Displaying Your Enema Bag

How many have left their enema bag hanging in the bathroom for all to see and are not embarrassed. Must admit I am not there.

Commencing about 5 years ago, I have and often do! I'll leave it, my 5 quart red bag, hanging to dry, or posed as hanging to dry, in the shower with the door left open in such a way that no one using the toilet could avoid seeing it. Let me note that I have a fair number of "respectable" guests ,many of whom must have seen it.

Also, I store it in the linen closet in an in-your-face pace where anyone opening the closet cannot miss it. And, to boot, when I have food delivered, I hang it from the railing of my bed, lit up by the ceiling fan light, so it's can't avoid being noticed walking up to the door, and nowadays I engage in all manner of other enema bag exhibitionism, too.

Nope. Mine is tucked away nicely.

I suppose that I don't generally "display" my enema bag although it can be seen occasionally as it hangs to dry in my master bathroom. There is the practical side to having it hanging in a convenient place whether it is drying or on the verge of being put to good use.

Visitors don't normally use the master bathroom, however if someone did and snooped a bit, they may be surprised to find various gear in a dedicated drawer for some of my equipment.

Various family members have likely seen my enema bag as well as different water bottles that also have some very practical uses. These rubber goods, although quite vintage, come in handy as one soaks in the indoor Jacuzzi, or outside in the hot tub. The bidet on the master toilet, is also a favorite of the various family members from youngest to the oldest.

When we were kids, the enema bag always hung in the bathroom shower. It was the same at our grandparents, as well as, our friends. I haven’t changed the location of my enema bag, it still hangs in the shower, for anyone who uses my bathroom to see.

I am careful NOT to display!

If I don't know you well enough to let you into my bedroom-en-suite bathroom, and it's not just the two of us with the door closed, you will never see ANY enema bags.

Even in that case you will see only the ones we are using today

PS I keep very well hidden my huge collection of enema equipment so no one learns of my fetish and addiction to enemas by accident. The 5 quart red bag is the only thing I display, so visitors may see that I use enemas, large enemas, and so some visitors, I know, are shocked by seeing the bag, but that's all.

The actual bag system we use is never left out to be seen. But I do have on display in the bathroom 2 yellow bags, a small red ice bag, and an enamel can. They add to the decor of the room.

I'm not there either, Redbag77. Even though I grew up in the 50's when enemas were used by just about everyone and seeing enema equipment in the bathroom was as common as seeing a toothbrush, it was always embarrassing to me. Mine is kept in my bedroom closet, easily seen by anyone who opens that door, never in the bathroom on display. That's just the way I roll.

I’ve been sober for 30 years but before that back when I was in full tilt party mode and covered my inhibitions with Drugs and alcohol I always kept my bag hanging on the back of the upstairs bathroom door. It did work for finding enema mates sometimes.

No but we always leave a Bulb in the 😕 cupboard

I always have a bag hanging in my bedroom shower with douche nozzle

There is nothing wrong with having it hanging around. You never know when your going to need it is a hurray and won't have to look for it just fill it up and use.

If I was single, I would definitely keep one on display in my bathroom whenever a girlfriend was visiting. What a great way to get the enema conversation started.

I have on occasion left mine hanging in the shower but most of the time I hang it in my office, playroom closet

I visited a provider woman a few times who always had an enema bag on display in her bathroom. I don’t know if she used it for enemas or for douching. I was too shy to ask directly. I tried to make hints about it but she never took the bait.

I swear my mom purposely would leave her enema bag hanging in the bathroom to advertise her use of enemas. When I became older it embarrassed me and I told her to put it away somewhere.

I usually have one hanging in the bathroom in the master bedroom where I sleep. Also usually one hanging in my playroom in the basement.

I don't mind adults who visit seeing an occasional bag with nozzles attached hanging out to dry. I even have left a bulb or two sitting out to dry as well. Where I draw the line is when the grand kids are coming over. Then I will be discrete and put things away. We had similar things while growing up but only for family to see. Some of the women I've lived with were very nonchalant about such things and put them in a vanity or hung items in the shower.Those were good times. MRay.

There are disposable enemas on a shelf in my bathroom closet. My bag (the one I mainly use) is kept on a shelf in the same closet when it's dry, or it hangs from a towel rack while it's drying or it is sometimes kept there if it's being used more frequently.

It was hanging on the towel rack once when a friend of my (deceased) wife's stopped by to harvest some peaches from my peach tree, when she had asked to use my bathroom. I had not even thought about being there until after she had left and I had used the bathroom and seen that it was there. I didn't fret any about it.

Anyone who would need to retrieve a roll of toilet paper or need a fresh towel would likely see my enema stuff in that closet, it isn't locked or anything. Same goes for snoopers. I really don't fret much about any of that either.

While my stuff isn't usually out in the open as a rule, nothing is really hid either.

Ten years or so and longer ago, I was a lot more conscientious about stuff like that being seen by other people (including my wife). Now, not so much anymore.

Most of my enema equipment is in plain sight in the bathroom would not take much snooping for all to be seen.

Since losing my wife, i have hung my bag out in my en-suite bathroom. Why not. Fresh air dries it and it’s always visible, available, and a bit erotic. Lucky me!

My two 2000 ml enema cans hang from the kitchen ceiling. The hose is about 10 foot long total and on the end is a big red silicone nozzle. So if you walk into my old log cabin, we have 785 sq ft of living space, a very small bathroom, just off the kitchen you can't miss it. It hangs on the bathroom door, all the tubing and nozzle with an inline pump. I also have a flow indicator. Also each Enema can has a check valve, so when each can empties the water from one can can't flow into the other can. That way I can have very warm water in one, very hot water in the other. As my insides expand with the warm water, then the hot water then goes in and I can tell the difference. Each can's tubing has a shut off clamp.

I love hot enemas, just as long as they are not too hot.

The enema bag or bulb that I use on myself are always kept in the bathroom that I am the only one who using, so there is no risk for anyone to see it. But on the other hand since I provide medical services at my house also, there no big deal if even someone saw it.

The equipment that I use on visiting patients I keep in separate room, so called procedure room. They are placed in drawers and only removed if patient will need and enema.