How much do you think you have invested in your enema fetish?

How much do you think you have invested in bulbs ,bags,nozzles ,plugs and dildos to support your fetish? How big is your collection of gear and do you keep adding to your collection ? I admit I still add to mine when I find something erotic….

Over several decades I have invested a shitload. Pun intended.

I’ve never kept track of the exact dollar amount I have spent on enema gear over the years. A lot of times it’s a impulse buy and I keep replacing old with newer items. However just as a rough estimate it easily be above $2,000. But no enema enthusiast can have just one nozzle, bag or any number of other items. It’s a addiction, just like trying to eat one lays potato chip.😀

At least $4,000 +. I paid $500 for a B.F. Goodrich Sojourn latex syringe. And I have paid a high price for several Davol latex travel syringes.

Few days ago I thought about this question- in 17 years it is hard to tell I bet 2k-3k eur. As we all know, latex is really expensive material .

Countless bulbs, lots of different bags, irrigators, nozzles, rubber colon tubes, rubber tubes, and and and..., at least more than would ever be needed.

One is surprised at what has accumulated over decades. And it's not getting any less. Hard to say, but several thousand dollars were spent during this time. A good investment so far

Way too much. But, I just can't do without my bags. bulbs, loads of nozzles, and all types of things that squirt water and soapy stuff into my bum. Lets

not even mention my dildo collection or women's panties. In fact, just writing about this stuff is giving me playful ideas. MRay

I would guess less than $500, mostly in search of the perfect nozzle. I have one good bag and have purchased several cheaper items that I have thrown away over the years. have about 10 nozzles and three colon tubes of different sizes. I lack any inflatable, balloon style nozzle and don’t really expect to expend the money in order to add that to my collection.

I have no idea, and I do not want to have one. 😃 I have invested in vintage equipment. I currently have a Faultless Delux Fountain syringe. The bag is like the day it was new, but the tubing has become stiff—not brittle, but stiff. It has a large curved black douche nozzle where the tip screws off for cleaning and infant and adult enema nozzles, and the box is a bit longer than the regular off-the-self enema bag box. No doubt this was the Cadillac of fountain syringes in the late 40's or maybe early 50's. I have also purchased numerous vintage red rubber enema bags, inflatable nozzles, colon tubes, etc. Also, I have been doing this for almost 50 years, so yeah, I have spent a lot of time on it! However, that being said, I think it was money well spent, regardless of cost, because I have the most fantastic time of my life using my toys and taking my enemas. In my advanced years, I have had the strongest orgasms I have ever had in my life.

There is no way of knowing exactly how much I have spent but it surely is hundreds of dollars that has gone straight up my ass. Starting in the 70s, I have always had at least one bag and bulb available to use at all times, sometimes several types, along with various nozzles and things. Back then, even the local drugstore had a variety of bags and bulbs to choose from. I tried most of them out of curiosity. Combo bags, fountain syringes, folding latex bags, enema and douche bulbs and a couple of Higginson types. Some I kept for years and some got pitched after one use because I didn’t like it as much as what I already had. One that I never used is the JBL sit-on bag. Probably not very convenient or practical but it looks like it would be fun to try.

I have no regrets about the money I spent. I know lots of people who have spent much more on gambling and drinking or other hobbies.

This may shock many of you but my guess is less than $10 and that was for the combination bag that my wife bought years ago just before we got married. That said, we do have a much newer silicone open top bag that was given to us when we spent time at the Wellness Institute several years ago and I know that my company spent a couple of thousand $ to send us there, but that was not our investment.

I would guess no more than $500. The most expensive purchase was a latex double balloon nozzle and the squeeze bulb inflators. I bought it in the mid 1990's and it finally failed in the early 2000's. I have an idea for a nozzle that I would love to have, but have not found exactly what I want, and that would be about the only additional item I would like to have, unless I had to replace something that broke. Currently I have:

1 4 quart silicone bag

1 4 quart rubber bag

1 2 quart rubber bag

2 silicone nozzles

2 stainless nozzles

1 colon tube

1 vibrating silicone bead shaped toy

3 vibrating stainless plugs of varying size

1 dildo

1 vibrator

1 flow indicator

Lots of extra tubing and clamps

Not easy to say, but I think, all in all the income of a year. The gear is not so much, but when I only think how much VHS-Vids I have purchased from Beth Tyler and others, so much ladys I have paid for their service, but I regret not one cent!

I have purchased a dozen or more bags, bulbs, colon tubes & nozzles over my 70 plus years of enemas. Looking back, the earlier "drug store" bags in the seventies were a real bargain compared to the Silicone Klystra bags and colon tubes since. I could say the same for my complete set of "Collector DVD's I own. Regardless of price, the comfort & pleasure they brought was more than worth the cost.

My only regret is not finding some one with whom to sell / gift my extensive collection. Hopefully, I will find the right person in the Pittsburgh PA area to share my treasures.

Hundreds of dollars!

For the purpose of trying to duplicate the wonderful, first time orgasm from Mom giving me enemas. It could have been accidental (?) but it was the FIRST sexual orgasm of my life. It was hard to focus or sleep at night after that. I just kept thinking about it, secretly wishing for it to happen again.

She must have had all the right mixture and techniques, raising and lowering the bag. And shaking up the suds which caused cramps with an uncontrollable urge to expel. I was receiving a purgative. The greasy long, black nozzle was twisted and pushed gently in and out, twirling me to a frenzy. It felt fabulous! When I was bouncing on the toilet seat having the orgasms, she had a VERY satisfied look on her face. A look of pride and accomplishment. I was saying loudly, “it’s the ENEMA”!!!

(Reoccurring fantasy: Of course it was, dear….and I’m going to get you so dependent on harsh enemas because they feel like nothing else in the world!!! You will enjoy being enema dependent the rest of your life just so you can stay constipated until you take an enema and hurt and feel such pleasure while you have the B.M. you desperately need!”)

And that’s exactly how it happened. I bought so many bags and accessories - just to replicate that feeling from my Mom. When she was in her bathroom taking an enema, I heard many of the same cries and loud moans. It made me so horny that I had to masturbate.

(It is both a blessing and a curse.) Mom, I love enemas hot and enjoy being filled up, just like you did. I can’t move my bowels without an enema. Like you always said, “A good enema needs to hurt”. Like an old fashioned purgative - cleaning me completely out and leaving me sexually satisfied and weak. Even now, I always go to sleep thinking of all the exquisite memories of your old enema bag and the magic you did with your hands and especially, giving me the enema orgasms. 🌷

Not that much - I bought some standard drugstore equipment.

Very little, as I make almost all of my equipment, water supplies, custom nozzles, etc.

Let me think........ Small submersible water fountain pump $15.00, used foot switch $5.00, adjustable on adjustable off timer $25.00, several 2 qt combo kits $50.00, clear barium bag $10.00, 4-1500 ml disposable kits $0.00 (gift from my cousin) 1/4” NPT solenoid valve $18.00, ¼” NPT male to 5/16” barb hose fittings (5 for $8.00 on Amazon), adjustable pressure switch (used to control the water level in washing machines) Amazon DC96-01703H $22.00, I chose one that has an adjustment screw for sensitivity) $18.00, 5’16” “T”, 5/16” ID silicone tubing $22.00.

With the above list I feel description is in order.

The pump is placed in the bottom of a 5 gallon bucket of warm water. The hose goes in the top of a clear bag hanging above the bed. I learned to secure the host to the hanger with a twist tie, (trust me this is from experience)! The pump is connected to either the timer or the foot switch depending on my mood. I start with a small fill and purge the air from the hose, then get down to business!

In the other system one port of the “T” is connected to the output of the solenoid valve, one port to the pressure switch, and the final port to the output hose. The input port goes to a high hanging enema bag. The solenoid valve is wired in series with the normally closed terminal, you want the switch to open under pressure to stop the flow. It took a little tweaking of the adjustment screw to get the on/off just right. In my first prototype I used all 120 volt components but the next one runs on 12 volts from a 12 v 5 amp adapter. Once the enema starts obviously pressure builds up stopping the flow, as you relax and the pressure drops the flow starts again. NEVER USE EITHER SYSTEM IN THE BATH ROOM!

Hmmmm, great question. I bought my first enema bag kit when I was about 22. From there a large selection of anal toys, prostate vibrators, dildos, and probably 5 or 6 enema bags and multiple nozzles from places like Silicone Nozzles. I would say I am below $1000 but somewhere in the hundreds of dollars. I will go for pretty long periods of time being happy with my current arsenal and then I get an idea about something new be it anal toys or some kind of new enema accessory and then I start hitting the click button to place my order.

And when I do place an order, it's like being a kid again waiting for Christmas morning to arrive- I can't wait to try out my new erotic toy or enema accessory.

The thought frightens me. Over my lifetime, I have spent thousands of dollars on enema equipment, custom nozzles, plugs, dildos, etc... Not to mention my do it yourself creations. I will probably spend more as life goes on. Un fortunately, a lot of money is wasted on inferior quality products coming from China. The bags you find today are thinner, and of poor quality. but that's all that's available unless you go on Ebay and buy an antique bag that was muanfactured in the USA.

I must have thousands invested in my TOY BOX. In addition to my DVD collection. I have a small portion posted in my Gallery .Feel fre to click on my profile page and check it out.

Good question... maybe $300.00 on bags, soaps, and internet...

Haven’t kept count but several hundred dollars.

When I’m cultivating a new enemate, I usually buy her an enema bag, nozzles I would like to use on her and dildos and vibrators. Sometimes I also buy a vaginal speculum, hypo needles, rectal thermometer, etc.

Most of my ladies enjoy a thorough female exam before her enemas and I certainly enjoy accommodating her desires.

My favorite enemates have been nurses, teachers and other professionals who someway have crossed my path and I became their play doctor.

I’ve had husbands bring me their wives for a well woman exam so they could watch the procedures and make photos and videos.

The best thing about being a play doctor is I don’t have to exam my patients quickly to prevent her from thinking I’m being unprofessional.

My patients want me to take my time, ask them embarrassing questions and ask them to perform tasks that their real doctors could never ask!

Asking her to spread her labia and show me how she masturbates, how often and to tell me what type adult toys she enjoys most.

I enjoy exploring her urethra and inserting various size sounds that can make her squirt.

Her real gyno would never give her a series of warm, soapy enemas! He would never give her an anal massage with the goal of her having an orgasm as she openly masturbates.

Some of my patients have a fear of needles but must endure my poking several into their fleshy hips. On a couple of occasions, I’ve been asked to penetrate their inner labia for the emotional rush they have during the brief moment of puncture pain.

Their pussies are always soaking wet and are examined and played with until they can’t help but begin masturbating as I record them on video.

I like the fact that there is no drape to deal with and they anxiously show me their intimate parts as I ask my doctor questions. They know it’s all in good play and they get off playing along.

If I could go back in time to when I bought my first piece of enema equipment, and from that point add it all up, I know I would very likely have spent many thousands of dollars on enema equipment and toys over the past 50 years.

I would need to create a spreadsheet, description,, bag, bucket, type of nozzle, capacity, usable life, etc. How would we share such a spreadsheet?

I don’t have much exotic stuff, such as double balloon nozzles or large nozzles and anal toys, so my total is probably smaller than some here but it’s still substantial. It is only recently that good enema equipment got expensive. When I left home as a young adult and had to buy my own equipment, a good bag set from Faultless or Cara was only $3-5. And for years when I traveled I often stopped at a local Walgreens or Rexall drugstore to buy a bag or bulb for the evening. For less than $10 I considered them disposable and they ended up in the trash when I checked out of the hotel. I spent less money for a bag that I threw away than I would have spent on a few drinks in the bar.

Not long ago, I purchased a blue combination enema bag/douche/hot water bottle bag on line for $9.96. It turned out to be a lousy purchase as the quality was substandard and failed as the hook tore through the enema bag hanging hole. I did repair by hole punching it in an adjacent area only to have it fail again. I pitched it and went back to the same on line source and purchased a red bag for slightly more money ($12.49) and was very pleased with the quality and it is obviously much more robust than the previous blue bag. It also included extra nozzles and a shut off valve that could easily regulate the flow rate. I did not use the white hose included as I prefered the red hose also purchased from the same on line source. This bag looks like the quality of my grandmothers enema bags that are still in use by my mother. I think it will last me a long time. Denise

I don’t have the slightest idea and don’t really want to know. Over the last sixty plus years, I’m sure it’s quite a bit.

@Moms_Egirl said,

The greasy long, black nozzle was twisted and pushed gently in and out, twirling me to a frenzy. It felt fabulous!

That’s something my wife, girlfriend, and sister did whenever they gave me an enema using a long-curved douche nozzle. It got started one afternoon as teenagers when my sister gave my girlfriend an enema using a douche nozzle for period cramps. And couldn’t resist moving the nozzle around, something she enjoyed doing when she gave someone an enema, and my girlfriend was no exception. It was something my sister and I did when we swapped enemas with one another, and she knew I liked it whenever she did it. Then, a number of years later, to my fiancée, when the two girls shared an apartment in their twenties. And don’t think for an instant, I didn’t return the favor, because I most certainly did. It not only drove the girls crazy, but us boys too.