Finally Found 4QT Hot Water Bottle Syringe

I’ve been looking for a high-quality large-volume (3+qt, 4-5 ideally) rubber bag for a while, and I finally bit the bullet and took a gamble on combining parts to make my own syringe system. I ended up finding that the hose adapter from this set, which is nice enough in itself (holds ~2.3qt when siphon filled): CARA Luxury Douche/Enema Combination Kit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0011DTFKQ

Fits well enough to not leak from 6+ft of water pressure on this “3qt” bag, which I’ve measured to hold exactly 4qts when poured from a jug, or almost 5 if you siphon fill it and stretch the bag out a bit from the pressure: Sanger XXX-Large 3.0 Liter Rubber Hot Water Bottle in RED- Made in Germany https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007CLPQY0

Not bad for under $50 compared to some of the open-top fountain-style latex bags I was able to find through mostly European latex shops! I’m considering getting another to store away for the time when these eventually rot / break. I’m sad that I never purchased an Olympic bag from Klystra while they were still in production.

How is that hanging tab? It looks a bit flimsy. 3-4 quarts is alot of weight.

Thanks for posting this. I also missed out on the days of Klystra.

I'm sure it took a lot of trying to find a fitting adapter. Quite some effort.

When it comes to special parts or adapters, i always envy people with access to lathes. They can just make their own adapters and even more.

It hangs just fine and doesn’t seem to stretch out the rubber much. It looks like it’ll last years. It’s real rubber, not the flimsy vinyl that many other similar bottles are made from.

Thanks!

If you hover over the lower left and look at the "Detail" 2-Quart Capacity is CLEARLY LEGIBLE!

Hey! Why pay a bundle for 4 qts? Just buy 2, 2 qt. bags from WalMart and a "Y" adapter for the tubing at a hardware store. Hook the bags' hoses to the adapter, and hook some latex tubing to the outlet port, & voila! , instant 4 qts! Likely this rig will cost you less than $15.00 US. (If you cut two +/- 8" lengths off one of the provided hoses, and use them on the "In" sides of the adapter, then, you can use the other hose on the "out" side and avoid the cost of the latex tubing.)

Cara combo sets are definitely superior to Walmart stuff. I had one years ago, and as many have pointed out, true capacity is around 2 qts. I found mine to be durable and well worth the $$$. It is a nice addition, even if you prefer red.

I finally ordered one of the Sanger XXX-large 3.0 hot water bottles from Warm traditions via etsy. (A google search took me there.) I can confirm that it holds about 8oz shy of 4 quarts. That was on the first fill, without warming the bag, or siphoning. I can see how it could be stretched to hold 5 quarts. It looks almost empty with 2 quarts. As my absolute limit is 3 liters, this is a bit big for me. The Cara set in the link below would not have matched the threads of the stopper that came with mine. (They are fine threads.) It took some trial and error, and some teflon tape, but I rigged one of my old adapters so it works. A warning before you order, I assumed the picture was discolored and the bag was red. Oops..it's orange. VERY orange. If you want red make sure you order RED. As I wanted a larger, but traditional looking bag, I was a bit disappointed, but I think I will get used to it. Thanks wutdis!

Remember boys to Zity that our lady friends to Zity website have tons more experience to the douche nozzles and bags than us boys do and to regard their advice as gospel! However with rectal orgasms we may be on par with volumn!. Mom gave me 6qts cleaneout after a 2 qt hot and soapy as a kid after all the expelling I was so horny I begged for another 2 qts lying that it was burning ,mom exclaimed that she couldn’t how I could hold all of that water! I masturbated during expulsion and cum flew everywere ! Mom was pissed about that!

The old black adapters from most vintage combination syringes work with the Sanger bags. If you get a drip, just use a rubber or vinyl hose washer like you would use for a garden hose. Insert it into the bottom of the filler neck.

A few months back I purchased a 5qt all silicone bag with double eyelets from Optimal Health for $ 50.00 - mind you it's JUST the bag everything else they carry is a bit expensive In-my-opinion. The bag is super high quality, wide opening easy to clean. I love it.

It doesn't quite hold 5 qts however but my max is a little over 4 which it does a great job with. I'm sure you can put a rig together for less but for $ 50. you can't go wrong. Years back I purchased a 4 qt Klystra bag which was way more expensive and not as good as this new one. Just my 2 cents worth.

BJ

A few months back I purchased a 5qt all silicone bag with double eyelets from Optimal Health for $ 50.00 - mind you it's JUST the bag everything else they carry is a bit expensive In-my-opinion. The bag is super high quality, wide opening easy to clean. I love it.

It doesn't quite hold 5 qts however but my max is a little over 4 which it does a great job with. I'm sure you can put a rig together for less but for $ 50. you can't go wrong. Years back I purchased a 4 qt Klystra bag which was way more expensive and not as good as this new one. Just my 2 cents worth.

BJ

I'm actually a bit surprised about the volume, as I have one of these bags and the volume is generously greater than 5 quarts. There are two ways to hang this bag. The first way is with the single hook through both eyelets. It's easier to fill most of the bag with only one eyelet hooked through. Let's the top of the bag be "more open" for filing. But once it gets beyond about 3.5 US quarts it can be filled relatively easily with both eyelets on the hook. It's a very sturdy bag and doesn't seem to stretch out of shape. Just to be certain, I filled my bag to the neck with both eyelets on a single hook. The bag took 5.0 liters (5.28 US quarts) to fill. The second way to hang the bag is with two hooks. The capacity is somewhat larger using two hooks because the mouth of the bag is open. I list this bag as a nominal 5.5 liter bag.

I do know they changed the bag in the last year, or so. Mine doesn't have the logo on it. The newer ones do (according to the images on the website) and maybe the dimensions are different now.

A few things to clarify:

• The Sanger bottle comes in red and orange, which should be the same product. Visit their site at Sanger dot de and switch to English at the top, and you can find both.
• The tubing adapter from the “Cara Luxury Douche/Enema Combination Kit” (itself a nice enough bag worth owning IMO) works with the Sanger 3.0
• OHN makes a ”3 quart” bag that holds ~4.2 when filled to the brim as measured with a Rubbermaid gallon pitcher. This is my “daily driver” bag as I find that the way it bulges is attractive, and I can usually take the whole thing. It has a single hanging tab that I’ve managed to rip through normal usage, so I’ve repaired it with a bit of “para-max” cord and some carefully punched holes. This bag is the most similar in size to the old Klystra bags, and sadly I don’t have mine anymore.
• OHN also makes a “5 quart” that holds at least 5, I haven’t measured lately so I forget but IIRC it’s ~5.5-6 when filled to the brim. I’ve taken every drop of it once ever. Photos in my album from that day. The 5qt has dual tabs and I’d suggest using them both at once to avoid tears. It’s a beast.

I still wish I could find one of the old blue “ice bags”, but having had a few of the pink ~2L latex douches break many years ago from age, I’m guessing that those old thin bags will just exist as a memory. I have seen the giant 6+ thick latex bags from Germany for ~$300, but I’ve never had one. They seem a bit fragile given that much volume. It would also be more than I could take anyway, so I don’t really see the point — if I want a colonic bag, I have a nice TPU camp shower that holds 25+ liters, and a few other durable mega-capacity bags made for camping that are easily adapted for other use.