Perfect bathroom set up for enema

If you could design a bathroom that would be perfect for enemas what would it be like.

I would have a large shower stall setup with a big drain that I could expell into. It would be large enough that I could lay down completely flat in any dir3ction and I would want two shower heads. The only concerns is laying on the cold shower floor.

Please share your plans with me.

I have what I consider to be the perfect bathroom and it is very much thanks to my lovely wife, who doesn't actually “do” enemas! We have a special cupboard with a rail to hang the enema bags, another cupboard for nozzles and herbal tincture bottles. The towel warmer is a where I hang the bag(s) and there are warm towels to lie on. Then we have a matching toilet and bidet. We also have a huge double ended bath, a shower and a was basin. Maybe one day I will add a picture, but for now…. Candles, incense…enema heaven.

This post got me thinking of lots of alternatives. The bathroom space needs to be big enough to accommodate a padded bench. I agree that there does need to be a means for warming towels and I've seen heated towel racks, an arrangement more energy efficient than a heated cupboard. The need for a toilet plus a bidet is obvious. At the sink the faucet needs to be tall enough to accommodate filling a bag without bending it--I did see one that was 17 inches tall, which when you add the depth of the sink would be nearly perfect. Also the faucet needs to be a single handle type to offer maximum control. A sturdy hook needs to be located on the wall above the bench, but ideally needs to be adjustable for different heights. Now where did I put my checkbook?

Ooooh, great topic! Let me get back to you, my imagination is going wild!

Many years ago, when I was around 30, I went to a neuropath for an adjustment. She ended up giving me a series of coffee enemas in her bathroom. She set up a massage table and hung the bag on the shower curtain rod and covered the floor with newspapers. It worked out

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I helped build a dungeon several years ago and the enema setup was an embalming table, with stirrups and an IV pole attachment.

The table had a drain trough all around the perimeter leading to a drain tube that went to the shower drain and as the table had a slight tilt toward the foot end any leakage ended up at the foot end, and was then easy to clean and dispose of.

The warming issue was taken care of by bonding a water bed heater and control to the underside of the table. The heat was turned on about an hour before the enema session and kept the table comfortable. A thick towel was put on the table as a pad to add to the comfort.

How about an enema chair to strap the recipient into. So, they can get whatever treatment you desire to give

The perfect bathroom set up for an enema is called a bedroom!! Bed is much more comfortable, the inconvenience of an accident simply encourages you NOT to have an accident, an IV stand (WITH wheels) makes moving things around super easy, and you can watch enema porn while getting infused!! A single malt scotch at hand on the nightstand (with 1 or 2 cubes, unless you're a purist) is an added bonus. AND you save the expense of a design architect and building contractor to boot!

My perfect enema bathroom would include a huge walk-in shower. It looks normal at a glance, but if you walk to the rear and turn right, you enter a second room with two shower heads. There is a toilet under one of them, and a strong towel bar above the toilet, suitable for hanging bags or binding the wrists of an uncooperative recipient. To one side is a built in tiled bench, long enough to lie on. Water is heated via an instant-on heater, so you never run out.

I think a basement room, accessed by stairs, the door leading to it would open to reveal what looks like a cupboard, but there is in realiity a , and racks of enema related medical equipment.second secret door.

There would be wet room flooring. that is angled to allow any waste to go down a central drain, a bench to secure someone on to get enemas etc and plenty of canes etc to deal with naughyt people

For a bidet experience I wipe as usual then put my butt over the tub rim and use the shower hose and spray my self with warm water. Very pleasant and I thing this does a better job that bidet.

When we remodeled our master bath last year, I had a firm idea in mind as to how I wanted it arranged. Hubby and I both wanted a “no threshold” shower that was large enough for the two of us. To accomplish this, we ended up eliminating a garden tub, but the trade off has been totally worth it. The shower is large enough to use for enema play and I had the contractor install robe hooks at the shower entrance (there was method to my madness). The robe hooks are perfect for hanging an enema bag (we just use a bungee strap to adjust the height of the bag). There is no fear of making a mess since the toilet is just adjacent to the shower.

All in all, it is the perfect set up for us given the space we had available and what we wanted from the remodel.

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

That first post sounds great to me, and I love @debgurl's idea about “robe hooks”! As for a cold shower floor, an electrician can install heating coils under the tiles to keep the floor warm. For more comfort, place weatherproof patio recliner cushions on the floor to lay on.

I'm going to take some ideas from each of these. A faucet that allows easy filling of a bag is something I never would have thought of. The robe hooks is pure genius. I love the idea of a padded bench and a way to warm towels--pure luxury! Now what we need is a small out of the way shelf to hold a candle or two and a place for me to safely keep my glass of wine. This room is now sounding like a place that I might never leave! LOL!

I saw a great potential setup a few years ago when I was a cable guy. This lady's bathroom was about the size of my bedroom. She had a shower wall on one side, the wall plus another wall that went up about seven feet had multiple showerheads, the lower wall had a huge garden tub on the other side of it. Her counter had a big sink plus the faucet was tall. So you could easily kill a gallon bag in the sink. She had a TV in there with speakers in the ceiling. Only thing I would add would be a padded table an IV pole.

I have a shower large enough to lay down and use an exercise/yoga mat on the floor to keep me from laying on the cold tile. The shower wall is about 7 feet high, so I use a plant hanger hook to drop the bag to a comfortable height. Any accidents are washed off the mat and down the drain.

So far, there are some really great ideas by all the posts. It just goes to show you that we are all thinking about the same things when it comes to the perfect enema experience.

So my deluxe enema bathroom would be large enough to have a walk-in shower that is set far enough back so there would be no need to have a glass enclosure or curb- double shower heads and a large built-in tile bench in between the shower heads. Each shower station would have it's own shower shot attachment with an extra-long hoses that would reach the bench so you could lay on the bench and use the shower shots. Also, the shower would have a long trough drain to easily accommodate expels from the shower shots. I would also have what would be towel hooks on either side of the bench to hang enema bags thus you could lay on the bench for bag enemas as well. I currently have a stand-alone bidet and would want one of those next to the toilet which would be right next to the shower area. Aesthetically I would have tile or sheets of quartz resembling marble for the floors and walls and would opt for a very modern look for vanities and lighting.

Ah yes, the perfect enema sanctuary of my dreams.

I start in the bathroom until clear then retire to the bedroom for my happy ending. All I need is a tall faucet for filling, a elongated toilet seat, a nice shower and a comfy fluffy bed for my finale😛🚀😜😇 As the saying goes “Any port in a storm”😈

An oriental squat toilet would be a nice shower feature. They are essentially a porcelain trough set in the floor, with a drain and flush mechanism. I can imagine lying supine with bottom over trough, being continuously filled and expelling -like an open colonic.

Another nice feature: My brother bought a 1960's house that had an enema/douche device built into the wall by the toilet. Wish I had seen it before they remodeled.