Had to buy a new bag

Opened my cupboard door and smelled mold. What the ...! Turns out my old faithful bag went to mold. Bad coffee? Who knows. So, I ordered new from enemaSupply for about $30.

First use almost a disaster as the ribbed hose does not shut easily. The other thing about new kit is has a strong odor. Going to soak it in soapy water to see if that fixes.

Also, ordered a 2 meter silicone hose to replace the cheapie ribbed one.

Other than those issues I am pretty pleased with new kit.

Some of the newer rubber bags have a very strong odor of butadienne and/or a plasticizers to make the bag more flexible. Yes, washing it and soaking it will help, but allowing it to air out will work. I hung up some brand new bags in the shower for a couple of days and then over one of my floor vents to eliminate the smell of the new bags.

I switched to a silicone bag several years back and have loved using it. I like the translucent silicone, which enables me to see the enema solution drain down into me. Before the silicone bag, I had several latex bags. They worked fine but now that I have a 1 gallon silicone bag I feel there is no comparison- the silicone bag works best for me. If you do some shopping, you can get a reasonably priced silicone bag. Mine is now in its 5th year and looks like a new bag.

If you are in the market for a new bag, you may want to consider silicone.

I’m sure most of us old timers would agree that there is nothing more satisfying from an erotic standpoint that a bulging red rubber bag. That being said, we’ve likewise discovered the mold issues, ripped hanger holes, etc. which comes with that territory. Like other posters to this thread, I switched to a silicone bag and hose from Optimal Health a few years back, and no regrets. Being primarily a coffee enema user I’ve found an issue with the interior of the bag becoming discolored, but this is easily remedied by filling with a weak bleach solution and soaking for a few hours. Then it’s good as new. I do keep my collection of classic red open tops available for special occasions, though. Can’t seem to part with them. No substitute for the smell of hot rubber and Ivory soap!

I’ve found an issue with the interior of the bag becoming discolored, but this is easily remedied by filling with a weak bleach solution and soaking for a few hours. Then it’s good as new. I do keep my collection of classic red open tops available for special occasions, though. Can’t seem to part with them. No substitute for the smell of hot rubber and Ivory soap!

I would think that bleach would also take care of any mold. It looks yucky but I think it would clean up with bleach. Rinsing out your bag with soap then drying will also alleviate this situation.

Can’t seem to part with them. No substitute for the smell of hot rubber and Ivory soap!

Yes - oh so true! That scent says it's enema time! While speaking of scents - vintage Playtex snowflake patterned girdles had a rosewater scent that was most unique and amazing how it lasts forever!

I agree that nothing, but nothing, says ENEMA like a red rubber bag filled to bursting! That's why I still have my old red bags that date back to the 1980s as well as my rubber Klystra bags. I've lovingly stored them and on occasion put them back into service if for nothing more than old times sake.

About three years ago I purchased a four quart clear silicone bag and tubing. While it gives an equally good enema, is easy to keep clean and has the advantage of seeing the solution level, it isn't quite as visually stimulating as the bulging red rubber "monster" that many of us remember from days gone by.

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

Although we have a 3 liter clear silicone bag, I have to agree with Deb... The 2 liter red bag overfilled and bulging does something special. I think when I overfill, I get about 2.5 to 3 liters in it, which is perfect for me. I'm able to squeeze it for a special rush, or just let it run naturally. I like to watch it deflate, and when I have a helper, I love it when she squeezes! Never gets backed up... if it does, just squeeeeeze!!!!

Wow its so hard finding good bags in this day and age. They just aren't made like the old ones. So hard to find them now.

Would recommend from experience the quality of my equipment from Optimal Health Network! The bag as well as nozzles and tubing are made from materials that built to last!

I agree with Deb, nothing says enema like a red bag. Over the years I have had yellow, pink, and blue latex bags. I have had yellow, pink, blue, beige and several red rubber bags over the years. Plus several kinds of those plastic disposables. No large silicone bags. A red open top is still my favorite.

Funny how early perceptions and memories drive one's love for certain enema bags - or even other things. I agree that the old two quart enema bags and black douche nozzles are "romantic".. even though the more modern silicon bags, elongated n ouzels etc are ":better" - the older versions still have appeal.

Hope this doesn't offend anyone!

Yes, I had the same problem. My 2 quart yellow rubber open top enema bag had some spots of black mold in it. I then made a 50/50 mixture of the hottest water I could find (short of boiling the water) and good old bleach, filled the bag as well as the silicone hose and attached the clamp at the end of the hose and let the water run out to release the air then clamped shut. I let it hang there for about 20 minutes (and I must say that the sight of it hanging there got me going). After 20 minutes, I let the bag drain running the water through the tubing. Then I refilled the bag with plain HOT water and took a small brush and cleaned the bag out. Then I let it dry and it is 100 percent. I also have the rubber Klystra black gallon bag witch works wonders. But I will admit, the FAVORITE bag is the standard red open top enema bag with the red hose, steel snap clamp and the black nozzle. That automatically brings me back to being a kid. That with a warm Ivory soapy water. MMMMMMmmm GOOD