thought you liked them?” Was getting an enema. How many was them? I should write a book.

She would never talk about it, wonder How Many Younger Sister got? Came home from Elementary School, sister on toilet, mother said:

“she came home from school". Was sick and I gave her an enema. Wish I had seen. Much later, was downstairs. Mother and sister upstairs.

Sister was crying. I listened. Mother said: “if you won't let me give you a Suppository, will have to give you an Enema”. I enjoyed that.

While my entire collection and almost all of my experience has been closed top, I see two advantages to open top. First, you can drop a bar of soap into it ensuring that the longer it takes to suck it down, the soapier it will be. Second, you can add more solution on the fly. Certainly see advantages.

I do love the sight of the closed Sanger bag siphon-filled to capacity at almost 5 quarts, but the Klystra 4 quart and OHN “3” and “5” quart open bags are also delightful. The JBL seems to be able to get me more full than anything else, but I haven’t actually measured like I did recently, taking a bit over 5000ml. I grew up with the 2qt closed combinations, 2.5q EZ-EM hospital bags, and those pink latex douche syringes, plus smaller douche bulbs with the big thick nozzles and wonderful vaginal guards. I’ve made giant douche bulbs after figuring out that those thick, soft, curved nozzles also screw right into combination bags, so it would probably work on the Sanger too, but they’re a bit hard to manage as they have no valve and no backflow prevention.

I will admit Personally I prefer the open top fountain style enema syringes for giving myself an enema. It is faster and easier to clean up and dry. On the other hand the closed top combination enema bag is easier for me to give a good enema to anyone else. I can lower the bag and lay it on the back of the toilet without it spilling all over the floor.

It depends on why I am taking the enema. If I'm solo, and doing a cleanout series, I usually use a combo bag. It's easier to work with and doesn't spill its contents in transit. When I'm with Isa, she prefers our 4 qt open top. We almost never fill it completely, and if the receiver wants a bit more volume, it's easy to just stop, leave the nozzle in, and go add more of whatever we're using to a pitcher and pour it into the bag. We have a chain hung from the ceiling over the bed which is there for solo administration, but we like to raise and lower the bag when doing each other. That chain allows us to hang the bag while fetching the refills. When going solo, we often hang two combo bags from the chain, so that if one goes flat but we still want more, we can just switch nozzles and take more from the second bag.