Bungee cord to hang enema bag

I have, at times in the past, hung my bag with a bungee cord between the eye in the bag and the hang up hook. The object here is to maintain colonic pressure by allowing the bag to rise toward the hook as it empties. I found that it works quite well.

Have any of you used this technique?

What were your results?

Never used a bungee cord, but I have tried a counterweight on a cord to balance the weight of the bag and allow it to rise as it empties. I use a fairly large (6 qt) bag most of the time, and by the time it started to move, I was so full I really didn't notice the difference in pressure.

I never used a bungee cord to hang an enema bag, but have used it numerous times to hold my trunk closed if I put something big into the car!

I have to agree with Peterbilt in that once I get really full and start to reach my maximum, I kind of like the idea of the pressure reducing slightly on its own.

Given the height of the water column inside the 4 quart Klystra bag, if I hang the bag from a hook five feet off the floor, which makes it about four and a half feet from the top of my abdomen as I lay on my back on the floor, the decrease in pressure is only about .4 psi as the bag goes from overflowing to empty. So, the decrease in pressure from the top of the bag at about 4'6" above my abdomen from a full bag, down to 3'6" when the bag is empty is actually very slight. Furthermore, I usually only take 2 1/2 quarts, three is a lot for me and 3 1/2 quarts made me feel like I would explode. SO, the height of water in the bag from the start of my enema to final amount I want to take is probably 7-8 inches, which only amounts to about .25psi difference from start to finish, which between the abdominal, colonic and vaginal contractions (I have to have an orgasm or two) the difference in pressure would probably go unnoticed by me.

I have several bungee cords, and do appreciate the little boost in pressure the climbing of the bag provides.

I'm more comfortable not having that much movement in the bag. I hang mine from a swage hook, held up by a big molly. Same way the hanging plant in the next room is hung. That's all the movement I want.

For those who like to experiment, here's an interesting way to use a bungee (shock) cord for taking an enema. Make up a 3/16" bungee cord about 9" long with a hook at each end (if you need help go to a marine store, ie: West Marine, they will make it up for you). I use a spring clamp (Home Depot) on a pole or shower door etc. to which I hook the cord, attaching the other end to an enema bag (as full as you want it) then raise the clamp so the bag is at a height you would normally hang your bag...lets say 24" above the insertion point. Then begin your enema...as the solution flows into you, the bag slowly rises, gently increasing the pressure which will overcome peristaltic reflex. If you couple this with a back-flow preventing valve (Optimal Health Network) the solution will flow only one way and you will experience a pervasive yet thorough and gentle enema which will allow you to totally relax and enjoy.

Good one.Watching the hot-water bottle rise slowly is neat and somewhat erotic.

I fully agree there is nothing more exciting than seeing the hot water bottle rise and fall and also wobble hearing the water sloshing about in the bag!

I have done numerous experiments with bungee cords for hanging enema containers and found little differance in the flow rate as the bag or container empties.First of all,you need to know what size and type of cord will perform the task with the weight of a full bag and the empty bag then measure from empty to full.Your size bag should be considered when choosing the the size of the bungee chord because differant chords have various spring rates from full to empty bag.I suggest buying the package of differant size cords and the trying them out while hanging the your bag empty then trying a full bag to mesure the differnat hieghts.Do this before your taking the enema.

The best system is to have a partner or nurse to raise or lower the bag at your command.Case closed.

Devious mind here. Y a second bag to the first. Use the bungee strap to the first. If you don't resist the first bag emptying, the second bag will have a clothes pin on the tube for the second bag pulled off and release it too. A little bondage would help you to not CHEAT~!!!!!!

I tried the bungee cord yesterday. It was a totally different feeling. most likely because i tend to hang my bag very high with quite a fast flow rate.

I have used bungee cords for years and have a variety of lengths to choose from. I enjoy watching the bags move up and the contents drain out to a flat bag so I know when it is getting close to being empty. I choose the lengths based on what the bag is being hung from.

Since keeping an eye on this post I have considered using a bungee cord for hanging sub's bad. But sadly the hook I hang the bag from needs a longer "extender" so that this stubby little Miss can reach high enough to hang up the bag. But where there is a will there is a way. I could attach the bungee cord to the hook in the ceiling by standing on the bed. I may yet try this out on sub.

My mom used to start my enema by handing me the control valve and encoraged me to take as much as I could before clamping it off. This would continue several times for about half the bag. Then she would take the valve frome me, open the clamp and hold the bag straight up as far as she could. This sudden loss of control and increased flow and pressure produced a lot of emotional vertigo.

Hanging the enema bag from a bungee cord has a similar effect. However not the same as when my mom did it.

"... I could attach the bungee cord to the hook in the ceiling by standing on the bed...."

In our old house the bedroom ceiling is ten feet above the floor, and that made getting up to the ceiling hook a dangerous task, particularly while holding eight pounds of swaying enema bag in one hand. We bought a four-foot length of white lightweight metal chain, made one last daring ascent from the bed to link one end of the chain to the ceiling hook, and cut off the bottom of the chain so it just clears hubby's head. We have a collection of non-bungee bag-hangers, most made from old wire coat hangers and nylon cord, and can now hang the bag stationary at various heights by hooking it into different links on the chain. But my favorite setup is to use a bungee cord to hook between the bag and the chain. I do enjoy the little bit of added "head" to the enema as it nears its end and the bag climbs.

Hugs,

Diane

Diane -

You sound like a VERY talented "engineer"!!! 😃

I do all the time. It is the standard mounting technique for 'Old Faceful', my rubber 4 qt opentop (it never gets filled fully). Specifically, I place a fabric choke collar over the shower enclosure upper bar, and put one bungee hook through the two rings on the choke collar, and hook the other end of the bungee through the support hole on 'Old Faceful'. As does azdiane, I enjoy the extra little bit of pressure, as the bag nears its end.

Warm Waterings,

Cos.

Oh man, I could totally bust out some fluid dynamics right now...

An educated guess, however, leads me to believe that the difference in elevation head results in only a small pressure difference. Still, it sounds like a fun idea to try. Might give it a whirl.

The pressure change would be approximately 0.4 psi per foot. The total change

in height would depend on the length of the bungee cord multiplied by the Hook's

constant for springs. I have never tried it but a spring door spring might also

give some pressure change. If you wish a better control of your water height,

put a pulley in the ceiling and either counter weight the bag or attach the down

string to your toe or finger or neck or. . .

I must admit, the difference is subtle; but I like it 😁 .

I have not tried a bungee cord but it seems this may also help prevent back-flow by keeping the inflow pressure higher higher than the back-flow pressure generated as I fill.

Having just relocated to a new area and new apartment I’m still trying to get the enemas going again every other morning. My new bathroom is still not fully “Enema Friendly” if you know what I mean. I gave the Bungee cord a go…… this morning, and to my great surprise it was a good answer to the problem. Just as the 1st Ivory cramp made its presents ;-) the bag began to lift slow like a hot air balloon. I guessed I lucked out and got the height right to start.