Red rubber care

I am wondering if anyone has a good method of preventing the white chalky surface that I find on my enema bag. One enema buddy told he he uses Armour-All on the OUTSIDE of his bags a couple times each year and it keeps them in beautiful condition. I hesitate to use strong chemicals but suppose there is little change of them leeching through to the inner surface and being carried to me internally. Any thoughts?

It's likely soap film

If you don't have hard water, all you can do is keep rinsing until it's gone.

If you DO have hard water, (nearly all well water to some degree) You can wipe it down with a paper towel after it's thoroughly washed.

Thanks for advice

A wipe with vinegar

Maybe since disposables us fountain syringe folks are lacking in our pH

For rubber tube (storage) must be clean & dry ,then simply sprinkle with corn starch flour & place between folded greaseproof paper

Remember: the color has nothing to do with the type of rubber. Do your bags in other colors have the same problem?

My primary bag is an old drug store type combo. It is red rubber and I've probably had it around 25 years. I've never done anything special for it. I often don't dry it off much. No problems.