Hotel Enemas

What I discovered even in the better hotels where I stayed, bathrooms had no “accommodations” lower than a high hook on the bathroom door to hang an enema bag. I should have mentioned that to the management! Lol

Those silvery ball chains used for kids' necklaces, keychains, dogtags, etc. can be bought in long lengths. Doubled over a robe hook or shower door, it's plenty strong enough to hold a full bag. It travels unobtrusively with your jewelry if need be.

Those silvery ball chains used for kids' necklaces, keychains, dogtags, etc. can be bought in long lengths. Doubled over a robe hook or shower door, it's plenty strong enough to hold a full bag. It travels unobtrusively with your jewelry if need be.

Where there’s a will, there’s a way!!

I have had my share of hotel enemas. My job had occasional travel, sometimes alone, sometimes with others. When travelling with others, I usually did not have much opportunity for an enema as I was expected to join the others for dinner and drinks after. But if I was travelling alone, I usually planned on an enema or two. If driving, I would bring a bulb or bag from home but if flying I didn't want to chance an issue with TSA so I would often plan on a quick trip to a local Walgreens or CVS when I got to where I was going. If I bought an inexpensive drugstore combo bag or maybe a disposable bag, I would usually leave it in the trash can when I checked out. I wonder how many enema bags the maids find like that? The money I spent on the enema equipment was usually less than if I would have had a few drinks in the hotel bar so I didn't feel bad about chucking it when I left town. And, No, I did not list an enema bag on my expense report. Even if I did not bring a bag with me, I had a length of cord so I could tie the bag at some convenient height.

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If I bought an inexpensive drugstore combo bag or maybe a disposable bag, I would usually leave it in the trash can when I checked out. I wonder how many enema bags the maids find like that?

Plenty, I imagine. I worked at Avis for a few years, in a city with an active gay scene when plenty of places had none. We found enema equipment several times a year, usually abandoned in the trunk. Why they bothered taking it from the hotel to the car was a mystery.

When I was traveling on business, I packed a bulb syringe, and occasionally I would need to use it. What I discovered even in the better hotels where I stayed, bathrooms had no “accommodations” lower than a high hook on the bathroom door to hang an enema bag. I should have mentioned that to the management! Lol

I packed a wire clothes hanger, straightened it out and hang it from shower curtain rod then hang my bag at desired height. Where there’s a will, there’s a way!

When I was growing up, the odd time that my family was travelling and staying in a motel or hotel and I happened to get constipated my Mom would buy a Fleet Enema at a drug store and use that on me. I hated them because they burned and stung in my bottom as my Mom forced me to hold it in for 10 minutes and my bottom was sore and irritated for an hour after expelling it.

Over the years of my career, I have had quite a few enemas in hotel rooms. When travelling alone, I preferred to spend the evening in my room with my bag rather than fending off advances in the hotel bar. Plus, since I was not a manager or officer in the company, the expense account did not cover the bar bill. Most times I used either a latex folding syringe or one of those plastic disposables because they pack easily. I had a length of drapery cord with a loop tied into it about every six inches so I could hang the bag almost anywhere and get the right height. Sometimes I did not bring a bag along but a quick trip to a CVS or Walgreens fixed that for around $10. That was cheap entertainment for an evening. Sometimes those cheap bags were not "keepers" so they ended up in the trash can when I checked out. I never openly displayed my enema bag by leaving it hang on the shower rod during the day where housekeeping would see it, but I was not afraid of what they would think finding it in the wastebasket after I had checked out.

@Cheryl77177

When I traveled on business years ago I also found that spending the evening in my room doing many enemas was much more fun than hanging out in the bar.

Like you, I often purchased a bag from the a local CVS or sometimes made a setup to connect to the shower outlet with a clear Tygon hose to take shower hose enemas. Lots of fills, expells and other fun.

I always wondered if anyone out there was doing the same thing in their hotel room, did you?

It was all very cleansing fun!

I’ve done a few in hotel rooms

More than once I have caught myself looking closely at the pictures of a hotel room trying to confirm if the shower had a hose to which I could connect my shower shot!

I’ve had many an evening enjoying warm water coursing through my colon, hoping the expulsion wouldn’t make too much noise!

I've done enemas in Hotels solo, and with partners many times.

I always carried a set of Vise Grips, a two-way splitter with shower head on one side and shower shot on the other. I could take off the shower head in the motel and could put this on quickly. I also had a converter to take the aerator off a sink basin and hook up the hose that way.

Dan

My wife is generally understanding about my erotic leanings, but freaks out about anything to do with number two. So, my opportunities are self-limited unless she's going out to weekend garage sales with a friend, or off visiting family.

Now that I'm traveling -- for dental work -- I find myself in a hotel room. And oh how convenient: I've brought my enema bag and the big silicone butt-plug style nozzle that works so well for me.

Weed and enemas are a great combination for me. Even without it, I'm finding myself enjoying every part of the process, flipping discomfort into erotic pleasure. I feel slutty, submissive, the yin counterpart to the yang of warm water flooding into me.

I'm now converted. The American Express slogan perfectly describes how I feel about my enema kit: don't leave home without it!

As a P.S. to my previous posting, the reason I came up with the way to take the aerator off the sink and hook on the shower shot was one time when my late partner and I were in Chicago, we forgot to take the hose off the shower, and it freaked out the maids. There was a note plastered on the TV for us to come to the office. By then the night clerk was on duty, and we knew him. He laughed and gave it back and told us to have a good time but to not leave it out when we were out of the room.

Dan

I recognize a lot of the major hotel chain motifs, color schemes, designs, etc. in many of the images contained here in the Zity image gallery. I guess I have traveled way too much over the course of my career.

I’ve enjoyed giving my enemates many enemas in hotel/motel rooms. I have wished for more towels many times and have called down for extras many times.

@Cheryl77177 close to 50 years ago travels found me in N.C. We were lucky to find a brand-new hotel due to open in a couple of weeks. Since we were expecting our job to last 4-5 months they allowed us (my co-worker and I) to rent two efficiency rooms. It was very nice. I bought a syringe at a local Walgreens and enjoyed many pleasurable nights flooding my colon in the bathtub. Before leaving I stashed the box containing the syringe up in the ceiling tiles in the bathroom (standing on the tub allowed me to reach). I've often wondered how many years it took if ever for it to be discovered. Later on such hotel visits I'd just toss the evidence away in a dumpster.

I recognize a lot of the major hotel chain motifs, color schemes, designs, etc. in many of the images contained here in the Zity image gallery. I guess I have traveled way too much over the course of my career.

I've found myself noting the same thing when looking at other's photos from hotel rooms.

Well, my first hotel/motel enema was from Mom when I was about 11…

But, around 2000, I began traveling a lot for work. If I drove, I took my bag and other toys with me. But increasingly, travel was by plane. Between picking up the rental car and arriving at the hotel, I’d stop at a drugstore to pick up a combination syringe and a liquor store for box white wine. Some of my trips lasted a month. I made Platinum status at a new chair in one stay!

I didn’t leave my bag, or toys, out for housekeeping to see, but who knows whether or not they dig through someone’s luggage? Maybe. Probably not. They have enough to do.

Anyway, between Nozzleville and CL, I managed to do some hookups with other enemates. Even if that didn’t happen, I was away from my vanilla wife and had fun.