Enema equipment must-haves/favorites (help me shop for some new gear!)

Take good care of it and it will still be around for a grandchild to use

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Drug and department stores have closed out enema gear and the same is true for less traditional sources. I would like to suggest that you look for your next bag at home! That is the trash can! That's from whence came the Jugbag of my avitar. I developed the Jugbag because I needed a gallon bag while the commercially available units held a quart and a half.

Any milk or water jug from the disposable can be modified for your next enema. It should have a screw cap and be transparent or translucent. You don't need to look for a stopper to attach the tubing because your jug should have one and that's the one to use.

Tubing can be found in plumbing suppliers or one of the box home supply stores such as the orange or blue box. I suggest 5/16 or 3/8 I.D.vinyl and about ten or twelve feet of it. A foot or two of 5/16 or 3/8 I.D.PEX tubing should be purchased for hose connectors, While you are at the box store, a foot of 14 GA steel wire will be required. Pick up the wire there or you might find it in your recycle bin. Super glue and thermal setting glue can be obtained at the box store and you will need them to cement the PEX hose barb into the jug cap. You may want a fuel shut off valve or plastic ratchet clamp to control the flow of the enemas. The twist valve is available at the box store or the clamp comes from the internet.

i have used the nozzle from a feminine douche obtained at a dollar store but I like a colon tube better.

Now the fun starts when you assemble all of this into your own Jugbag. Be careful when you pierce the jug cap with the piece of PEX to be sure that is a mechanically tight connection before the tube is cemented in place. I never drill that hole but warm it and after heating the cap, push an awl through the center from the inside to the outside.

When you complete your bag, go and take your enema because an enema a day keeps the doctor away!

All the really good sources now are online. Not even all sex shops sell enema gear any more

They still carry a lot here. Shipping expenses are not that bad.

https://www.medtech3000.de/

Just optimum and silicone nozzles is all I know

I have found quite a veriety on Amazon and have purchased a whole bunch of enema bags, including a green one that is from Russia or a former East block country with very strong rubber smell!

Hydration bladders for outdoor sports are almost ready made for enemas and come in volumes up to 3 liters. I used an old Camelback bladder before I actually bought a real bag.

In addition, you steel wire can came from a coat hanger. Tubing, twist valves, and connectors can also be a beer and wine making stores. Pet stores that focus on large aquarium tanks may also be useful.

That German link is awesome. I have had it bookmarked forever.

Some time ago I read that boiling colon tubes for a few minutes in water softened the rubber and made them easier to insert deeply

@primera

According to an older Medical advisory manual on rubber products they should be placed inside a calico or linen bag prior to boiling. Rubber hosing was treated the same way

A piece of drum equipment, a cymbal stand, works great if not interested in an IV stand. Folds up and adjustable height.

For me the best thing I added to my enema bag was a flow indicator, you can make sure you have positive flow and I some cases tell when it actually starts to back flow, another interesting observation was that when you start to cramp the flow stops. As far as nozzles go I have have various shapes and sizes but always go back to the standard white douche nozzle, recently purchased several black curved douche nozzles but didn’t enjoy as much as the standard straight white nozzle, also like a smaller 18” colon tube, not sure but I think it’s actually more like a catheter that you can use a syringe to inflate a small bulb on the end, purchased new in a 3 pack from eBay. The first nozzle set I purchase was from eBay, came in a white box and has 5 or 6 nozzles, I still use the 6 “ long with a larger bulb on the end that stays in very well when you want to be hands free. oh yes and I really like the blue butt plug shaped nozzle which really stays in well but takes a little while to get in so when I want to use this nozzle I always start with the douche nozzle for the first enema and then use the butt plugged nozzle next, I believe there are a few pictures of me using this in my albums as well as other nozzles

Rectal tube, 20Fr., makes all the difference in the quality and effectiveness of a cleansing enema. Scared me the day a retired nurse in a medical supply store opened a drawer with colon and rectal tubes and showed me the business end of an enema bag, but with my C-condition, I need to get the solution “up there.”

I’ve found lots of vintage enema stuff on website Etsy,bags,nozzles & Jones cans etc, ebay is another source.

My favorite is the plastic hospital bucket from my last surgery. It is 1.5L easy to set-up, easy to clean, and quick to set-up. Also can be inserted as high as you want acting as a colon tube. The side exit at the tip also prevents clogging if you are really plugged up. The other thing I like is the ability to use Ivory soap without a separate container to make soap suds.

An in-line check valve in the hose minimizes backwash into the nozzle and hose, making cleanup much easier.

Also, love the flow meters…….it adds to the experience by having the recipient watch the wheel spin as they fill up

I love big enema bag, bulbs, colon tube, double ballons retention, in-line check valve and flow meters. I bought on ebay, amazon and other website.

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