Checking out bathrooms / Bags Left Out

Until I started getting enemas at age 9 the paraphernalia related to enemas was not 'on my radar'. Once I was in-the-know, it could be found in about a third of the homes I visited, no snooping required (although I did do some of that from time to time.)

I would often speculate (or fantasize) who might have been on the each end of the hose.

Growing up in the 50's and 60's I agree with most posters below. It was not hard to see / find enema and or Douche equipment in bathrooms. On my block there were: A red combination syringe, red hose and black vaginal nozzle hanging in the shower across the street. A red combination Victoria syringe red hose and black adult enema pipe at the end of the block. Up the street the other way was a yellow latex travel bag with white hose and white douche nozzle, and next door the elderly couple had a 2 quart enema can with red tubing and black enema nozzle. We had a red BF Goodrich combination bag, red hose and black adult enema nozzle hanging in the shower for all to see. My Mom used a white bulb syringe with a shield style nozzle for her douches. Oh and when I was small we had a red child's size bulb enema with a black nozzle.

@John_Sitter Did you try to discreetly know who may have been giver and recipient?

@John_Sitter Did you try to discreetly know who may have been giver and recipient?

I was not so interested in adults and their enemas. If I knew the occupants of the home well, particularly friends near my age I might ask with some success. But there was risk in asking, my curiosity often resulted in me be asked why I was so interested. I needed to be ready for that possibility. I found kids on the receiving end were usually not forthcoming, but their siblings were often willing to spill-the-beans.

@John_Sitter said,

If I knew the occupants of the home well, particularly friends near my age I might ask with some success. But there was risk in asking, my curiosity often resulted in me be asked why I was so interested. I needed to be ready for that possibility. I found kids on the receiving end were usually not forthcoming, but their siblings were often willing to spill-the-beans.

Growing up in the fifties and sixties, my siblings and I had the “Mom Gossip Network" we used to get information on our friends. However, it had a downside, it was a two-way street. They got information on us via the same network. In short, mom liked to discuss with our friend's mom, what was going on with us, either on the phone or in person. And their moms, did the same thing our mom did. Enabling all of us to pick up on what was going on with one another. Finding it almost impossible to hide it from the others when we received an enema or a spanking.

@Rick6981 said,

Growing up in the fifties and sixties, my siblings and I had the “Mom Gossip Network“ we used to get information on our friends. However, it had a downside, it was a two-way street.

I can imagine that being true. My mom had her own circle of friends that didn't include the neighbor moms (not that there was any anamosity). That afforded me more privacy but meant I had to rely more direct networking.

@john_sitter: I found kids on the receiving end were usually not forthcoming, but their siblings were often willing to spill-the-beans.

Usually? With my circle of friends it was more like "never"! As for siblings, my younger sister was most likely the one to spill the beans. She's the one who absolutely loved being given an enema and could never comprehend my acute dislike. Often after she had had an appointment with mom's enema bag she would feel compelled to tell me more than I ever wanted to know.

I was at a friend's house, they were laying new tiles in the bathroom. Right outside the bathroom door was the washing machine, on top was a red enema bag, yes, it was wet, somebody got lucky, either the wife, husband, or their sun. I didn't have to look hard for that one.

My friends daughter's house is 5200 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, two of them master suites, two children's bedrooms with a shared bath between the two off the living room, and a guest suite at the back of the house. I was there setting up her mesh system and as it was summer and I had been drinking water all afternoon, I needed to use the bath room. I was directed to use the children's bath, walking in there was a open shelf closet (no door on the closet) to my right where a red bag, hose, and child's nozzle laying on a couple of towels on the middle shelf in plain view! I wondered how the 12 year old girl and 9 year old boy accepted their enemas because if the enema was for the adults it would be in the master bath. This was about 5 years ago, and I've been back there several times for internet issues or teaching them how to setup streaming or computers, the enema is still there although on a lower shelf.