Odd things used to hold up an enema bag

I working in the cellar, straightening up things where I noticed the odd things my wife uses to hang things off the ceiling with. Seeing that brought back memories of my mom and of how she would fashion a metal coat hanger to hangup her enema bag. So, I wonder what odd things others here have seen in this regard?

I've used a metal coat hanger as well, folded over the top of the shower rail.

I have used bungy cord as bag empties it get higher

@biggomer I have used bungy cord as bag empties it get higher

Reminds me of the pulleys I used to raise and lower the bag. But found it too distracting.

Reminds me of the pulleys I used to raise and lower the bag. But found it too distracting.

Yeah, you figure the added head by doing that is very marginal at best. Better to just have a fixed bag and focus on the sensations.

If you have the resources, get a medical table that raises and lowers electrically. Keep the bag fixed, just raise or lower yourself to the desired bag height!

A husband??

That works well!

Can be used anywhere there is enough privacy!

Oh my!

I recently purchased 25’ of surgical silicone tubing. This allows the bag to be hung just about anywhere. Allows me to do a happy dance when cramps get severe. And, I can sit to release before removing the nozzle thus controlling leaks.

- sliding door rail

-shower stall

-the headboard

-stand alone chair lights (unplugged) you know, the tall ones

-door tops

-Shelving

-chain hoist

-garage door

As you can tell I have been in spending time in the shop. It is amazing how many places one can hang a bag and be given an enema in the shop. Then the quick walk back to the toilet.

Photographers tripod & An ironing board😎

Door knob or a ceiling fan?

I have used a microphone stand and boom in the past. I made a couple of S hooks out of heavy gauge wire and it worked well.

Elaine

Back in the day of photo slides, I had a screen on a tripod which made a fine adjustable bag holder for quite a few years.

I've used a large hook screwed into a door or window frame (discreet), a photo tripod, a hat rack (convenient). Start in the bathroom and shower, when I'm feeling nice and empty I retire to the bedroom with the window hook. Hanging a 3½ quart bag, stretching out and gazing at what's about to fulfill my enema desires.

I was using a bent up coathanger hooked over the shower curtain rod,but recently purchased an new stainless steel IV stand on eBay for $29. That adjusts from 4’ to 7’ and will hold up to 4 bags.