4 quart bag

Today I got delivery of my 4 quart silicone bag from Amazon it was only $27 and I got to tell you this thing is outstanding it's built very well. I saw a comparable ones online up to $250. I had so many problems with my other bag to clamp leaking the nozzle falling off I had to get rid of it besides that I can handle four quarts like a champ and this is going to be one fill up one enema and that's it

I bought the same bag. It actually holds 5 quarts. It's so worth the money. Great fill and a happy ending.

I tried it out for the first time and this thing is outstanding I recommend it to anybody who likes to take large volume enemas

Can you give us a link to your 4-5 quart bag? Amazon? Thanks. My usual recreational/ sexual enema is 4 quarts, up to 5 quarts as an experiment just once. I do love large enemas for long hold times.

Eric🍑💦

I gave it a test run today oh my God it's great. What an enjoyable experience

Mentioning taking or administering enemas above 4 quarts* is against zity rules. Moderators informed me of this and removed my comment from another discussion. so be careful what you are putting in here.

* Moderators note - the suggested limit is 6 quarts.

Badprincess...... You got to be kidding me I have no idea who came up with that rule sounds like it's Insanity though thank you

Badprincess...... You got to be kidding me I have no idea who came up with that rule sounds like it's Insanity though thank you

It's the truth. It is somewhere in the site rules. I was told it was to protect people from hurting themselves.

Bad princess...... I guess we all have to tiptoe our way around here not making any noise, watch where we be careful who we hang around with watch what we say so as not to draw any attention to ourselves. Not speak too loud don't wear any outrageous clothes because we never know what rule we might violate

In racing we call it "one and done".......you can also use sunshowers that are up to 5 gal so you dont have to keep refilling it

@joseph13,

When I finally found your bag today, it states on Amazon that it’s both “silicone” and also “Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC),” so I don’t really know what it is. Does yours look and feel like it should be pretty durable and be around for a long time? Thanks,

Eric

It's the truth. It is somewhere in the site rules. I was told it was to protect people from hurting themselves.

That is as you say earlier, mentioning or recommending enemas of >4 quarts. I wasn’t aware either after being here over 9 years. I believe you of course, but I’m surprised, having seen many mentions of 4-6 quarts that seem to still be there.

Eric

It most certainly will be around time it's made of the best materials you can find I'll tell you you're the hoses silicone rubber it's n soft and pliable I like it

It most certainly will be around time it's made of the best materials you can find I'll tell you you're the hoses silicone rubber it's n soft and pliable I like it

Good news, thanks.

Finding a 4 quart on eBay is difficult. Larger choice at Amazing. I have a 4 quart + from Seeking Hlth that started tearing after i left a gallon in it for a couple days. I want a translucent silicone 4 quart again, and have found one i am strongly considering optimalhealthnetwork.. I really like those folks. Do they have a presents on this forum? They used to even have their own little forum once a week staring Mrs Amalon. They used to have the perfect colon tube too. 9/16 silicone semi soft and translucent. Sometimes you can watch your solution cascading through a 3 or 4 inch long bubble. I Marked quart lines with a bold black felt tip by pouring it in and marking each additional quart, including the 4th one. Then i like to fill it till it almost runs over, or maybe it does. I bought it a 3/8" thick steel S hanger that is gentle on that one eyed ear flap. Now i never leave over a half gallon hanging in it when not flowing an enema for someone. I often fix it up with a continuous filling Sprite shower filter. That way the receiver gets to lay in the floor of the little shower with no worries. I give a small white closed cell foam sheet to give the patient some insulation from the floor. I put their hips up onto a 6" foam exercise roller so the solution steadily fills and easily traverses their belly button. I like to anticipate that and make it a big deal as it starts showing or i might ask to talk about it as it goes up over the top for them. By playing with their tummy before it gets there, the presents of its flow across the top of their colon, becomes a delight for many. Then after the gallon is half gone, i can return a small trickling flow of filtered water back into their enema bag and it will begin a pleasant trickling sound for them. By watching the quart lines i've put on it, they can help regulate their flow music. Many like showing off their fill by weighing before and after getting to their desired fullness. That really adds to the fun of all involved too.

One elderly lady, about my age never weighs, but likes to strut her little fill. She pats it, jiggles it and walks it around, making little noises to herself.

@lzrd,

Interesting enjoyable post. I’m a bit confused, probably from my cognition and visual status, not your writing. You had/have the one bag that tore, but did you already buy the 4-quart translucent silicone bag from OHN or are you still looking at it? I almost bought their 3 or 5 quart silicone model, but I’ve been discussing it recently with another member in this thread. He got one 4q model from Amazon of very good quality for about $28 for the whole kit. I just looked again at OHN and their 2-3-5 quart bags on sale now run $24, $40 and $50 just for the bag itself. Let us know how you do. Thanks,

Eric🍑💦

Yes, still looking. The old one is still serving a gallon. Have thought about putting a brass grommet into it. Butt will probably just throw it away. That sale sounds interesting. Thanks for the tip. ? !

I saw those at others too.

I also bought a 4L bag, before I used a 2.5L bag, and also did intestinal lavages from a 20L tank while sitting on the toilet. I thought it would be easy to accept a 4L bag. But I was proven wrong, it's not easy.

Amazon link is for a 4 quart bag, but it actually holds more liquid.

https://www.amazon.de/TopQuaFocus-Clearly-Non-Toxic-Silicone-Phthalate/dp/B08CGPG4Z2/ref=mp_s_a_1_17?crid=2T39OMDRMLDWS&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.bH59Hzj_iryAJB5JDF0o-c2UEt25Rp0_r6c3q djmMvXMCVNh7ZJ0l1M1AzwOzQiaEkwk-4Eg4lR7bdWipP_PSrUiVB5BdvDGDCr7ET8eEaA-JfGyKA-S7Wkh6OjuWjQtI2QFs68wwI-eozkHK4lEOpZb5OR6s_NCqkX60pgsiTNGDb2 knBK22-deq0I9BczPGjguQVq1Rd- tSLgMPU1NOTJAVIXs9Vmxp11PQKw-Gq2TVN89WnFW5vyj3cnSpSqeI8q6yzKt4mAMPDosV04DkFOpWZ6XAqIwErM9AVtkB_E.iRmcUeuIcrDPvQxJDuCjt6C8DSKHEeKESkiVeju2ixc&dib_tag =se&keywords=4+quart+enema+bag&qid=1713970441&sprefix=4+quart+enema+bag%2Caps%2C155&sr=8-17

I also bought a 4L bag, before I used a 2.5L bag, and also did intestinal lavages from a 20L tank while sitting on the toilet. I thought it would be easy to accept a 4L bag. But I was proven wrong, it's not easy.

@bronco0210,

How do you mean? “………I thought it would be easy to accept a 4L bag” means if you filled up the new 4L bag to 4L or 4q you wouldn’t be able to take in the whole 4L enema at once?

Eric

OptimalHealthNetwork says their big one holds 5 gallons.

But keep in mind, 5 gal. is about 10.5 pounds. Quite the strain on the the flap's eye, while it dangles from a hook. I use a 3/8 inch thick S hook, as to spread some of the strain. Then, i never leave more than a quart in the bag when its work is complete. Look into an old hammock for a big S hook, maybe.

I noticed the big one "Bronco" shows us, has 2 hanging flaps. I think that is smart.

I like to set up a continuous fill system with a "Sprite" shower filter that trickles in a pleasant sounding flow to your reservoir. It makes a fat butt smile, if it ain't smiling already. 😂

OptimalHealthNetwork says their big one holds 5 gallons.

But keep in mind, 5 gal. is about 10.5 pounds. Quite the strain on the the flap's eye, while it dangles from a hook. I use a 3/8 inch thick S hook, as to spread some of the strain. Then, i never leave more than a quart in the bag when its work is complete. Look into an old hammock for a big S hook, maybe.

@lzrd,

Just a math note. I didn’t look at the OHN 5 gallon bag you quote. Regardless, did you mean to say “But keep in mind, 5 gal. is about 10.5 pounds.” ??? Our old saying is “a pint’s a pound the world around,” roughly accurate. 5 gallons water should be 40+ pounds, no?

When I fill my usual 4 quart rubber bag, it feels like 8-8.5 pounds is about right.

Eric 🍑💦

One US quart of water weighs 2 pounds. The measurement of volume depends on where the bag is made.

1 Canadian Gallon = 1.2 US Gallons The Imperial Gallon is bigger than the US Gallon.

Those are the facts. Have fun with the math.

This is why the metric system is used so widely. A Litre is a Litre no matter where it is measured.

There are over 195 countries in the world, and all but three of them use the metric system. These three countries are Liberia, Myanmar, and the United States.

One US quart of water weighs 2 pounds. The measurement of volume depends on where the bag is made.

1 Canadian Gallon = 1.2 US Gallons The Imperial Gallon is bigger than the US Gallon.

Those are the facts. Have fun with the math.

This is why the metric system is used so widely. A Litre is a Litre no matter where it is measured.

There are over 195 countries in the world, and all but three of them use the metric system. These three countries are Liberia, Myanmar, and the United States.

Didn’t realize there were only Three countries that were so backwards! Here in the US we should dump the Imperial system and go Metric. It is so much more logical and simple.

@Bad_Princess Petrol here in the UK has been sold in litres rather than gallons since maybe the 1980s. I still think in terms of gallons though - my old Jaguar does about 20 miles per gallon - how many litres per 100km? - not a clue. Don't get me started on enemas - I can't take anywhere near a gallon US or Imperial! 😃

While "quart=pound" is approximate a liter of water is always a kilo (distilled, standard temperature and pressure, etc...)

Wonder if some of the more crafty types here have macrame enema bag hangers to spread the weight?

Alan, that's just familiarity. Once you're familiar with metric it is easier because it's all base-10 and usually somewhat related.

The macrame holder is an excellent idea. Had a lady friend that was very handy at making such things and it worked very well and kept the larger bag from tearing out the suspension tab. Find someone to make one for you and you'll be happy if you are using larger bags.

A macrame bag would be nice if the bag doubled as a hot water heating pad as well. I saw a picture of one hanging in a hotel toom - as a warming device, not necessarily as an enema for guests!

One US quart of water weighs 2 pounds. The measurement of volume depends on where the bag is made.

1 Canadian Gallon = 1.2 US Gallons The Imperial Gallon is bigger than the US Gallon.

Those are the facts. Have fun with the math.

This is why the metric system is used so widely. A Litre is a Litre no matter where it is measured.

There are over 195 countries in the world, and all but three of them use the metric system. These three countries are Liberia, Myanmar, and the United States.

Bad Princess !! - very thankful for this interesting information !! - but it is true, the United States will be in good company !! - for sure, unbelievable !!!

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