Enema Bags - Spluge and Purge

Wonder how many here went through cycles of buying enema bags, only to at some point throwing them all away in an attempt to rid themselves of their love and taking enemas? Also, I've only know this to be something males do; never knew of a female doing this. So curious who here did what.

A few months ago i tossed away 20 enema bags that i have had since 1967-68 and a box of beautiful nozzles and clamps i did so because i am now 70 and i have this fear of having my family being embarrassed when tasked with cleaning out my home and i have never hidden the fact i take enemas i have had an enema bag hanging in my shower for 45 years i just didn't want to be remembered as the crazy Aunt that was an extreme enema lover , i just want to be remembered as the cool Aunt , but i have found my dream vintage enema bag a 3 quart Rexall open top and having 2 or 3 enemas is nothing that is going to cause a stir in the family

@Annie2 I bet if your family found 20 bags and assorted nozzles and clips, they’d think you were a pretty damn cool aunt! 😀

Oh no! I wish you had checked to see if any of us would have taken care of them for you! Probably some real treasures….

Should have sold it all on ebay!

I constantly buy new toys or bags (some day I will splurge and buy a quality bag) and throw away half of them because they are junk…. It’s funny going through the “purge process”, wrapping them up and making sure that they are buried in the trash…

Don't know how many enema bags, buckets and cans I have. I get a thrill of using a new bag, especially the ones I make myself. In a baggie are the remains of my first latex folding bag, kind of like what my mother used on me.

Since posting my last msg, my favorite latex bag broke and water went all over the bathroom floor. I was able to repair the bag by sliding the bag farther up the plastic bushing and repositioning the o rings. I need to create an album with my creations.

@Annie2 that’s ME! I have at least 8 or 9 bags and other enema apparatus in my closet and bathroom. I need to reduce the inventory down to 2 or 3. And I bet I have 20+ nozzles and clamps.

My family will think I am or WAS a certifiable enema NUT!!!

I had a few at one point, then purged and kept my favorite closed 2qt red bag. Then several years ago I purchased a blue 4qt open top that has become my favorite. When that thing is full and hung from my shower rod it is both intimidating and thrilling. I seldom take a 4qt, but I do love a 3qt very warm water enema.

Should have sold it all on ebay!

Yup! Then with the extra cash one could buy some new, better enema bags and nozzles! 😀😀

I never threw away a good enema bag, but over the past few years I’ve reduced the number of bags I own. At my age more and more I am realizing that I have a lifetime supply of things 😊

Do I miss the Klystra and Sherema bags? Yes, but I’d rather they be rehomed than tossed out.

I have never thrown an enema bag or any enema equipment away. I have worn a lot of it out though.😁 I used to hide it all the time but now keep my four quart Klystra red rubber latex bag hanging on my bathroom door and the other bags and toys in the bathroom closet. So, if anyone is interested in snooping in my bathroom they will not have to look far to be amply rewarded 😂

As far as throwing stuff away,

Please get rid of all Far East made enema stuff. i do not trust their chemistry and last time i checked, they wreak of various residues inside. I bought some and tried to clean it, but nothing i did killed the stench oozing from the materials. India is a new market producer that may be OK, but i have no experience with them.

We've only ever thrown away broken or damaged equipment and toys. No purging here...yet.

But I never know what might happen if, when, my sub dies. I don't use the equipment for enemas on myself. I would either need to find a new play partner or find new owners for the equipment. I just happen to know the perfect place to start. 😉

In the roughly 50 years that I have been buying enema equipment I have bought and thrown away many, many different bulbs and bags. Some of them just got old and worn out. Cracked and leaking rubber, torn out hanging holes, and so on. Others I bought because it was a new type or brand that I had not seen before and after using it a few times I decided I did not like it as well as one of my old favorites so it ended up in the trash. And some I bought with the intention of treating it as a disposable. For example, if I was out of town on business for a few days I might go to the local drugstore and buy a bag or bulb knowing full well that when I leave town it will be in the hotel waste basket. The few dollars spent was well worth it considering the hours of pleasure I got from it. No, I did not itemize it and turn in the receipt with my travel expense account! But none of them were thrown away because I was going to quit giving myself enemas.

As far as throwing stuff away,

Please get rid of all Far East made enema stuff. i do not trust their chemistry and last time i checked, they wreak of various residues inside. I bought some and tried to clean it, but nothing i did killed the stench oozing from the materials. India is a new market producer that may be OK, but i have no experience with them.

@lzrd

I think you are absolutely correct in your statement.

I had to dispose of everything, but also everything that was from China. The smell, the stench, of the things was annoying and unbearable in the long run and could not be removed with anything.

I got some rubber colon tubes from India. These certainly don't compare to those made by Rüsch etc but are made of rubber and I get a high enema with them every now and then. My wife just says that she needs to "stir" a little more until it's sunk deep into the colon.

Unfortunately, there are no longer any specialist shops where you can follow the "magic of rubber" with your nose.

A few months ago i tossed away 20 enema bags that i have had since 1967-68 and a box of beautiful nozzles and clamps

Makes me want to cry thinking about that - oh, to have those old nozzles! 😞

One time I ditched a two quart open top drug store set because it seemed like just too much in addition to a more favored outfit. Right now there are three outfits: 1) a five quart Klystra Olympic that I've had for about ten years with an OHN mid-tube pump; 2) an OHN four quart silicone bag with mid-tube pump, and 3) an OHN four quart enema bucket with extra tubing and an inline pump. The inline pump that OHN features has made my enemas so much more enjoyable in terms of being easier to deal with any cramping and because the unidirectional flow of the solution, controlled be the valves on the squeeze bulb completely eliminates the possibility of reflux flow back into the tubing or even the bag. I haven't bought any new sets recently, but do change out the tubing fairly regularly.

I am one who fell into the trap of thinking that if I got rid of all my enema bags my habit would go away. Boy was I wrong about that. Once I cleared the deck so to speak, my desire for enemas increased. The sad part is I got rid of some enema bags and nozzles from the 50s, that I now wish I had. So I guess the positive aspect in all of this is that I have come to terms with the fact that I love enemas and want/need them frequently,

I am one who fell into the trap of thinking that if I got rid of all my enema bags my habit would go away. Boy was I wrong about that.

@bagman925, I, too, have fallen into that trap in the past, then regretted and purchased a whole new line of enema bags and nozzles. Fortunately I have resisted that impulse for at least the past twenty years.

I understand the fascination/attraction to various bags (color, smell, shape, etc) but am much more prone to "collecting" nozzles...probably for pretty obvious reasons. So, are the bags a REAL turn on (for sexual reasons?) or is it more a matter of need/acquisition or WANT/acquisition?

I am one who fell into the trap of thinking that if I got rid of all my enema bags my habit would go away. Boy was I wrong about that

@bagman925, I, too, have fallen into that trap in the past.

That was me. I would buy a bag, use it and feel guilty, throw it away, vowed to never do it again and repeat. It was a cycle and I vowed to not do it again. I would go a couple years and have an excuse to get a bag and then throw it away. I would go a good amount of time before reacting the cycle. I began to wrestle with my shame and found this site to process my psychological feelings about enemas. This site was very helpful and I blogged about it to release me from the shame and the cycle. I now enjoy enemas without shame, and have a few nozzles and a big bag. My wife knows as well.

Indeed, binge and purge! Not a piece of equipment in my abode now, but mood will hit and I’ll stock up for fall. Always on the lookout for something I haven’t tried……