First full JBL

I got my first full bag JBL 6 qt's in today what a blast

Using a full JBL can be a great experience and enjoy using mine sometimes.

I would like to try one someday. Just can't bring myself to spend that nuch on a bag.

Today I checked the volume held by my JBL and was surprised to find it actually held 7 1/2 quarts. There were 3 1/2 quarts left in the bag when I rose from that sexy warm rubber cushion for a much needed discharge.

I have sat on a JBL once and it was a very fast enema.

On my to do list . Pricey thought ?

WC

I had a jbl a few years ago. I was able to completely flatten it once with much effort.

A JBL is fine on occasion, but I like a faster fill from a bag where I can control the flow rate. I've never been able to empty a JBL; it's just too much water and takes so long.

I haven't tried the JBL bag yet, but it is on my to do list!

I bought a JBL about six months ago and used it several times. I found that the nozzle was too short to let it flow properly so I added about 2" to it buy putting on a pvc extension and bonding it with Gorella glue. I drilled out a hole in the wood I used to fill the pvc, smoothed everything out and put it back on the JBL. Now I can get a huge amount of water in continually rubbing my stomach as it flows.

Carl

I really want one. how much are they?

They're about $130, but I really enjoy mine and gives you a couple very nice enemas in one fill. Holds six qts, I recommend anyone to buy one if it's in your budget.

I finally broke down and bought one, with i think 3 nozzles and a valve

i haven't had time but it will be soon

anything special i should know?

it looks awesome, what a ride it will be

I'm planning to purchase a JBL bag to use while I read the Forum and Blogs on Zity.

Mine is coming next week!

FYI - don't expect a discount from Klystra.com by mentioning zity (they said they would give us discounts in a post from a couple of years ago). We left a comment saying we would like the discount / came from zity forums, and they replied saying they no longer provide a discount without a coupon code - period. Not too happy about that considering that we spent $200!

WHile the JBL is a very interesting bag and turns one on visually, I never found it to be useful without major leaking. The longer nozzle comment seems the best advice to make the JBL more useable.

klyster3

One downside, I found, to the JBL is that you can get some return flow into the bag. While cleaning my JBL I would usually find a few deposits telling me I had some water return into the bag. I don't use it that often.

WaterloverXL

I've noticed the same thing with a JBL, and for that reason, it is one of the pieces of

equipment that is not shared with anyone. (my housekeeping may be poor, but I'm very

careful about cleaning Enema equipment or toys). I've often wondered if there could be a way to put a check valve in the nozzle to prevent back flow into the bag.

Dan

When I became aware of the JBL I had no choice other than getting one.

However it is very pleasuarable to sit on the warm cusion, I could not hold more than I usually can (2,5qts), I had tried two different nozzle types.

What really turned me down was the hygiene of the "bag". To me, it was hard to keep it confidentially clean. There is some return flow, for whatever reason!

How do you clean your JBL?

Are you guys that are having backflow issues using the Type C Headpiece that lets you stop the flow?

Seems like if you stopped the flow before readjusting your body weight it would lessen backflow, then restart the flow after resetting your weight.

Is there any place to get different headpieces for the Klystra? Don't see any others besides headpiece C listed on their site.

And how long does it take with the JBL to receive a full 6quart enema?

Sorry for all the questions but I'm about to buy one.

Hi dogman321,

I believe that with proper use of the Type C headpiece back flow should be much reduced, but it is still a possibility if you have a very strong wave of peristalsis while using the JBL.

I bought mine with the 3 headpieces, and honestly, the other 2 are a complete waste in my opinion. The One without the valve built in is impossible to use unless you are someplace where you don't mind spilling a lot of water. The Headpiece with the holes along the sides is also very leaky because those holes are too close to the outside of the anus.

I've never been able to take the full 6, but I did just blow my mind by taking probably 4.5 quarts which is very large for me. I use the valve to slow the flow down and it took around 15 minutes. At that point I had to stop, not due to painful cramps, but due to rather extreme nausea because my entire large intestine was full of water and it was working its way past the ileocecal valve (I think).

It's a fun bag for sure, but I find that I don't use it very often as I miss lying down with a balloon in my ass.

I remember that the first time I learned of a JBL was in the early 80's. An outfit called Roxbury/Platinum Press sold enema supplies, and somehow had come upon some original JBL bags. They were selling them in the neighborhood of around $125. This seemed like a whole lot of money at the time, so I passed on the opportunity.

I later regretted this, so by about the mid to late 80's, I made my own. This was long before the reproductions came about.

Because I was always aware of reflux with my hot water bottle, I had made my own check valves to keep my bag clean. So I knew that with a JBL, it seemed almost a sure thing that reflux was going to happen.

When I made the snap-in nozzle for my JBL, I integrated the check valve right into it. Because of this, there is no chance of contamination.

I can't see why Klystra doesn't see this problem and design a nozzle like mine .......... it's a no-brainer. There's simply no way the JBL doesn't get some contamination without a check valve.

Period.

I've purchased a Klystra JBL quite some time ago, but haven't gotten around to fabricating a nozzle with a check valve for it .......... maybe one of these days when I find a little time.

Meanwhile, the one I fabricated still gets some use ........... it's now almost 30 years old.

Ah, yes. Good times ..............

I just used my new jbl

i used the cylinder shaped nozzle with the valve

it filled me nicely, had to shut off flow a few times

when i got off, the was a little leakage, what was in the nozzle

all in all it felt good

next time i will use more water, because seems when you run enough water out, the exit hole sits on bag bottom and stops flow

looking forward to next time

The valve that i bought with my JBL is the difference, i can control it very well and stop it too

highly recomended to get valve if you don't have one

I clean mine by filling it with a solution of 10% bleach and 90% water. It seems to keep it pretty clean. Don't know if the bleach shortens the life of the rubber.

I am going to drill out the hole in the nozzle to achieve faster flow, hopefully fast enough to be felt inside.