"Sexy" in Pink!

Is a pink enema bag "sexy?" Is a blue bag as "sexy" as pink? What about the newer clear silicone bags? Are they "sexy?"

Many years ago, I had a choice between buying a pink or blue fountain syringe, and I chose pink. To which a clerk (I guessed she was in her 60s) smiled and joked, "I like the pink one, too. It's more sexy." I was reminded of that recently when my older daughter was visiting and had to use our master bathroom. I wasn't feeling well and had taken an enema with my pink syringe and left it to dry in the shower. Jen sat down next to me on the sofa and joked, "I see you're still using that sexy enema bag?"

I have a pink folding travel bag. Is it sexy? Of course. But to me, all enema bags are sexy...

I know in clothing, black is the sexiest color.

White can work.

Pink? Gender specific, but maybe not so sexy!

I From what I've seen/heard in enema gear black is far more common than pink. and so is white.

I think that blue and pink bags are both quite sexy. I don't have a preference. I do prefer the colored bags as opposed to clear silicone. And I like closed bags rather than open tops, so that she can squeeze if necessary. I think the really sexy part of any rig is whatever is on the business end of the hose.

HOWEVER... the very sexiest thing about a pink or blue enema bag is the woman holding it, beckoning me to the bed to lay down and accept her favorite bag and nozzle, and knowing that she will be next. What a nice way to begin an evening. Or morning, or afternoon.

There was a time years back when it seemed that pastel colors were popular for bags. I remember the old semi-transparent latex bags gave way to yellow and pink. I have had at least one of each color over the years. I had a Faultless fountain syringe in baby blue but my all-time favorite was a beige Dunlop bag. It was durable and lasted far longer than any of the others. I didn't give it a thought that the colors were supposed to be "sexy". I thought they were softer colors because most of those bags were bought by women and some marketing person thought they would sell better in something other than the traditional red.

Thoughtful comments, everyone!

Since the sales of syringes and combo bags were directed at women (we're the ones who douched, usually administered the enemas and took care of our family's health), colors gradually changed from the standard red and became more pastel (pink, blue, white, yellow), packaging in pharmacies became more appealing on the shelves. Looking back at some of the packaging designs from the 1950s and even into the 80s, with demure looking ladies and floral motifs, marketing took a direct feminine approach to "fountain syringe" and "combination bag" sales. (Notice that no packaging used the term "enema bag?")

Maybe "feminine" is the word I was looking for, instead of sexy, although today's silicone bags I don't find very feminine looking. Odonato in a recent post commented that the business end of the hose is really the sexy part. I admit, when I'm about to take (or give) an enema and lubricating the first few inches of a rectal tube, that is a pretty sexy sight!

I have to admit that before reading this string I never thought of the color of an enema bag. To me red always seemed most logical but that is perhaps the nostalgia of it. My all time favorite bag was the amber translucent folding syringe that I bought in college. It lasted over 20 years and they no longer were making those when I went to replace it.

Funny thing about terminology because to my mind "enema bag" was something that we always referred to. On the other hand I still don't like the term "douche bag" and much prefer folding syringe, feminine syringe, or fountain syringe. On the other hand I have frequently written about the enamel enema can that I keep at the lake cottage. I suppose that years ago women also douched with one of these and I have never heard the term "douche can".

I have red and yellow Sherema bags and two vintages of clear silicone Klystra and Sherema. The different vintages Klystra silicone have different scallop shell embossings on the bags. I never got the Sherema bag in what they called "Dominant Black" because I wanted to be able to see that is was clean inside when I was finished using it.

I never thought any of the colors were sexy, but I like having a variety and I like the clear best.

My mom always had a pink or red one hanging in the shower at all times. I am partial to a red bag but my late partner did have a big 4 quart black bag which worked good but after awhile it kind of faded to a grayish black after soaking it in a dilute bleach solution. It never failed me though! I think blue is cool but have never had a blue one.

We have a pink, yellow, red and clear bag. The pink and yellow are soft and thin. I had a pink one burst on me once. I filled it and got in the tub and started relaxing. I hadn't even started the enema yet. But I looked up and it looked like a big drop of water. Like a water symbol. Then it burst. It was old anyway. I'm glad it was over the tub. Anyway, I purchased a new one because they are pretty I think. The red bag is just a fountain bag. The clear is a hospital bag. But the clear one tore where you hang it. I got creative because sometimes I like to watch it. So I used some silicon that I used on my aquariums. It's is clear and I put it on thick. Then after it dried I used some type of clear tape that is really strong. I had to make a new hole to hang it. My sister and her girlfriend were laughing at me about it. They came home and I had it drying on the dining room table. They were like are you going to do an enema on the table? All sorts of remarks. They said they doubt it would work. That was a few years ago. It is still in use and they have used it. Hey, I was bored on summer vacation.

. . . . I think blue is cool but have never had a blue one.

As I remember the old "pumpkin style" bags were popular in blue.

Red is my favorite color bag by far. Pink would be next, followed by white and yellow. Blue and green are next. I've owned all of those. Never had back or clear as I really don't like those.

My family historically always had red bags and most of mine have also but I have recently been intrigued by the yellow bags by Cara.

Over the years we have had a lot of bags with red the predominant color. Our first bag was an open top red one. That one got a lot of use until it eventually started to leak. I recall my spouse mixing up the ivory solution with her hand and the bar of soap right in the bag! We had a blue pumpkin bag, an amber travel bag and a yellow combination bag as well. All of these eventually sprung leaks. I don't find one color sexier than the other, only the memories of their use.

I think that pink bags are very cute, but I think the red ones are sexy. Clear bags don't do much for me. I think a red bag turns me on, especially when being held by a naked woman or attached to a hose & nozzle going into a nice ass.

Like @Emom, I had an amber latex folding bag back in the day. It was one sexy thing when it was full of water! When it went to the enema bag graveyard in the sky, I purchased a similar style in yellow. I loved that bag, but it lasted only a few years. But when I bought it, I also bought a pink douche bulb, which I still have. It's wonderful for a quickie clean out when the needs arises. Next came the red rubber combination bag that was eventually replaced with a red open top bag.

Then I got serious!

My next bag was a red rubber 3-quart bag. I customized it with a black latex hose. It was so sinister looking when filled that just the sight of it gave me a major case of butterflies in my tummy. Next came a black rubber Klystra bag. Coming in at four quarts, it was so imposing when filled to capacity. And the black latex tubing also found a home with this bag, too.

Most recently, I've graduated to the clear silicone bag and tubing. Although visually not as stimulating as the others, I do like the idea of being able to see that it's impeccably clean. So what I lack in the visual "Wow factor" I've made up for with my colorful collection of Silicone Nozzles.

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

Although clear seems like fun with the idea of being so easy to watch the solution it just doesn't push my buttons the way red does. Also they are always open top and I don't like open top bags.

The one clear bag I own has only been used a few times and it's been back to one of my red ones ever since. Probably nine out of ten times it has been my red 5 qt Klystra Olympic bag since I got it.

Sorry, but the color of a bulb or bag has no effect on me. Susie mentioned the old "blue pumpkin" bags. I have ime that I made myself from a 3qt ice pack bag and fittings from the hardware store. I've had it over 30 years now, and still enjoy watching the ribs shrink into pleats as the 3 qts of enema fill me.

I had hired a nurse for my enemas as a young adult, claiming constipation due to medications I was on. I told her when I needed her I would call. She was fine with that, she said she was looking to make some extra money. She came over to introduce herself to me, before I needed her, so we would know each other. So she came over for coffee. While she was there she asked me if I had a enema bag (I had a collection but didn't want her to get scared), I said no. She said oh in that case don't worry, I will bring mine. When I did call her, she came over with a pink combinaton bag, it looked well used.

toniWhile she was there she asked me if I had a enema bag (I had a collection but didn't want her to get scared), I said no. She said oh in that case don't worry, I will bring mine. When I did call her, she came over with a pink combinaton bag, it looked well used.toni 78

It must have been very exciting to see her bringing that pink combination bag, and that it was well-used adds to it. How did it turn out then?

I find any bloated enema bag sexy, the red bags bring back memories and the latex bags that where semi translucent. I have a five quart German latex bag and a four quart silicone bag and one 3 quart green silicone bag. The translucent bags I like seeing the enema solution drop as the bag collapses running through the flow meter and the large ID bore hose do its jig as you squeeze the inline pump

I think a pink, silicone open top bag is very sexy. I have been using one for several years along with a pink douche nozzle. I think the pink douche nozzle came from a feminine syringe that filled from the bathroom sink. While taking an enema with this combination, I like to visualize myself as a female taking a douche but I'm taking a 3 quart enema up my ass. My wife usually gives me my enemas and she has never mentioned anything about the pink bag or the pink nozzle. Go figure. I love my enemas every morning with this combination. I think the pink douche nozzle might have come off of a shy syringe or something similar. Pink turns me on.

As a kid, I was given enemas with an amber Goodrich Sojourn. That’s my gold standard. I’ve owned light blue and pink bags and even an amber or two. These days I’m using a light blue clear silicone three quarter. It’s OK. I certainly don’t hate it, but it’s not amber and isn’t shaped like the amber ones I’ve owned that flipped on the memory switch.

Sexy in pink brings back memories of all the many colors of enemas bags I've collected over the years. Thanks (not!) to going through cycles of trying to give up enemas, most of those bags are gone. Two open-top bags stand out in my memory from those days - a top-of-the-line Contessa white open-top bag, as well as a pink open-top Faultless Spectra bag. (links below to both). I clearly remember purchasing the pink bag - a large pharmacy that had just opened close to where I worked. No sooner had the store opened to the public than I was in it on my lunch hour checking out the feminine hygiene isle - and that's where I spotted a pink Spectra bag. I had to have it, but fearful of running into co-workers on the checkout, I waited till after work, and then some to be sure no one from my company would be around, and then went to buy it.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/faultless-contessa-fountain-syringe-for-enema-or

https://www.popscreen.com/prod/MTgyMTI4ODEw/Vintage-Pink-Faultless-Spectra-Fountain-Syringe-for-Feminine-Hygiene-40-S

I think a pink, silicone open top bag is very sexy. I have been using one for several years along with a pink douche nozzle. I think the pink douche nozzle came from a feminine syringe that filled from the bathroom sink. While taking an enema with this combination, I like to visualize myself as a female taking a douche but I'm taking a 3 quart enema up my ass. My wife usually gives me my enemas and she has never mentioned anything about the pink bag or the pink nozzle. Go figure. I love my enemas every morning with this combination. I think the pink douche nozzle might have come off of a shy syringe or something similar. Pink turns me on.

Pink clear or opaque silicone bag? I think a pink clear silicone would be very sexy and even more fun to watch the bag deflate than a regular colorless clear bag.

Eric

I admit I've never seen a pink enema bag or a blue one. I have seen pink latex and did not think the color very pink or sexy. Purple, on the other hand, is a color that suggest, to me at least, eroticism at it's best. Are there any purple enema bags?

Had to check, and yes, there is at least one purple one that is really purple and not lavender. https://www.iguerburn.com/products/non-toxic-silicone-enema-bag-kit-2-quart?variant=39670863560892¤cy=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&utm_campaign=gs-2018-09-27&utm_source=google&utm_medium=smart_campaign&gclid=Cj0KCQiAu62QBhC7ARIsALXijXTeI3sR7unJH9Jm9R2eiK27ym6s2SquOYWqU0LmmCJQ5dk0KT_qG6YaAlUkEALw_wcB

Detail? Purple vs. Lavender?

Eric

Enemas are so so feminine and to have a beautiful pink open top feminine douche syringe would be amazing. we have a vintage pink douche bulb which I love it was given to me by my sister-in-law years ago, we also have a beautiful yellow feminine douche bag which my wife uses strictly for douching.we have bid on some vintage pink douche bags on eBay hopefully one day

Is a wonder that Victoria's Secret hasn't come out with a pink bag since they market clothing in every color under the rainbow with a pink logo on them. I had to think if I ever had a ping bag. I did have a pink shy douche syringe when I was in college but I don't know if that counts since it was more of a bulb than a bag. To me, the sexiest enema/douche apparatus is a blue, pumpkin bag. I don't have one anymore as mine finally wore out.

Our enema bag isn't all that old and it is red. Actually when my husband bought it I don't think he had a choice of colors, but when making myself an enema I never really think much about color. However now that I've read this thread that purple silicone bag looks nice plus maybe a bit more substantial than what we have been using. Purple is so me. LOL