Does anyone else love their enema equipment?

Does anyone else love their enema equipment? I immediately smile when I look at mine and can't imagine not having it. Just curious.

Yes I keep collecting

Yes I can’t stand to be without it ready to help me when I need it. Just the sight of it quickens my heart 💜. Always there to help when I need.

Yes, I love my enema equipment! The smell of the old fashioned rubber! The sight of the red bag! The red tubing! The silver shutoff and the black douche nozzle glistening with Vaseline! Wow! My heart is racing now!

I had a really off day today and my first thought was “I need an enema”! Took several hours to full and empty. Ahhhhh.

I have my grandmother’s and my moms rectal thermometers. I also have a couple of older red rubber bags. They mean a lot to me.

❤️❤️ How I wish I had in my hand those old familiar items my family owned over the years like you do @Baileybird 🌹 . I do have my Mom's black curved douche nozzle that I cherish and a black hard rubber standard enema nozzle that is unfortunately cracked where it attaches to the hose. I can feel the important part though when I am in a nostalgic mood and it is just as smooth as it was when it was first a part of the family enema possessions. ❤️❤️

Always! In closet I have 1,5liter traveler's rubber enema bag, 2 types of double balloon nozzles rubber bed pan and also pair of long latex elbow gloves.

I've had lots of equipment over the years, for many it was a 3qt amber latex bag with a silver bullet nozzle, and a 36" 38 Fr colon tube - red with closed end double eyelets on both sides - I still use it and it has to be at least 15 years old now. The 3qt amber latex has given way to a 5 qt OHN all silicone bag with double eyelet support - I can't say enough good things about this item, I liked it so much I bought a 2nd. If you catch a sale (OHN has them all the time) it's a $ 50.00 item for just the bag - get everything else (like an in-line higgie elsewhere). I've marked the bag at 2, 3 and 4qt levels so it's used for about everything. I use a 2qt SS can for coffee enemas. Often on weekends I have a few special friends over for a little ‘flushing’ the bag is always a hit topic.

BJ

I added to my equipment two days ago! A few weeks ago I spotted a brand new glass pyrex nozzle at a market stall in France. I was not alone so could not buy it. Then two days ago I spotted the same merchant at a totally different market but still with the nozzle for sale. A bargain 5 Euro purchase! Now I have to decide which one of my enemates might like to try it!

You can tell a lot about a person by the enema bag hanging in their bathroom so if you see a nice proper vintage enema bag hanging in their bathroom you know that person has class !

You can tell a lot about a person by the enema bag hanging in their bathroom so if you see a nice proper vintage enema bag hanging in their bathroom you know that person has class !

Yes, I agree with Annie, you can tell a lot about a person by the type of enema equipment they have.

Anything from a drug store might suggest a newbie.

A vintage bag will likely have been a hand me down that comes with a lot of history dating back to childhood enemas.

A new 1-gallon silicone bag with specialty nozzles is a more experienced enema user most likely with a long history of enema usage and very much into erotic enemas (that would be me).

And if the bag is openly displayed like hanging on the back of the bathroom door, they are at least very open about their enema usage with those in the household and possibly friends they have over that could easily see their equipment.

So yes, you can tell a lot about a person just by observing the type of enema equipment they have and where they store it.

Love their enema equip.? I've mentioned that I actually find my red open-top bulging full enema bag to be sexy in it's own right! Oh, many decades ago when my first wife realized my enema bag proclivity, I remember how she looked at the bag and looked askance at me, like I was nuts….

Oh, many decades ago when my first wife realized my enema bag proclivity…

Adding to what I just wrote, and for anyone wondering how this happened (my wife finding out)…. Early on in that marriage and knowing that she found anything to with enemas or anal repulsive, I came up with the ruse that I had to take them because I had always had a constipation problem. So a couple of times a week I go off into the bathroom and spent an hour there. I guess I became complacent and didn't lock the bathroom door. To my surprise, she burst into the bathroom and caught me with a giant erection masturbating to my enema bag hanging from shower rod. I decided to come clean at that point (sorry for the pun).. but being caught actually added to my excitement!

You could call it love, certainly I’ve had a close, intimate relationship with my enema bag for many years. “Pinky” (named by older daughter) is a Faultless fountain syringe pictured as my avatar, which has been part of my family for many years. The bag itself still “performs” like new, but I replaced the tubing and enema nozzle over time, the latter with 20Fr. to 24Fr. soft, rubber rectal tubes recommended by a retired nurse at the medical supply where I purchased the syringe. I use two clamps, one a vintage metal that snaps open and closed, and one a later plastic clamp with “teeth” for a graduated flow.

I love this question, because when I think of the countless times when I have needed to use Pinky myself, or on occasion give an enema to one of my gang, I can’t help but think of “her“ with deep affection for all those times when we felt better as a result!

OH YES! I continue to collect vintage red rubber open top enemas with red hoses, chrome clamps and vintage black nozzles. What was good enough for mom and grandma is good enough for me. https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/16551

“Love” might be too strong a word. Do I “like” having our equipment, yes, I do. I'm glad we have it and make regular (no pun intended) use of it, but I think of our equipment as a catalyst for some intimacy that my wife and I get to share. So “love” doesn't define it despite my having some very long-time memories of being on the receiving end of a red bag and my wife and I enjoying the technical advances evident in our newer silicone one.

Agree that ''love'' is a bit problem word. I might say that I'm addicted to everything to do with E -equipment, and I also can see full bag as ''sexy'', ''interest rising ( sorry for pun)'', I can see myself as maniac frantically looking for equipment in local flea markets. Is it love ? No. Not even ''liking'', it's addiction; sweet poisonous addiction I should say of myself. Might look like love at first glance.....

If I can turn to Greek classic, they have not less than four different words to say for different ''loves'' , I would use ''philia'' for my affairs with Equipment.

I have an old Rexall Deneder , open top , metal shut off , red , black nozzels which is ver nostalgic . I still use it .

I'm not sure what this thread says about me. Right now we're at our lake cottage and not a red rubber bag in sight, but there is always my faithful white enamel enema can that I clearly cherish and some might say I even love. Certainly it is not new although I have some older nozzles left over from long-gone enema equipment that both my mother and mother-in-law had, the hose is of later vintage. Finally it is not an item that lends itself to being hung on the back of the bathroom door, so I keep plastic flowers in it which does serve to disguise its true purpose. These days so few homes have enema bags and far fewer have enema cans so I don't think anyone will be guessing its use anytime soon. After writing this, I guess I conclude that I do love that old can after all.

I've always loved my enema equipment. Over the years my collection has evolved. I love the sight of, the smooth texture and the smell of my rubber and silicone bags. I love the white curved douche nozzle that came with my late mother's Comfy bag and all the nozzles I've acquired through fifty years of enema play. The pink drugstore-bought douche bag(my 1st love), multiple red rubber combo and open top sets (when you could peruse the “feminine hygiene”row at your local pharmacy). I've loved and lost many, like my latex DBL (after 20 years of use), my squirting dildo that became a favorite nozzle, that Comfy and more things that wore out from continued use. Enema time has always been my self loving time.❤🚀🗼😜

I've posted in other threads about my love for Victoria. She hangs around and never fails to indulge me in some bombastic R&R. She doesn't complain nor talk back, even when she is tasked with those extra long sessions. Everyone should have a friend and lover like Victoria. She blushes the brightest shade of red most of the time and even when she's bloated, her bulging mid-section can cause a reaction in me that needs the ultimate relief.

Victoria has many sisters that don't often see the light of day. But make no mistake, they are beautiful in their own right, and will jump in as needed to attend to those emergencies. Even though many are aging, their beauty is seldom equaled by the younger crowd waiting to replace them.

Love is totally the wrong word here!

I DO pride myself on good quality equipment and I take care of it.

All my life I have had issues with using the word “love” to apply to an inanimate object!

I can “love” a dog or apparently a cat, NOT an enema bag or nozzle! Not how I'm built spiritually!

Yes!,just looking at my long black curved douche nozzles gets me hard and excited!

Few weeks ago I had my luck to get used but in real good condition - JBL enema sit on bag in color red . Absolutely brilliant how it works and so far this is my favorite toy in whole equipment .

Someone just spent $621 for a “Vintage B.F. Goodrich Gravity Flow Fountain Syringe 35-F Enema Syringe Bag Kit” on ebay. I think they love their enema equipment. lol!

I use to give my late wife enemas wearing matching and contrasting Rubber Boots with the syringes, especially loved giving them with Rectal Tubes.

When I depart my descendants will be shocked. My current girlfriend and 2 former ones know. I have equipment from 1900's and antiques. Half a house full, plus Alot of related manuals, how to give back to 1900, tapes and videos. I should hold an Enema Fest or visit and bring some “goodies”.

Yes! I love “Red” as I call her. I send her flowers, write poetry to her, take her out to dinner (McDonald's, I'm classy like that), and even have made her mix-tapes of her favorite songs that she can listen to on her way to work.

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Guess I could post this here.

Have alot of Enamel Irrigators, recall one for sale on Ebay, wish had bought it. From a Mental Institution, if it could only talk.

Here goes, have a large Enamel Pitcher, had not opened box, on front of Pitcher, 5 vertical letters, E N E M A. Still in shipping box,

have to see where came from. I guess used with Funnel and Rectal Tube. I used to ask where came from and any History.

One item was found in a house in middle of Kansas Prairie, another in a parking garage in New York City.

Another puzzle in Enema History. When I depart, guess daughter will toss my huge collection, except some are Antiques,

one of a kind. You have no idea. Should donate to a Museum. People would laugh, but they did not then.

One around 3 foot long Piston Irrigator would make a person turn pale. Think got from Virginia, they were selling smaller version,

asked if I would be interested in this other one. Sure! I had a date with former Emate. Pulled this out for kicks.

Addendum: Was in an Antique Store in Southern PA. I think Gettysburg. Got enough nerve to take up front. The lady up front opened the box.

Exclaimed “it's a Syringe”! (Fountain Syringe) I should have asked for a demo.