Enema chair!

Stumbled on this tonight: [inactive link removed by moderation]

Floors, beds, bathtubs, and suspension devices also work just fine.😉

Not to mention laps.

It is a bit like a colema board but doesn't have a splash guard. I am thinking it could be a mess waiting to happen.

Looks like more trouble than it's worth.

Https://www.lifestream.systems/pages/cherubum-enema-douche-kit

Looks like more trouble than it's worth.

It is a bit like a colema board but doesn't have a splash guard. I am thinking it could be a mess waiting to happen.

My thoughts as well. Plus it’s a little pricey!

I looked at the pictures on the web site and that's going to make one heck of a mes allover the place. Some may make it into the toilet by dripping off the seat and lid.

It would work better with a big catch bin underneath. It looks to be designed for this sort of use not with a toilet. This is common on enema porn so viewers can watch it coming out.

The page says...

The Enema Recliner Chair is positioned right up to the toilet seat facing the toilet. The user sits on the toilet seat in a backward position facing the toilet tank and leans against the back of the recliner chair This supports the user’s back in a reclining position adjustable to the user`s comfort level.

May not be as messy as you might think if positioned correctly. But that seems a bit unlikely.

I looked at the picture of the enema chair that reclines, it reminds me of the home colonic chair I saw along time ago. It seems to me that you're bum does go over the toilet the only problem I think there would be a mess to clean off the toilet seat when you're finished, I think it would make a mess. If you don't want to lie on the floor you can always use a bed which is a lot more comfortable.

In practice, i would cut up a plastic One Gallon milk jug and tape it down as a back splash fender. The right person ( Me ) would get a big Hee-Haww going watching an enema discharge demonstration mounted on this modified weight lifting bench. 🤣 (As long as i don't get tagged to clean it up 😕

This just seems like it's not worth the trouble. Plus you are confined to a single enema position. I like to be able to change positions depending on my mood.

Here’s a link to an early constipation treatment chair. It popped up under a search for enema treatment chairs, but it doesn’t look like it injects water, but could easily be adapted to do that…..if you want.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/oYo8908vQiE

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/20nY_gzgAb4

@Iris1858 .... and will be much cheaper :-)

I recall that the Dr. Kellogg of the "roaring" twenties clinic at Battle Creek, MI practiced a colonic treatment regimen that involved 25 Gpm of solution (that's roaring all right) going thru a "patient" mounted on some sort of chair-like apparatus of his own design. Although I have read a few descriptions of said device, I've never seen a good drawing much less a photo. Has anyone? Links?

I recall that the Dr. Kellogg of the "roaring" twenties clinic at Battle Creek, MI practiced a colonic treatment regimen that involved 25 Gpm of solution (that's roaring all right) going thru a "patient" mounted on some sort of chair-like apparatus of his own design. Although I have read a few descriptions of said device, I've never seen a good drawing much less a photo. Has anyone? Links?

This may be the enema machine Kellog used. It’s number 9 in the link showing some of his inventions. Low level picture, doesn’t show how it works

https://www.mentalfloss.com/history/john-harvey-kellogg-bizarre-inventions

The “machine” pumped 25 gallons of water in and out within a minute

Not to quibble @Rigel but the fascinating source quotes a flow/efflux rate of 15 gallons per minute. Which is still a mind-boggling (butt-boggling?) flush. 😊

Not to quibble @Rigel but the fascinating source quotes a flow/efflux rate of 15 gallons per minute. Which is still a mind-boggling (butt-boggling?) flush. 😊

I’m sure different articles have different accounts. The article I referenced said 25 gallons were flushed in and out over a minute. Agree though, whatever it was must have been unpleasant! Or thrilling, depending on on one’s POV?

One of our friends ( @sse4fun ) shows us his DIY enema chair ! The chair alone : ​​https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/158372 -- The chair with cushion : https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/158373

blog : https://fr.zity.biz/index.php?mx=blog;ox=showpage;pg=9002

Our friend @TM48 creates enema chairs. He replaces the seat with a toilet seat.

01 glasses chair https://fr.zity.biz/gallery/image/306958

02 glasses chair https://fr.zity.biz/gallery/image/271708+6

03 padded chair https://www.zupimages.net/up/19/49/m1r2.jpg . It would be good to protect this padded chair.

I have thought about how to outfit an enema chair made of two plastic chairs that stack together so that two normal 2 qt bags could lay between the two chairs and be plumbed together. The top chair could have the filler to sit down on like the bags you could sit on and the weight on the bags would push the fluid through when the valve is opened. I thought about maybe making it so that a 5 gallon bucket could be plumbed so that when you’re done taking some or all 4 quarts and the valve is closed and there’s no weight on the chair,another valve or clamp could be opened to refill the 2 bags and have them ready when you are for the next filling. The bucket could be up on the counter and the chair probably not far from the toilet. It shouldn’t cost much and be fairly simple to make with a few common tools.

I have thought about how to outfit an enema chair made of two plastic chairs that stack together so that two normal 2 qt bags could lay between the two chairs and be plumbed together. The top chair could have the filler to sit down on like the bags you could sit on and the weight on the bags would push the fluid through when the valve is opened. I thought about maybe making it so that a 5 gallon bucket could be plumbed so that when you’re done taking some or all 4 quarts and the valve is closed and there’s no weight on the chair,another valve or clamp could be opened to refill the 2 bags and have them ready when you are for the next filling. The bucket could be up on the counter and the chair probably not far from the toilet. It shouldn’t cost much and be fairly simple to make with a few common tools.

@Fill_Bill, I volunteer to beta test your enema chair!

Looks like it’s time to bring it from planning stage to fruition!