Enema equipment collections

Over time how large is your collection of enema equipment become ? I have a extensive collection of bags,bulbs.

,nozzles from double balloon nozzles to colon tubes and silicone nozzles. And I’m still looking for things the enema fetish goes hand in hand with an equipment fetish it seems. Do you think that is the case one stimulates the other completing the fetish ?

Yes, equipment is important ! https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/108950 -- https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/60472

Our collection is an embarrassment. We have one of everything we could afford and get our hands on. Pics I posted are tip of the iceberg. Hundreds of nozzles, innumerable colon tubes, bag of every volume, color, and design.

Come to an enema class and I’ll have it all on display for show and tell. Pics in my albums for all to enjoy

Come to an enema class and I’ll have it all on display for show and tell. Pics in my albums for all to enjoy

Thank you for your wonderful album, which I have just discovered !

@clyso thank you. I posted multiple albums with tons of content. Make sure to enjoy them all. I may have even maxed out the number of albums allowed on zity, but will see if I can add more content to existing albums.

Before I moved in with the love of my life, @liquidsky, I possessed only one sorry little Walgreen’s combination bag and a large-sized jar of generic glycerine suppositories.

Fast forward to today. There exists in our en-suite a cabinet that we’ve named Area 51. It contains a plethora of enema and enema-adjacent equipment that is currently all jumbled together in a chaotic mess. I am in the process of digging everything out of this deep and dark cavern underneath my sink, and disposing of broken equipment (burst DBC balloons and the like) and items that are too large to fit comfortably in our bottoms. You have no idea how much stuff is currently in Area 51. I feel like I am on an archeological dig!

I now regret selling it, but years ago I found and purchased a black 3 quart female torso enema bag, complete with breasts. I ultimately decided it was too solidifying the fact that my enemas aren't just for health reasons (wink, wink) and I sold it. I wish I could find one again. Until then, my only bag is a 3 quart OHN silicone bag that looks nice and works very well.

I would have quite an extensive collection if I had not disposed of all the equipment I have purchased over the last 25 years. currently a bulb, 2 bags, some nozzles and a colon tube.

For anyone looking to build an embarrassing collection of enema gear, I am currently handling an estate with innumerable amount of bags and bulbs for sale. I posted the tip of the iceberg in the “buy/sell/trade section and can send more pics if people are looking for anything specific.

@Iris1858

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„Area 51“ …..😂😂😂

I'll remember that. It's similar at our place. An extra wardrobe in the bedroom, a small chest of drawers in the bathroom, three large boxes in the basement. Oh, and a leather doctor's bag filled with essential supplies for emergencies. The worst part is that you can't separate yourself from anything. If it weren't for my nurse...

It's nice to know there are other freaks out there.

I don’t have much of a collection of enema equipment at the time. Not because I didn’t buy much but because I didn’t keep most of it. I currently have just 2 bags, one combo bag and one open top bag, and 2 bulbs. But over the years I have bought about 20 bags and maybe 10 bulbs. I sometimes wish now that I had kept some of them because they were better than most on the market now.

Starting in the 70s, I always had at least one bag and one bulb at all times. Then if I was cruising the local drugstores and saw one different from what I had, I would buy it and toss the other one. Sometimes when traveling, I would buy a bag or bulb at a local drugstore knowing that I would pitch it in the trash the next morning. Over the years I have also bought numerous nozzles, tubes, and accessories to try. If they weren’t notable they often ended up in the trash after just a couple uses. Over the years I have spent hundreds of dollars that went straight up my ass but I don’t regret a penny of it.

@RedBulb99 : I hear you!

I am in a similar situation; I bought a lot of "novelties" - a while ago I was in Germany and started a new collection - including some german-made DBCs - medtech I believe was the company.

Anyway, fast forward a few years, I relocated and left most of the collection behind - logic was: anything not used for 3 mo goes.

Today, I only have 2 glass containers (2l and 4l), both diy (ikea for the 2l one); tubing is silicone (medical grade) and I only have a handful of tips - I mostly use an inflatable silicone enema tip that I got on Aliexpress; I hated the tubing (there was a nasty ABS plastic piece) but loved eve ything else so I modified it such that the hose is med silicone and I am very happy with. The dbcs I got in Germany long gave the ghost, and looking back it was a bad purchase - 80ish euros + postage, baloon burst in less than 1yr, could not repair. Bought the second one, same story. It probably had to do with me storing them flat, but still @almost 100euro a pop, that's expensive.

I try to KISS as much as I can because sanitizing a lot of equipment makes no sense and I made a decision long ago to go exclusively Glass, Stainless and Silicone. Plus, I know what I like and I can have the same meal again and again.

Before my love came into my life, I owned just three things. Just three rubber bulbs. One one-piece, one two-piece with a black bakelite nozzle, and one of those awesome female shower bulbs with the curved nozzle and the rubber bell at the end.

Meanwhile, our collection contains pretty much everything that can be used to transport liquids into an anus. We love variety. But ultimately, we usually come back to our roots: rimming with rubber bulbs. Giver and receiver become one unit as soon as the nozzle of a bulb enters the anus and the giver determines what happens next. I find that to be a real truly intimate and devoted moment.