What equipment do you use?

I got three nozzles from OHN, the thickest is 1.25". They all slide in easily. Unfortunately, these are very expensive.

In the meantime I bought Delrin or POM-H as a black round material. Over the coming winter months my little lathe will get some work done. If I get any useful results I will post pictures.

Does anyone make custom Delrin nozzles currently or is OHN the only source?

I believe that OHN is currently the only source. I also purchased at least one from enemasupply.com and they had them until a few years ago (they had some great bags, too). But no more.

"Adrian"

I like your antique photos. Please consider posting one of your mini-lathe, when you show off your Delrin pleaser, please. I have a very small plug of Delrin i use to terminate Silicone hose. It has its own slipperiness that makes an excellent hose knob. Then i use leather punch to place nice little holes in the sides of the hose for it to give out a spray.

I just stopped at a yard sale and to my surprise sitting in a brown paper bag was a shinny stainless steel enema can with an old red hose and a lever action metal clamp but no nozzle. The tag stated "use not known $1.00! I snatched it up and as I was paying for it the owner asked if I knew what it was used for. I replied that it's some kind of medical device and I have a Chiropractor friend who has his office decorated with old medical stuff and would probably like this.

While it's true that I do have a Chiropractor friend there is no way he's getting this find! Excuse me I have sanitizing to do then we'll see how it works!

LostInThe50s

@LostInThe50s - Lucky boy!

I used to use a converted 3L hydration pack bladder, but now I have this 5 gallon monster. It's easy to outfit as an enema bag, and packs down flat. Just add sufficient 3/8" tubing of your choice.

Call me crazy, but I can have hours of fun on one fill.

The downside is the beast takes a while to fill if you don't have a tub spigot. Another is its filled weight. It has a decent handle, but your average shower curtain rod won't dream of holding it. I rigged a military style web belt and an extra buckle to hold it over the bathroom door.

Worked like a charm!

On a side note, I use homebuilt nozzles, but recently ordered a couple of colon tubes from siliconenozzles.com. I'm super anxious to try them!

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Ozark-Trail-5-Gal-Camping-Shower-Emergency-Campsite-Portable/9970365428?fulfillmentIntent=Pickup&filters=%5B%7B%22intent%22%3A%22fulfillmentIntent%22%2C%22values%22%3A%5B%22Pickup%22%5D%7D%5D&classType=REGULAR&athbdg=L1200&from=/search

I use a home made 2gal bucket with a nozzle out the lower side to hook the tubing on with a normal nozzle on it. It woks great. Plenty of volume. Take all you want. On a cleanse rinse I can go 4 to 5-1/2 qts.

Yes, 😃 over the 76 years that I have been enjoying the pleasure of water, including the original one gallon can that I was given my first enema from to all sorts of 'make do' toys, the easiest most used is the flexible hose and shower head on the shower wall regulated by a 'flick mixer' to control the flow and temperature of the delivery. WE have a shower chair that I place the adjustable shower head facing upwards with whatever rate I wish to 'take' the water and simply sit on the shower head. regards irrigator333.

Hi "Lost.....!!!" post 334!!!,

WOW!!! What a line!!! Was yer' answer,"Totally, off the cuff?" or did you have to work it up????

I would say,"With a Klick of that little White Klip!!!"

Butt... That old fashioned metal Lever action klip takes the cake!!!

The sound would be Classic!!!!!!!!

highwater

I use either my old red bag or I use my shower attachment for my enemas. I prefer the shower attachment because it has unlimited water so there is no need to refill.

Since my last post our collection has doubled in size. At home we still have the original combination bag plus a Vollrath enamel can. At the lake it is the "no name" can plus the fountain syringe that we added to our renovated bathroom. All of these have provided acceptable enemas.

I have several bulbs and bags to use depending on the purpose of the enema, my mood, and how much time I have. My favorite, which gets used the most, is a red Cara open top fountain syringe. It's quick and easy to use, holds a full two quarts, and is red rubber which has lots of good memories of days past.

I have a new retention balloon tip and love it along with my 4 qt bag. Buttplug vibration w remote

@LostInThe50s congratulations my friend. What a find.

I use my own equipment, I build my own enema bags. I buy breathing bags, machine the necks, buy hoses and nozzles. When I have some for sale, I'll announce it. They are mostly latex bags and do have a limited lifespan, unlike silicon, but they have that latex smell. the hoseman

I have. 2.5 qt silicon open top bag that when full to near the brim holds almost 3 qts. For the nozzle I have a 1/2 inch diameter 20 inch long black silicone colon tube that I easily fully insert when taking enemas. I love to watch the water level go down in the bag as I feel that warm solution fill my colon. Laying on my side or back will stroking the shaft of my penis… I think I need to go enjoy an enema now! Oh the pleasures these enemas provide!!!

I like to read the posts here on Zitybiz or chat with a friend here while taking the enemas. It adds another level of excitement. Care to join me some time?

I have several different nozzles from silicone nozzles but prefer my 3 inch super retention nozzle as it stays in place and does not slip out like the others. I only have 1 open top 2000ml bag for all of them with a standard clamp, flow meter and in line bulb pump if needed. its a simple setup but does the job and is adaptable to whatever nozzle i would like to use.

Recently got an OHN silicone 5qt open top bag, and now a variety of SNC silicone nozzles. I have a 2.5" retention nozzle that reaches 12" deep into the colon, and my recent favorite is the 30cc silicone balloon catheter. It goes in easily, stays put, enables a comfortable fill, and packs easily (I travel for work a lot).

The 5-gal outdoor shower bag I modded worked ok, but I couldn't get it to stop leaking. That, and hoisting it fulll filled over a door was annoying. I stopped using it.