Can someone tell me about this enema bag?

The enema bag in this video looks like the one my mother used on me. My wife and I had one like it in our early marriage. It is THE one that pushes my buttons. I believe this is the one I have seen referred to as an "amber latex folding travel syringe." Is that correct? Can you tell me any more about it? Can it be bought (new) anywhere now?

http://www.eroprofile.com/m/videos/view/Sally-Goes-Solo

See: http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/

The bag in the video looks like tot old two quart Rexall deluxe bag.

The flat crappy plastic hook is definitely from the Rexall bag.

See: http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/

vito, thank you for the link. I had seen that bag and considered it. It is the correct material and color but the design is different, resulting in the wrong shape when filled. It might be the best I can do, and remains a consideration.

These were made by several companies and were travel folding douche/enema bags. The only problem was that after some use, the metal grommet would tear loose from the bag.

That bag was definitely a Davol Travelfold fountain syringe. I had one just like it with the screw-on the bottom hose. The neck was soft rubber at one time, but tore under water weight, so Davol made one with a harder plastic neck like this one shown. I haven't seen one of these since the late 70's and I wore mine out. My mom had a Faultless bag very similar to the Davol and I got lots of enemas from it and it became my favorite bag.

That's the one that really gets my engine revving too.

This is definitely the original vintage syringe. I recently obtained a replica from the Collector. It is used in several videos and is an excellent facsimile of an original. I bid on this replica on EBAY and eventually won one. He doesn't make many of them, but he did about a half dozen last fall. With shipping, it set me back about $70.00. I really enjoy it and it takes me back in time to those "Golden Years" we talk about.

He has also talked about copying the Sojourn with the black collar. I suspect it will be worth having another replica for my collection. While I don't believe one gets any better enema, the nostalgia is great and we all know about the psychological aspect of our simple and special kink.

That bag was definitely a Davol Travelfold fountain syringe.

Yes, that rings a bell. Thanks!

He has also talked about copying the Sojourn with the black collar.

Never had a Sojourn, but saw them and thought they were especially naughty! Ah, the good old days! Actually there is arguably better stuff out there today, it just does not push the psychological buttons the stuff does that we "learned" on. For me, at least, enemas are more in the head than in the ass!

That particular video of Sally & the bag identified therein was made by a zity member, who's now taken up residence in Australia...So yes one can gather from that it's an original period piece...sse4fun mentions of obtaining a replica Davol from the Collector & that he does infrequently have unique items like them made to original specifications.

Thanks sse4fun...It's that type of information proffered about obtaining replicas, though limited in production that might help others satisfy their whims,if the Collector were to produce the Sojourn with it's black reinforced collar i'd bet some would be interested...including myself as I don't consider the cost factor prohibitive...there's simply nothing like the items of yesteryear

In the off chance that The Collector reads Zity posts, I would willing to purchase a replica he could make of the original BFG Sojourn, with black rubber top lip and black rubber bottom of that bag, with amber latex tubing. That was the most erotic looking bag I've ever seen, followed by the Davol Travelfold.

Thanks jimmyt44...another fountain of knowledge...butt appreciated...just like a classic bag..can

Australian, a "fountain" information; that term was no accident, but thanks!

Jimmyt44 ..."fountain" certainly flows better...butt it's all in the "eye" of the beholder...On the flip side..lol..I wouldn't hesitate in procuring the Sojourn either if it became available...They also rate as one of the hardest to locate & on those rare occasions that they appear I don't think the prices now paid warrant bidding for...condition ass-ide

This link might be more to the point.

http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/2-Quart-Custom-Amber-Enema-Bag-and-Hose-and-Clamp-p/306.htm

My problem with these is that it is hard to dry and store them without them molding and the latex sides sticking together. Also, the latex rips easily.

But if it pushes your buttons!

Guzzleguzzlekid...Latex items can be managed so long as one ensures they are moisture free...install a spacer...sprinkle over with cornstarch flour & store between either greaseproof paper or muslin cloth...or just suspend so they remain aerated

As one who probably has a bit of an equipment fetish, I can say that several hundred different pieces of enema equipment and accessories have passed through my possession. I've bought and sold on EBAY for years. I've "liquidated" much of my collection a couple of times, due to surgical procedures that worried me about a successful outcome. Not something to pass along to the kids BTW.

I have purchased through Optimal Health Network and find them great to do business with. I even enjoyed an "enema series" with Kristina during a business trip to Madison. At the time, I purchased an "Antique" fountain syringe. It was red and was very similar to the amber syringe referred to in this thread. I used it for several years and re-purposed it to a fellow Zity member awhile back. One of those liquidation inclinations at the time. To my knowledge, it is still put to good use. BTW, this member sure has a fortuitous BF.

I'm sure that the facsimile they offer in the amber color is of similar quality and durability. I was more drawn to the vintage replica of the Sojourn or Travelfold as part of my latest acquisitions. BTW, and not to brag, I have acquired 2 Davol folding syringes that are red in color. These are likely from the "Starlet" mold and were included in Civil Defense kits from the early 60's. I also unpacked a Rexall HyDaWay today that is in near perfect condition.

My Mom had an amber bag. It had a metal clip to turn the flow on and off and came in a green purse like waterproof bag. It was all latex I now have 1 similar to that which I bought from Optimal Health in WI

The first bag I had after graduating from college was an amber latex bag that looked so naughty when filled. It had matching amber tubing and the usual assortment of nozzles. Although I used it for douching periodically, more times than not, it was used for one of my favorite things...enemas! I remember just looking at the bag after it was filled with water and having goosebumps break out on my arms. Knowing that its contents would soon be inside me was a thrill. Although the bag only held two quarts, there was something about how it looked that has always resided in my memory. I remember the day it finally failed and how sad it was to say goodbye. Seeing photos of that style of bag bring back some really fond memories!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

I too love these amber latex bags. The one I have that is closest to this is Grant's 2quart latex enema bag (http://www.shopinprivate.com/gr3qtenbagta.html). This is a nice bag though slightly heavier than the original bags were. I recommend it for those who like the amber latex bags. I do not particularly like the Optimal Health bag -- it sags too much for my taste. Good video, thanks for posting.

The shop in private amber latex folding bag with white heavy plastic collar looks like one I would love. I may have to spring for this one. I tired the Grant's 3 qt. amber bag with black rubber collar and the collar tore fairly soon. I don't know what it is about amber latex bags that are so erotic, but they are to me.

I too love these amber latex bags. The one I have that is closest to this is Grant's 2quart latex enema bag (http://www.shopinprivate.com/gr3qtenbagta.html). This is a nice bag though slightly heavier than the original bags were. I recommend it for those who like the amber latex bags. I do not particularly like the Optimal Health bag -- it sags too much for my taste. Good video, thanks for posting.

soggypabws, thanks for that link! I also like the looks of that bag better than the one Optima Health sells

...I don't know what it is about amber latex bags that are so erotic, but they are to me.

Absolutely! For me, I imagine it goes back to the fact that was what my mother always had when I was growing up. The appeal of the amber latex enema bag was, for whatever reason, planted deep in my deviant psyche.

Some years after we got married the Shy that my wife had used for some years died. We bought an amber bag that looks very much like the one Sally is using, but I cannot be certain. My guess is that it might be a Davol Travelfold. My wife has only used it for douching and we have a combination syringe that takes care of the enema chores.

I bought an amber latex folding bag at a drugstore I was calling on back in the 80's. It initially held 2 qts., but frequent use made the latex stretch to hold 3 qts. As I expected it didn't last long; the latex was too thin. I don't recall the brand name of it, but am sure it's long gone now. Latex bags made by BFG, Davol, Faultless were designed for women who douched maybe twice a week, not for klysmo's who might use them daily, or every other day. The thicker gum rubber red non-folding bags were designed for heavier use, like we folk needed. I've looked at the German made 6 qt. amber latex bags, but am suspicious of their longevity, vs. their price.

We want it all! Amber latex bag with matching hose in 2-3 qt. quantity, that lasts for decades!

(As the philosopher Jaeger said, "You can't always get what you want")

I have one of the 6ltr. latex bags from Germany. A friend from Berlin brought it to me on one of his trips to the states. While I have used it a few times when I first got it, I've always been afraid the weight of the Enema will tear the latex. at the hanging hole. Even if a grommet is put in, it is still a lot of pressure in one small area. It is great to look at and all, but one to be very careful with if full.

Dan

This is THE bag that lived on the back of the bathroom door as I was growing up. It was periodically replaced with a new one, just like the old one. This is the one that lights my fire and brings back very fond memories. It got so much use in our house that it was never dry, and never put away. I'd love to find a new incarnation of this lovely old bag.

My first bag looked like this one or was of the same design. I remember I had used it so often that it finally tore at the eyelet and I had to toss it. I got it at a drug store back in the 80's when enema equipment was readily available at retail drug stores.

Thanks for sharing the video; it brought back pleasant memories.