Hotel enemas.

A new wrinkle in hotel room enemas. We stayed at a Marriott recently after a few years hiatus due to the flu thing. In the intervening time they converted the bathtub to a shower. I didn’t think much of it until it came time to rinse out the enema gear. I used to use the tub spout to fill and rinse the bag and tubing but that wasn’t possible with the shower. Previously I could bend over to do the cleaning, but now I had to get in the shower (aim the head towards the wall first!) and hold the combo bag up to the shower head to fill. A bit of a pain, but at least I know what I am in for in a few days when we again go traveling.

With wifey along at least I don’t have to be concerned about where and how the enema bag.

Haven’t left anything out but have gone for breakfast and left the BIG SUITCASE on the folding suitcase unzipped with my bags dildos and plugs in it. I don’t know if they looked. Or didn’t but reading some of this stuff on this topic leaves me needing a shower and some relief 😅

With all the traveling I did during my career days, I'd leave my equipment hanging in the bathroom to dry out overnight while I slept, but never when I left the room. I'm way too private about my enema activities. It's titillating to fantasize about the maid coming in the room for nightly turn down service and seeing the equipment on display in the bathroom, and a potential conversation, but it would never happen. That's just me.

It never bothered me to leave the enema hanging on the shower rod if I was in a room for a few days.

I suppose that everyone will rather think positively upon this one: At last a person who will do something effective for the health!

I used to travel for two or three days a couple of times a year for work. If I drove, I always had my bag and toys. If I flew, I’d have my plugs and buy a bag to use. I always left the bag hanging in the shower and if I didn’t have my plug in, I’d leave them next to the sink. I couldn't tell if they touched the bag, butt most times the plugs would be moved or rearranged. One time the maid lovingly put my plugs on a folded washcloth as if to present them. That really made me feel good actually.

Back from a week long trip, staying at a Hyatt. This hotel still had tubs, so no concerns there. What was a pain was the fluctuating water temperature in both the tub and and the lav. After the second enema I gave up attempting a consistent flow and just winged it as I filled the bag. It didn’t seem to matter as the enemas were easy to take.

As for privacy, when we left the room I hung the equipment in the closet. The hose and bag dried just fine.

Now home, the travel stuff has been cleaned and is hanging from the IV pole to air dry before putting away for the next trip. (Consumables replenished too.)

Re: Answer #15 “Mom being the girl scout of nurses, always prepared, (she actually keeps a thermometer and lube in her purse!) went down to the “gift shop” in the hotel and got a Fleet's enema".

I just cannot imagine them selling a Fleet Enema in any hotel gift shop. Maybe I haven't looked in enough hotel gift shops?

Back in my extensive travel days, I only took enema gear on a trip occasionally. More times than not, I'd wait until I returned home to indulge in an enema marathon. But the times I did grab my gear for an extended trip, it was like having an old friend that I loved with me when I was alone in a hotel room. And that old friend loved me back…every time!

One trip stands out to me: it was a week long trip to LA to film some TV commercials. The hotel was a Marriott and it had the most awesome bathroom. Every towel bar and robe hook looked to have been placed by an enema enthusiast! No matter if I wanted a slow fill…or a fast one, there was a bar or hook in just the right place. That was one trip I would have grieved not bringing my bag and toys!

On the other hand, I've been in plenty of hotels that had the most ill arranged bathrooms, that taking a comfortable enema was next to impossible.

It is a “hit or miss” proposition…but it's almost always fun!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

It is always exciting and/or embarrassing to leave an empty fleet in the trash can.

The last time I got together with my play partner, I was going through the drawers in my hotel room and saw that someone had left a Fleets enema, and a package of Hostess cup cakes, in one of the drawers!

We got a good laugh out of it.

The last time I got together with my play partner, I was going through the drawers in my hotel room and saw that someone had left a Fleets enema, and a package of Hostess cup cakes, in one of the drawers!

We got a good laugh out of it.

With the cupcakes, now you know why the Fleets might be necessary.

It's often a challenge finding a good place to hang the bag in a modern hotel room. We often have to get very creative. I recently stayed in a nice recently remodeled hotel that seemingly was aware of our problem. The headboards were just big heavy duty pads suspended from a 2" pipe the width of the bed that was securely anchored to the wall. I meant to take a picture for a post here but forgot. The perfect place to hang! Finally!

I will often look for hotels that have a place to hang an enema bag next to the bed. Some motels still have lamps that are mounted to the wall.

You can always use the ironing board if room has one.

I used to travel for a living and always had a 2-quart red rubber latex Faultless open top fountain syringe, and a bag-o-toys in tow, which always included an inflatable nozzle, colon tube, butt plug, and a standard dildo. The only problem that ever occurred was that even though I was well equipped I would occasionally have difficulty finding a suitable mechanism for hanging the bag. That is to say, I had a rubber suction hook but sometimes the wall in the bathroom would be textured and it would not stick. Sometimes there was no place to hang the regular plastic hook to hold the enema bag. In other words, sometimes some level of ingenuity was required, and I have to say that over the years I became a total genius at hanging enema bags in hotel rooms. 😃

When I traveled on business I would not take my enema gear with me but go to a pharmacy near my hotel and purchase a combination bag. As time went by I progressed to going to a hardware store and purchasing a pair of channel lock pliers, a ½ pipe PVC fitting, some Teflon tape and 6 feet of ½ inch diameter Tygon tubing. I would remove the shower head and hook up my rig for an un-ending supply of enemas from the hose held to my anus, never inserted. I could lay in the tub after an initial clean out and fill and expel adjusting the water temp as I desired. I enjoyed long evenings of relaxation doing enemas. It felt was much better and more fun than sitting at a bar in the hotel lounge.

I always travel with my OHN “3 quart” (that holds about 4200ml) bag, usually a couple of nozzles, cock ring, a plug or two, and a few lengths of rope and S-hooks to hang it anywhere. I haven’t yet been in a situation where hanging was impossible - a loop around the shower head, towel hook, top of a glass shower door, lamp next to the bed, back of a chair, I’ve done it all. The harder part is finding a way to make the enema coffee, and sometimes the local water quality sucks.

Just make sure not to hang your bag from the horizontal sprinkler head or it will be more than your innerds getting a nice shower 🤣

Just make sure not to hang your bag from the horizontal sprinkler head or it will be more than your innerds getting a nice shower 🤣

I have seen a number of hotels place a “no hangers” label adjacent to the sprinkler heads. I might suggest a change to a "no enema bags" emblem as well.

There are other effective places to hang our toys. Just need to make sure they can hold the mass of liquid that is going to flow in.

@KennyT

Hotel gift shops sell several kinds of stuff:

Souvenirs of the property

Things a guest might need and did not pack, like: razors, deodorant, tooth brush & paste, OTC meds, condoms, etc

Snacks and drinks.

While I've not seen Fleets, I've also not looked. They do sell laxatives, I'm sure.

Never had the proper equipment in my travels. When I was in Intermediate school it was in the summer in Hong Kong that I was itchy fo an enema. I made a small hole in a plastic bag and used a pen minus the cartridge and clicker cap. Rubber band my nozzle into that small hole. It was a success and I had my quick fix mini enema contraption which I threw the evidence away after.

My last hotel stay with a number of kinky items was really only about two days or so and the hotel front desk was told cleaning etc would not be necessary. Hotel cleaning staff was probably grateful for less work and I was grateful things were left scattered around the room exactly where they had been left - I could have been very well embarrassed if I had known they had seen the room!

I’ve left a bag and nozzle hanging in the shower many times. Once, as I arrived back at my room after work, a woman was just finished with cleaning the room. She just smiled and told me to enjoy my evening.

Enema Runner

I have seen a number of hotels place a “no hangers” label adjacent to the sprinkler heads. I might suggest a change to a "no enema bags" emblem as well.

I know that thanks to the internet, the seldomly used “Rectal Use Only” prescription label sticker has enjoyed a marked resurgence of new roll orders. Maybe we all need to get some online company like Vistaprint or Custom Ink to have a permalink on some type of label similar to the 🚫 coat hanger one so that anyone who is going to have a hotel stay coming up can order some new labels ahead of time

I thought of this post as soon as I saw it, but have y’all seen the video going around now supposedly of an “unknown addition” in the shower found in a LA hotel room? 🤣 I'll try to find an external link and post it.

Yes happened to me and gf when we were motel hopping in early 2000s

I used to hang my equipment when I traveled in the bathroom of my Hotel. I never got any complaints from the staff over my 20 years of business traveling. Never got any volunteers to help either from the staff.

Yes I have/do,

No complaints nor embarrassment.

Left it on the bed once. Returned ant it was hanging in the bathroom.

Same with cleaning lady at home.

Doing my part to return to normal good ‘ol days

gdfru

I left my equipment in the bathroom once. I really didnt think much of it other than knowing they will see. I figure thats not remotely the oddest thing they have seen in a room. Also, i left it neatly hanging so nobody would have to touch it. Apperently, I was right because later on i got a knock on my door later that day. It was housekeeping asking if he did my room or not. I replied 'yes' and he put a check mark in his cliff board. It was a normal interaction. I saw him in the hallways the next few days of my stay and it was a normal wave hello. I never felt like ‘the guy with the enema stuff’.