Camelbacks and Camping Shower Bags

I was wondering if i could use a camel pack for a enemas. it looks like it would work.let me know what you use and some steps.

Camelbak? I can think of a couple reasons why NOT to do it.

1. When you take an enema, sometimes the water flows back "up" the tube. This means that a Camelbak used for enemas would be useless (because too dangerous) for drinking from. It is possible to add a backflow preventer valve into your setup but that seems like cutting it kind of fine IMO. I certainly don't drink out of my enema bag!

2. Camelbak is expensive and kind of low-volume. It's designed to be a convenient thingy to take sips of water from, not a means of transporting a lot of water.

A similar topic discusses backpack sprayers:

http://www.enemas4fun.com/forum/index.php?topic=673.0

I have a couple times but then I had to make sure I disinfected it properly.

The pouch from a camel pack is what you want to use. They can be bought for cheaper than the whole system at a hiking, cycling or motorcycling store.

I'm waiting for the YouTube vid of someone with a camelback plugged in while he's/she's riding.

Jet-propelled, anyone?

I made one out of a wine skin I had the same sort of experience I had to keep filling the wine skin though! Thank goodness for clamps! and a collapsible water container. And interesting walk I must say.....

Do you do this while you are walking? Or just around the house?

I have one of the newer double balloon rectal catheter and i fin that when i have inflated i still get alittle leakage around the sides even when i feel its fully inflated

How much was in the enema and what was in it (recipe)? Did it fill your bowel or because of the slow drip, was you body able to adsorb it as it came into you? Did it make you pee? Where was your walk?

Very intersteed idea! Iwas trying to walk with butt plug inserted - what's unusial feelings! Unfortunately, within 30 minutes it's try to go out of anus,

so I have to ajusted it on the way...

I'll try to use double balloon rectal catheter till walking first and than I'll attach some kind of bag to it. Hope it'll be lot of fun!

I was thinking about using a frame pack to hold a bag hidden inside. Was thinking that it may not be high enough to promote a good flow rate. This could get interesting if used while hiking on some of the local trails. Gotta make sure the location of the restrooms before any test runs with this setup.

Hydration paks are the best. Camelback, MSR Dromedary, Dakine etc. have capacities from 2 liter up to 10 liter, and have food grade interiors so they are safe. I have a 6 liter one--its great as you don't have to go refill as often when you are doing multiple sessions.

Great ideas! I'm going to have to dig out one of my old Camelbacks and do a little plumbing! Thanks for the deliciously perverted idea!

Well in effort to have a bigger bag, ie less trips to fill up. I purchased a 5 gal shower bag. Well it didn't seem like it was going to work well but I gave it a try. The wife came home and asked for a enema right away.. so she got to try it first..

I didn't tell her that we were trying a new bag.. 😁 The look on her face when she saw the 5 gal bag hangin was priceless 😮

But she laid down and gave it a try.. I'm tossing it .. it leaked too much and was to big to hang.. next idea!!!

Weird, I've used one of those with great success, no leaks at all. Certainly much cheaper than some bags from various enema sites.

I thought those sun shower bags were fine. The 5 gallon/40 pound bags are better hung on a tree branch than most things available in a bedroom or bathroom.

Hang it on a tree branch and take the enema outside. It would provide enough water for many fills and refills. I love the idea.

I am sure that the shower bag would be just fine for a group of people that are addicted to enemas, what were out in the country, where it was secure and out side near a nice tree. It does seem to me that would be fun to me. But one would need to make sure of the temperature in the was just nice and warm

I use a sterns 5 gal solar shower with a screw on cap 2 years now never leaks a drop i have a special plumbing connection so i never take it down i can fill or empty itfrom the bathroom fawcet about 20 feet away i love it no carting a 5 gal bag around! i use a digital flow meter to show how much water is flowing in

I saw a guy who had one of these camp shower enema set-ups. He had a skylight in his bathroom and a special heavy-duty hook to hang it up inside the skylight. He also had a nozzle about the size of my two hands put together. 😮

I think the idea of an outdoor enema party would just be great fun! 😃 You would not have to be concerned about any leaks or cleanup afterward. Maybe the group could have a contest to see who could squirt the fartherest. I'm not sure what the prize would be, maybe a 'free' enema?

To curious: I have used two fairly common objects as enema stands - a coat tree (hard to explain why it is in the bedroom or bathroom though), and a camera tripod. Tripod works well, is adjustable, collapses for storage, and I usually keep mine in the bedroom anyway. And I always take it on vacations, so it is available for other uses 😉

I am planning to build a backpack with a small aquarium pump with a remote control, Use your imagination!

What about the warning on the shower bags that says "not to be used for drinking water"? Fear is the vinyl used in making these is not "food grade" and therefore not recommended for internal consumption. Go with the Hydration paks you can buy up to 10 litre in size. They are made of food grade material and safe. Or, you tell me why the warning on the bags?

RelaxRefresh, Thank you for the warning as it is important to remember that these bags are not for use as enema solutions. I did not even think of this fact, but now that I know I sure will not get any ideas of using one for that perpose. redrub

If anyone is shy about purchasing an enema bag, you may consider going to a place like Dicks/LLbean/Wal-Mart and buying a camelback bladder. they should be in the biking area. they are bags designed to be in a backpack and have a hose attached.

They have off/on switches and there is a soft rubber tip thats slighty enlarged at the end. You just need to poke a hole in the mouthpiece and then use the off/on switch to control flow.

Its easy and noone would suspect a thing. They even have cleaning kits for these camelback bags. You can see the remaining fluids, you can close off the top for no spilling, there is about 3.5' of hose and a hook on the top of the bag.

You can also get a Sun Shower at a camping store. It's ready to use as an enema bag. Available in 2 and 5 GALLON models for $20-40.

I just love making my own enema stuff from things that were ment for something else.For instance,my one quart enema bucket is made from a clear plastic ice cream container,I made a 3.5qt enema container from a juice container that cost two bucks twenty six years ago and still works fine.All my colon tubes are made from surgical tubing purchased from a roll at about 1.75 pr ft.My nozzles are homemade from products at the rubber molding plant I worked in for 30 yrs.The real fun comes when you take the first enema with your own homemade stuff.

Let the good times FLOW.

Don't even think of purchasing proper enema equipment -- unless you want to, that is. My standard enema equipment for the last four decades has been a 5-litre plastic bottle from a D.I.Y. store with two holes drilled into the top (one to let the air in) and lengths of plastic tubing, also from the D.I.Y. store.

Simple, costs virtually nothing, and this is important when money is "tight". The end of the tube that enters the rectum is filed down around the edges so that it won't cut anything.

I can never understand why any adult who is into enemas would be so "shy" about buying good equipment that he or she would result to fabricating a make shift bag at a cost that is greater than that of a good quality fountain syringe.

Like many of us with nonparticipating spouses, I used a local UPS site years ago that rents mailboxes for a small monthly fee and ordered a variety of equipment from an on-line supplier. It is something I never regretted.

No need to be shy. Duane-Reade and chain drug stores sell douche/enema kits for $5 or so. If you don't wnat to convey you're an enema user, you can always say it's for douche purposes (for yourself, your wife, etc)