Pittsburgh transfer pump

I bought the Pittsburgh transfer pump from Harbor Freight for under $10.00 and it has become one of my favorite enema items. It comes with two 5 foot hoses which fit snugly in the pump with no leaks. The diameter of the hoses fit my enema nozzles from my gallon enema bags from both Klystra and Seeking Health. When in use, you can feel the pressure build in the sigmoid colon and then release into the descending colon. Use steady pressure on the pump and don't use too much force. Take your time and will become one of your favourites. I tried to add photos to the image gallery without success. I should have learned how to add images before I tried. It makes the higgens syringe obsolete.

That looks like a great enema device! Thanks for sharing.

I buy the inline bulbs at "The Toy Store" (Harbor Freight) but never thought about using one of the transfer pump systems. I just checked the Nov. flyer from there, and they are $6.99 for the month. That is cheap enough to give a try, so will be there in the morning picking up one and will know by end of day.

Dan

Just some more information about the Pittsburgh transfer pump I bought from Harbor Freight. I'm sure you can get it from any automotive store and maybe from Wal-Mart however, I haven't checked. I use a gallon plastic jug such as a milk jug and sit it in the bathtub. You can take the enema in any position although it may be difficult to take it in the knee-chest. I usually take mine while sitting on the toilet. I can take the whole gallon in couple of minutes without any difficulty. The pump is self priming and there is no backflow so cleanup is very easy. I think that this pump should be part of any enema lovers equipment and at the price it is definitely worth a try. Just be careful and don't use too much force. You can also take as much time as you want.

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