Bulb vs. Bag vs. Can

Happy fetishist's post got me thinking about large bulbs. I've used a standard small bulb giving to a partner with several refills. I would find a 750 mL or even larger bulb a handful to manage, let alone squeeze 😁 Definitely up for learning though... great potential for fun!

I am a bag person. Especially if you can see the level going down. Very sexy.

When administering alone, the bag is definitely easier. With a friend it would be more erotic using a bulb, multiple insertions and injections just feel good. Depends on the mood and the company.

@gwilson52 i couldn’t have said it better myself. Love a good bag… but also love being over a lap for repeated bulbs

First, I love that this thread is still going strong!

I strongly prefer open top bags. I love watching the hanging, bulging-full bag drain and collapse, and they make for easy fills. Bulbs have their place for me too, but out of utility. A quick bulb enema or two clears the rectum for easier and cleaner insertions of larger nozzles; particularly balloon nozzles.

As for a bucket, I've never tried one as I don't find them particularly aesthetically pleasing!

Pretty flexible if on the taking side...actually bulbs are kind of less demanding, even using bigger ones....when giving, I absolutely prefer the bag.... once you get it going your hands are "free"....up to you how you use them.... never used a can...do not see any particular reason, save love for that particular item...or, maybe, the fact that they can be "bigger".... my vote goes to the bag....

For myself, the closed top, combination bag is the best fun. Gives me the enjoyment of filling it up and watching the shape change with the volume ...both as liquid is filled, and again as it drains into me. Most of us have experienced a hanging hole failing on a full bag, and while that _can_ be messy with a combo bag, the open top bags certainly fail more dramatically.

With just a bit of effort, you can eliminate all the air in the bag and after that you can toss it on a shelf or a counter and all the water will be sucked out regardless of the position of the bag. Easier to find an appropriate height location if you don't need to drive a nail or screw a hook into a wall.

...but all things considered, variety is wonderful. Sometimes an erotic image will form in my brain that calls for one of those other vessels ...and you just got to go with whatever turns you on at the moment.

A bag or a can. It's easier to set the flow where you want it, then lie back and relax and enjoy.

Well, one advantage with the bag is you can see how much is left. But, I want more volume. I found a translucent plastic jug that held 2 gallons and had a hose fitting molded in at the bottom. I cut the top off so that it could be filled more easily, and made a hanging bail, like on a bucket, but for hanging it on the shower curtain rail. It still holds 7 quarts easily. I measured and put magic marker indications on the side for every quart. When I take an enema series, I would decide which one would be the last enema, and fill the bucket to above 4 quarts, and then let some water flow until it was at the 4 quart level. Then I would get into whatever position I wanted and open the clamp. If I was taking the enema on the floor, I would put the bucket on the vanity. If I was taking it standing (which worked well for me to get a VERY large fill) I would hang the bucket from the shower curtain rail. With the bathroom light shining down on the bucket, it was fairly easy to see what the level was through the plastic. Many times, especially when standing, I was able to take the full 4 quarts if I was already well cleaned-out, but fairly often I could only make it to 3.5 quarts before I had to stop. Then, I would try to hold the enema for 5-10 minutes.

Jon