Makeshift equipment

I might be an anomaly on Zity, my parents never used enemas. I learned about them through the internet browsing various forums and websites that a person my age had no business being on... but I came across enemas and was fascinated by them. I had no way to access real equipment, so I made due and used a old shampoo bottle as a make shift bulb. I would fill it all the way up with water, press the lid of the bottle agaisnt my ass and squeeze until water was pushing itself inside me. No lube, no penetration. Then repeat a few times. I was curious how everyone else started and if there was anyone else who had tried a makeshift enema?

Very similar story here... no enemas in the family and somehow I got to using the shampoo bottle as well. Used any number of contraptions over the year including ziploc bags and plastic milk cartons. So happy to have graduated to a silicone bag now.

A zip lock bag with the corner cut slightly to spary with? I tried it once or twice but never could get it consistent enough for my tastes.

I have created home made inflatable nozzles. They seem to last about 6 to 8 months with weekly use. Eventually the tube springs a leak along one of the seams and you feel and hear bubbles as it deflates and you suddenly have to clinch down to hold that water.

Ever tried a turkey baster? Has a squeeze bulb and is thick enough to pass for a dildo. Try it sometime, maybe next thanksgiving.

As a teen I tried building a kind of funnel with a Bic pen plastic case, the top of a plastic bottle, some glue etc. It was not very practical.

It is easy to use a soft tube like windshield washer tubing. Insert the tube into your rectum and blow water into it. hold your thumb over the tube to keep the water column have a container of water ready and raise it high. put the tube in and water will flow via suction. this is an obvious slow fill but a satisfying one.

@Serif

Here are the things you can use fromfree to a few dollars tools.

1. If you have a long flexible shower head, then take off the shower head, clean the hose head, run slow warm water,( water volume like water fountain, try to count the time to fill up a cup, so you have some idea of how filling speed.)

Stoop down and let the water in.

2. Water bottle, remove cap, put a plastic wrap on it, poke a whole, lube it(plastic top & your hole) with lube or cooking oil, stoop down or just seat on it. Thin plastic battle only. (Poland spring 0.6 litter the best)

3. Go to home depot/ hardware store, get a copper fitting that secured to a bottle cap. ( reusable) i do NOT like this one that much, because water flow back to the bottle too.

4. Go download alliexpress, buy a enema cleaning tool or bag or hose connector ( cheap)

Have some cleaning fun.

Do Not try to flush the entire large intestine in one short.

Advise, 1st round, 1 litter or 1 qt, then let it go,

2nd round can be 2 litters or 2 qt. It will get most of the soft paste out,

3rd round can be 2 litter or 3 or 4, you body will tell you the limit, do push the limit, don't burst it, keep yourself in a comfortable level. ( in this case more DOES NOT mean better) make sure water is clean enough.

@Wfm I have several real bags and a large assortment of nozzles now. I haven't had a problem finding real equipment for the last decade or so. I was just reminiscing about how I started with enemas 😃

When I was a teenager I was creative and made my own enema. I found a plastic container that originally was attached to a handle for a carpet cleaner. It held about a quart of solution. It had a screw on cap that had a small vent hole on the top of it and there was a metal rod on the outside of the container that was attached to a small valve on the bottom and when you would move the rod up it would let the water flow. I attached some 3/16 plastic tubing about 3 feet long to it and fill the cast iron bathtub we had with warm soapy bubbly water and hop into the tub. Then I would fill the container with the bathtub water, insert the hose to wherever it felt comfortable and lay back in the tub, hold the container up and open the valve and let the water flow inside of me. If I emptied the container on the first fill I would lower it into the bathtub water and fill it again. It was a very relaxing and comfortable way to take a enema.

As a young teen, I was able to make equipment with a small wooden nozzle, tubing from chemistry class and a plastic bottle. I made a hole in the bottle bottom and covered the hole with masking tape. The hose was attached to the bottle cap (cannot remember how but it worked without leaking. The hose was about 3 feet long so there was sufficient flow of the pint or so of water in the bottle. The whole apparatus was concealed in my hobby supplies and used very infrequently.

Never was given enemas while young. Got started later in life using a bulb as a prelude to using prostate and anal toys. Liked it so much bought a blue bag from OHS and have tried different nozzles - enjoy the longer nozzles and deeper enemas most so guess I’m hooked for the pleasure enjoyed!!

In a pinch have used a shampoo bottle or the hose from a shower but still prefer a nice bag

When I traveled on business I always took my kinky equipment with me. In order not to be embarrassed by by some curious customs officer - it would be taken unassembled in various parts of my luggage and sports equipment.

Strange how I really need to be embarrassed in some circumstances but it such a no no in others ! It has to be someone who enjoys similar kinks to mine .

I never received an enema from my mother who was a single parent (my father died when I was 7). I first read about enemas from an adult magazine (not sure how I came about it). It intrigued me and I tried giving myself ones when I was alone. I found a bulb kind that was a car battery filling bulb in the garage and used that for a long time. I loved the feeling of it going in and would squirt two or three (sometime a little more) or water up into me. Felt so, so good!!! and the expulsion was so wonderful. A girl next door, my age, were chatting one day and somehow the subject came up! We started giving enemas to each other whenever we could! We enjoyed them together so much for a long time. She was the only enema partner I have ever had. Wish I could find another sometime to enjoy them with. I enjoy both bag and bulb enemas and warm water.

When traveling on business I would stop by a local hardware store and buy a 1/2 not female to male pvc fitting, a roll of teflon tape and 6ft of tygon tubing. After settling in my hotel room I would remove the shower head, then install the tubing into the pvc fitting and attach the fitting to the shower pipe. I would then enjoy many fills and expels with a quick step out of the shower and expel the toilet. After nearly clear returns I could just stand, squat or lay in the tub and expel it right down the drain.

There was me thinking I was the only one who used an empty shampoo bottle! That was my method during my teenage years, usually in the bathtub. (Palmolive shampoo as I recall....)

Many years ago while on a business trip I made a makeshift enema pump out of a $30 blood pressure kit.

The bulb and tubing worked well.

@slim_m:

Many years ago while on a business trip I made a makeshift enema pump out of a $30 blood pressure kit.

The bulb and tubing worked well.

Well, if that isn’t the pinnacle of ingenuity, I don’t know what is!!!

I remember when I was a young teen my little brother had a monkey holding cymbals that he clapped together when you squeezed the rubber bulb attached to his back with a short tube. The toy no longer worked so I removed the bulb when the toy was thrown in the trash. I would take the bulb in the bathtub with me and give myself small enemas with the bath water. The bulb only delivered an ounce or two of water per squeeze so it took several to be effective. I would hold it while drying off and let it out while the bathtub was draining.

I also started experimenting when I was around 20. I was embarrassed to buy equipment and experimented with anything I could. After trying bottles and finding it difficult I got the worst idea.

I had got hold of some wine brewing stuff. Which meant I had access to a demijohn (1 gallon glass bottle) and a siphoning tube. So long as it was elevated it would work. As luck would have it my bathroom had a very deep window sill over the bath and could fit the demijohn. That nice heavy demijohn that I filled all the way thinking I would use what I need and the weight would help it stay positioned. Can you see where this story is going?

Well I got in the bath to avoid mess and got the siphon going and inserted it. First time with a proper flow and it was good. Right up until the water flowing made it lighter and it slid forward and fell into the bath.

Yes , the glass demijohn broke. Yes I got a glass shard in my leg. I will spare you the details except that it left a scar.

Moral of this story, glass is fragile so do not use it, I am stupid, but the feeling and experience was nice enough for me to invest in some safer stuff since then. I now have a 4 liter bag, I'm much safer, but I'm still quite stupid sometimes.

It has never been necessary for me to need makeshift enema equipment as there was always real equipment available to me. As early as I can remember, there was a bulb enema syringe in the cabinet under the sink in the bathroom. It didn't take long before my sister and I were using it on ourselves and each other. Later, mom bought a combo bag for my sister and I to use. My mom caught me giving myself an enema when I was twelve and that was when she stopped giving them to me. So, she knew I was giving myself enemas, but I don't think she knew how often I actually did it, and that I did it mostly for fun, not need. When I got married and left home, it didn't take long for me to get my own enema syringe. I have had legitimate enema equipment for my entire life. That's not to say I haven't done it with a water bottle a time or two, but that was mostly out of curiosity.

I have posted about this somewhere here in the past. I have made MANY makeshift devices for enemas and colonics. Some were quite elaborate replicating a device able to quite effectively give myself a full closed system colonic laying across a board in my bathroom. I have kind of moved on from that activity but had some very fun enjoyable cleanouts there!

As a teenager I was always trying to find something to use as an enema. I first got ahold of a ear syringe. That of course would work quite well. Only thing it was small and only held a bit of water. I just used kept going for refills. I remember it felt so great. Then my mom discovered what I was using it for and disposed of it. I remember being upset by that but nothing could prevent me from finding something else to use. I used a shampoo bottle as well for awhile. I remember it being difficult to get in my butt. I still did what I had to... Then a few times I actually made my own enema. I found a fish air compressor tube and I remember thinking that tube would be perfect for an enema. So I got a big bag like a freezer storage bag and stuck the air tube in the bag at the bottom and got a rubber band and I was able to seal the hole around the tube with the rubber band. I had made myself a real enema.... I used this many times. I am also guilty of one time using my moms turkey baster as an enema. I did what I had to.

@Cheryl77177 said,

It has never been necessary for me to need makeshift enema equipment as there was always real equipment available to me. As early as I can remember, there was a bulb enema syringe in the cabinet under the sink in the bathroom. It didn't take long before my sister and I were using it on ourselves and each other. Later, mom bought a combo bag for my sister and I to use. My mom caught me giving myself an enema when I was twelve and that was when she stopped giving them to me.

Growing up, my siblings and I always had douche/enema equipment available in the bathroom at home or our grandmothers. Up until age six only mom or grandma gave us enemas. That’s when things changed. Grandma taught our preteen aunts personal hygiene and how to care for and give children enemas. Afterwards, giving the girls responsibility for our evening bath including enemas, using the large downstairs bathroom. It was big enough, with a huge dual head walk-in shower, making it convenient for the girls to put us in together. Then get in to bathe us while keeping order. To that end, on evenings when grandma told the girls to give us and themselves enemas before our shower, like us, both girls were naked.

Sharing a bedroom at home and grandmas, along with the girls giving us our evening bath together, nudity wasn’t an issue. Even mom, gave us enemas together at home, in either the bedroom or bathroom. Consequently, we never had to improvise something to play around with, because everything we needed was already in the bathroom. Readily available, whenever we took a shower by ourselves or with each other.

Like our aunts, when we reached our preteens, grandma taught us personal hygiene and enemas became our responsibility. A common practice in the nineteen fifties, once kids reached double digits. Mom stopped giving us enemas altogether, and grandma only gave us a 3H enema once a year during summer vacation. Our aunts, on the other hand, continued to give us enemas well into our teens. Shortly afterwards, once we started swapping enemas with one another, our enema usage more than doubled, becoming more for pleasure than need.

I have used the shower head version but often fantasize using a super soaker.

I had to have my friend (female) and enema giver hold on to my equipment as at the time my health was sketchy. She lives a distance from me so I had to improvise. Very easy to make. You take a 64 oz soda bottle (cleaned and sterilized) You make a 1 inch hole in the bottom as ling as small holes to insert a V shaped coat hanger into the top sides when the bottle is inverted. Go to Home Depot or Lowes and in the plumbing aisle look for a bobbed hose adapter for the hose connection and also pick up the 3/8 inch gum rubber tubing. Take the bottle top and drill a hole and screw the bobbed adaptor into the hole drilled in the bottle cap. Seal with a small amount of silicone sealant. LET DRY before use. Go on to Amazon and you can get the adjustable hose clamps. Watch the size and make sure it is for your proper tubing size. For the nozzle I found a stilis pen the kind we use at the elections here. It is bobbed at one end where the pen screws together or find the item of your choice. Screw the cap on, attach the tubing and clamp with the nozzle of choice and you have an open top 2 ltr enema. Wash it after use and break it down separating the parts for non detection.