What equipment do you use?

I would be interested to know what equipment you use for your enemas.

I emailed some digital photos of my various pieces of equipment to the webmaster (even more to come later), and hopefully they will be posted soon so you can see a selection of my favorite equipment.

I have a two litre bag that cyclists use to provide water when they are riding. It would go in a back pack and provide drinking water. It was VERY easily converted to an enema bag. 😉

MyLady, thanks your photo is lovely.

I am surprised that more members of this forum are ont into the inflatable double balloon rectal catheter-type nozzles. I know they are a bit expensive, but well worth it. If you had to pick just a few pieces of equipment for a desert island scenario- my 1 gallon Klystra/Beth Tyler bag with a colon tube and a double balloon rectal catheter (and plenty of lube) would be great forever. Granted, I love the variety of some unique and custom nozzles, but there is nothing as versatile and pleasing if you are really into the enema experience than a properly sized (with trained use) double balloon rectal catheter and a medium-sized 36" colon tube (also in the hands of a pro).

Naughtydoc

I use soap suds with a red bag and white tube and white nozzle. A standard enema nozzle 4 quarts of warm soapy water works for me. Below find a picture of the enema syringe that I use. I also have several other enema bags that I use to give my sons enemas. Another one is this.

We use a 2qt red bag and douch nozzle

My favorite is the three quart open top amber latex bag with 30" Fr 36 colon tube. I just love the deep penetration of the tube as three quarts of hot soapy water floods my bowels!

I use a simple old fashion red two quart enema bag, white tube. Instead of using the standard enema nozzle I use the douche tip nozzle. I rearely use soap just warm tap water

Naughty Nicole 😃

I have a 5 qt. Klystra Olympic closed-top bag as well as a Klystra Paris 3 liter closed top bag. My nozzles are a 32fr., 36in. colon tube and one of those green flexi nozzles. Some times a Higginson is used in line with the bag and tip. I haven't been able to hold the full capacity of the 5 qt. bag even with my wife giving, but I can hold 4qts+.

My mother used a colon tube and funnel on me, pouring the warm soapy water out of a pitcher. I would prefer this equipment, but my wife finds it cumbersome to use, as water doesn't go down the funnel sometimes with out moving the colon tube in or out. Solution can easily overflow the funnel.

Hobo

What do I use? Where to begin. Until the web, I used a gold 2 quart open top, but mostly (and still love) my blue pumpkin bag. It holds nearly 3 quarts. But siince I discovered equipment online, I have greatly increased my collection.

I have a clear 3 quart barium bag with an inflatable nozzle. Okay, but the nozzle is thick and hard to self insert. However, I have since purchased two perfect butt plugs so I can use the pumpkin with easier to insert nozzles but then use the butt plug to help hold it in.

I also use it when I use my JBL (can hold over 6 quarts) and take a gallon or more. I bought a new JBL nozzle with a valve so I can hold in what I have taken, but I have to sit on the bag. Works well, though, since I can read and write enema stories as I fill and hold. Reading stories gives me the incentive to open the valve and sit hard even when I think I'm full to capacity. And I hold it for just one more story. Maybe, just one more.

But if the pressure gets too strong and I want to force myself to hold it longer, I use a butt plug and lie down and roll my legs up. Take the pressure off a bit. Butt plugs are the greatest. I can hold larger amounts so much longer. It's a challenge but, well maybe, I'm a bit a of a masochist. I never thought of it that way, since enemas are sooooooo pleasurable, but I feel as though I have to pay for all that pleasure by holding it in, ten, fifteen, twenty minutes. I can do that with 3 quarts, even 3 soapy quarts if it's the second enema, but once I reach a gallon, ten minutes is all I can do. I'm not into that much pain. And by then it's the third or fourth enema of the session and although I can easily take more than a gallon of clear, salted water, especially with the JBL, I wish I could hold it longer than 10 minutes.

I'd love to try a Shur-shot, but it looks like I could accidently hurt myself, with pressure or amounts. How do you know what's going in? It looks like fun, but I need so much more info before I try it.

I have a colon tube, but have never used it. I need someone to help me. I probably could hold a gallon longer with "someone to help me."

I usually use a red 2qt closed bag, using the enema nozzle for the first enema and changing to the douche nozzle. I recently got my hands on two vintage hospital enema cans, 1 is 1.5qts and the other is 2qts and believe me I love the intense feeling that you get from them, much different than what you get from a bag. I also modified a douche nozzle by drilling a hole at the very tip and making the existing holes bigger, definitely can feel the solution entering your rectum and quite a sensation, too!

I use a classic yellow 2 qt combo w/ a douche nozzle. Generally a soapsuds solution using either Dr. Bronners Castile or some mild hand soap is used. I have a couple of toys but they don't get much use.

We have both a 2 quart combo syringe with the standard nozzles and an 8 ounce bulb.

The bag is the one most often used at home. . .the bulb is used occasionally when just a quick clean out is needed

I have a two quart red open top bag with a pump attached and a double inflatable silicone retention catheter. I also have a JBL sit on bag which is enormous and, with the alternative plug, it provides a reservoir to connect the tubing to.

I find the double retention nozzle is excellent enabling a lot more water to be retained without leakage and the in line hand pump helps to get the water paast any hold up, reducing cramps . Three quarts becomes a reasonable amount to hold

I have been collecting and updating my equipment for years, and have accumulated quite a cupboard full.

My most recent acquisition for less than $ 100 was an IV pole. What a great help it is. Hanging a gallon of water in a black rubber bag on a flimsy towel rack can be disastrous . . . well . . wet anyway. This strong pole on casters is so handy. It came boxed, so when company comes, I can slide it under the bed.

I have two black 4-quart bags, a Higginson syringe (which I love), assorted nozzles, a variety of castile soaps, a bottle of peppermint oil and several different lubes and salves. I now have some frankinsense and myrrh goat soap which SEEMS to be helpful alleviating an enlarged prostate.

Some day I hope to add a good inflatable nozzle and a butt plug to forestall any leaking and help retention. Something for my Christmas list?? LOL

Art

😃I use the standard clear 3000 cc barium enema bag with a singel balloon rectal catheter with a mix of warm water and baby bar ivory soap for the first cleanout.

For the rince enema i use the same bag with a 48fr rojo colon tube, This gives a real good rince enema.

I use a normal ole red enema bag for most of my boys enems. We do have one of those enameled enema dispensers that hang on the wall. But you have ot be careful when filling them. I'd like, and my boy would too, one of those semi-clear bags. Then he can see exactly what he has left to take in. For attachments, my boy is very handy. He made himself an inflatable nozzle to insert inside himself so the water can't come out.

I use a two quart travel folding douche/enema bag; it is convenient and easy to take on trips. I use a modified douche nozzel I have drilled a hole into the end of the nozzel. The douche nozzel makes for a comfortable fit and will not slip out after lubricatrion as the standard enema nozzel.

My favorite is the good 'ol 4qt. Klystra bag and a NozWiz, but have many, many toys.

Frakly I'm puzzled that some of our fans make do with homemade enema equipment when there are so many great, classic enema bags available on the market, and while expensive, the last forever and keep on giving.

As for me, I have a half dozen bags, but I would have to say that my two favorites are the 4quart, open top Klystra equipped with six feet of rapid flow, red silicone enema tubing and my Davol Paris replica, four quart combination bag. As for attachments, although I fabricate a soft, black, ten inch "colon Master" nozzle for one of the web based suppliers, I still prefer closed end colon tubes the best.

MyLady, If watching the level of the liquid going down is your thing, as it is with many fans, then may I suggest a three liter, clear vinyl hospital bag from any of the major equipment suppliers. Although they are meant to be disposable, most of these, inexpensive bags will last a year or more if cleaned and dried completely after every use.

My favorite dom nurse uses a $250 dollar, four quart, open top, semi transparent Silicone bag from Klystra with a matching Silicone, 500cc double balloon rectal catheter. I get weak in the knees just watching her filling it with soapsuds.

I have a red bulb syringe, higginson bulb syringe and a red

2 quart enema bag i use them all from time to time either solo

or have them given to me!

JUNI.............. as to temp..... stick your tongue under the water flow... what works there will work in your colon. Try varying the temp... one warm.... one a little cooler then warm again

I like a open top 2 qt with a 34FR colon tube attached.

We use a 4 quart bag and until just recently a standard black douche nozzle. Just purchased from Rojo ( I strongly recommend them ) a medium sized bat nozzle. The first time my wife used that one on me I kind of went " yikes " but it's definitely a keeper.

In reply to your question I use a folding feminine syringe easy to mix solutions and also to clean and dry properly after use but the irrigator you speak of is also good and easy to clean

Davol Paris, 2 liter irrigator can, and I'm desperately trying to find an italian made bulb that holds 1250ml. The manufacturer lists it, but I have yet to find one for sale. Manufacturer is jonplast

My favorite is my 3 quart blue pumpkin bag with my silicon colon tube. :😃

I have a collection built over several years, and all have provided me with great enemas:

Large rectal nozzle MSCCR from bethtyler.com

Higgensen syringe - used attached to a bag

3 liter Paris bag

2 liter combination bag

38 Fr colon tube

Rusch Gold inflatable nozzle

Ramp-up clamp from optimalhealth

plus several custom nozzles up to 1" diameter and 7"long