First Time Equipment

Hello my first bit of enema eqipment was a higginson enema syringe

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I think you should go to the drug store and purchase a combination douche/enema syringe. I prefer the Faultless 2 quart kit. If you don't want to purchase one in person go online. enemakit.com; drugstore.com, optimalhealthnetwork.com

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Syringer- I think that is the product I am going to buy when I get around to it. Also, a Faultless bulb syringe too. At http://www.enemasupply.com/ they say that the Faultless 2qt. enema bag is their favorite and it seems to be a superior product. Thanks for the recommendation.

One more try for home brewed equipment that might work

for you. Fill a gallon plastic jug with warm water. Now.

insert a length of 5/16 tube through the jug's neck until

it touches the bottom of the jug. Next place the jug on a

shelf about two and a half feet above where your

anus will be for theUse your siphon pump will be for

the enema.Use your siphon bulb attached to the other end

of the 5/16 inch hose to start the siphon and connect

the loose end to a nozzel and yourself.

Have fun experimenting

The Faultless bag available at most drugstores is a good buy for the price (usually between $10-$15).

I lucked out and found one at OSCO pharmacy here - it's attached to Albertson's and they have self check-out so I used that to pay for it so no leering looks from the clerk.

Extra tubing - we bought that at the hardware store - rated safe for food. Rubber surgical tubing is expensive now - about $2.50 a foot, but the clear (I think it's vinyl) tubing is still very inexpensive and works.

The only bad thing about the clear tubing is that it's difficult to clamp off, so we also picked up a couple in-line quarter turn valves - I think they were a couple bucks a pop.

Then there's the problem of nozzles... what comes with the Faultless combo bag is fine to start with...but I found that it was a little 'ho-hum'. That's where I went on-line to acquire an array of nozzles. There are several websites. I ordered Klystra nozzles from www.extremerestraints.com because I was also ordering a couple other toys from there - excellent service and the boxes and packages arrive absolutely plain with nothing to identify the contents or where you purchased them from.

I find the best selection at Walgreens and have never had a problem or question at check-out.

When I lived in New Jersey, about a year ago, I know the local Excard had a Faultless enema bag on the shelf. I would say that for a lubricant, Vaseline works and is cheap, but I have heard it is "hard on the kidneys" I think because they have to filter out the Petroleum.

I have the faultless and it pretty good. But Im ready to upgrade to something in the 4 qt range. Does anyone have any recommendations? Ive been surfing extremerestraints.com and bethtyler but I thought I would see what everyone else likes.

Ashley - (4) quarts is ALOT..... 😮

PLEASE be careful! 😎

I live in a large city so, check the phone book for medical supply stores and large drugstores. You might then try calling to ask what equipment they have available. However, you might find that you just get excitement going to check out what's available at drug stores.

When, about 10 years ago, I found out about colon tubes, I started to call around and ask if they had them for sale. Several of the places said that they could only sell one with a Dr.s prescription but one, Horton and Converse, said that their branch didn't carry them but to call one of their other ones and ask for a certain individual.

I went in to this pharmacy and, of course, enjoyed looking around for awhile. Then I asked for Jack and he began showing me the two sizes of colon tubes he had in stock. (He may have been into enemas as well, because he seemed excited by the questions and comments as well.) When he showed me the colon tubes he said, "It's OK, you can touch it."

After deciding on a colon tube I asked him how it should be connected. He said to just connect it to the bottom of the bag--which was an open-top fountain syringe in yellow rubber. My response was that the length wouldn't be sufficient. He then had an Aha moment and took me over to the ostomy section and found a clear plastic tube with a fitting on the end. It was about 5 feet long and worked perfectly--for only a few bucks.

What I'm suggesting is two-fold. First, have some fun looking around, and second, improvise. Part of the excitement of enemas is the preparation. Go for it!

I know 4qts is a lot. Doesn't mean I have to take it all right? Im just looking for a nice set up and it seems that the 4 qt bags seems to be popular.

I do like improvising for enema stuff. I spent almost an hour in the Lowes plumbing section last night thinking of different set ups I could make. I found a nifty 2 1/2 qt bucket that has graduations on the side so that I could measure exactly how much I have taken.

Ashley saint,

There is a nice 4 qt on e-bay, regularly for $ 29.95.

I bought one and love it! I don't take it all, but it

is great for a small cleanout, and then take the rest

of it!

Happy Enemas!

Ashley

You can find 4 qt bags online at enemakit.com and optimalhealthnetwork.com. They are good quality bags.

If you buy a drugstore bag you should try measuring the volume with a measuring cup or something. The drugstore bags are getting to be really tiny and it's good to know what you are dealing with.

If you are just using it to flush outyour rectum, a bulb syringe will clean you out for anal sex

Jessica, Dear: I personally don't really like most "Fleet" stuff and I am sure you'll likely prefer a $10-$12 enema and douche bag for repeated happy uses.

You and your boyfriend will likely enjoy sharing enemas and sex. Probably along with sharing showers and jacuzzis too. If you're already in a horny mood, Jessica, a pair of good shared enemas will put both of you into super horny moods and ready for action. Sure enough

Let us know how you all make out.

Best wishes. Happy enemas and sex, always.

I went to the local drug store and bought a combo kit. With that I bought some ben gey etc. as for my shoulder pain. Was not embrassing as I do have shoulder pain, but was not my real reason for buying the combo kit.

I have used a funnel for years,in fact, the funnel and colon tube was the only way I was given enemas in the childrens hospital where I spent twelve years.The reason why you had such a hard time is because you did not connect your funnel to any tubing.I use three ft of tubing,that way,the funnel can be raised or lowered to adjust the flow.I also only use clear funnels,you can see the liquid going down to get ready for the next pour.Funnels are great for olive oil mixure enemas.Let the good times flow.w/m72yrs/Western Ma

The first equipment that I purchased was a yellow latex travel syringe, with white tubing and pipes and a metal shutoff. I was 16 and just got my license. Was so excited I could barely drive home to try it!!!

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The first equipment that I purchased was a yellow latex travel syringe, with white tubing and pipes and a metal shutoff. I was 16 and just got my license. Was so excited I could barely drive home to try it!!!

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Thanks. Being interested in my teens does not feel as weird any more. Like I think I previously said, I would like to get a Faultless enema bag to start.

With my mom not understanding enemas or not liking them as a kinky sex practice, I have to buy the equipment in some what secrecy. I bought an enema book a few years ago, "Intimate Invasion: The Erotic ins & Outs of Enema Play" by M.R. Strict. (I wanted to more or less research enemas, but probally should have taken the colon cleansing route.) She found it and asked me- "Are you gay? I don't want you reading this garbage." and threw it in the trash. I was not a happy camper because first, I just spent 15 bucks for the damn thing and second, I am straight.

Point is, how should I react if she finds a bag in a month or two and throws that in the trash? That is why I did not buy a regular 2qt. bag in the first place. I think she needs to be more open minded, but... I Don't know how to approach it. It is just a weird situation. I doubt she has ever had an enema or has given one and know the drive behind the use of them.

College is in a year or so away, maybe I should try then????

Opinions, Thoughts?

P.S. Should I post a thread in the-"How to get him/her to share the joy of enemas" forum???

You should check out the Beth tyler site www.bethtyler.com/bt-home.shtml for your enema equipment Just a thought

😃The first one I purchased was at CVS Drug store. It was out of town on a business trip. I purchased a Kit, and a female douche bulb. I had no problem except the young lady that checked me out asked me if I needed help with the Items I purchased. I looked at her, and said "Really" What do you mean? We she said if you are alone it is hard to administer to yourself and I am very experienced in using this equipment. I gave her my hotel room and I ended up spending a extra night, and she enjoyed it also. So you never know who is into enemas.

All good answers below, but you can look at it like this as well.

Enema enjoyment is at a minimum tied somewhat with equipment and its quality. Youll find many enema lovers are equipment collectors and show their stuff off with the least bit of prodding.

I believe a minimum level of investment is needed to really enjoy it and although not expensive per se does represent some level of investment.

Heres what I say youd need to start having fun right away.

1. an IV stand / which doubles discreetly in my room as a shirt hangar when not loaded with my bag. Yeah you can use a closet hangar etc and a door end but an IV stand makes it work wherever YOU want without a big enema bag coming down on your "make do" setup.

2. a good open top style bag - Beth Tyler is one of many reputable places that sell these. Klystra is/was another.

3. at least one "real nozzle" the drug store stuff is absolute crap. short rigid thin hard plastic nozzles that can actually easily hurt you- not what the beginner actually needs or wants. I have great luck with Tylers Noz whiz series - Their smallest bat shaped or penis shaped nozzle in black or white is an ass friendly tool that is a cornerstone of your investment.

4. duplicate tubing setup and seperate nozzle for significant other- just do this.

Use/ Enjoy earth shaking orgasms- expand your gear afterward.

So yeah although I wouldn't say expensive you do have to spend a few dollars.

Davegvg

I finally bought a Faultless 2qt bag along with a Faultless 8oz bulb for real testing. No more funnels or hand pumps! I hope the sister and mom will not catch in action, although she will know that I bought it because I used the credit card...

Glad you finally purchased a Faultless Enema Bag. Hope you have many enjoyable enemas with it. Just be careful until you get the hang of it.

Davegvg;Everything you mentioned in your equipment list is pretty good stuff,except I would skip the IV stand and purchase a 3 inch hook and screw it into a stud or joist over the bed and hang a chain on the hook and the bag on the chain.This setup won't tip over should someone bump into it,plus,total cost about 6 bucks for hook and chain,can't beat that.Let the good times flow.w/m72yrs/Western Ma

The enema, when used in a partner scene is very much, at least in my eyes a very D/s act. The receiver gives up agency of their body as well as allowing the administrator to regress them back to infancy when they were unable to control basic body functions.

The administrator can provide a wide range of sensations to the receiver through various solutions, flow rate, bag height, stopping the flow, abdominal massage, sensual and overt sexual touch and a host of other variables.

Sure, a nice big bag with a nice nozzle or enema butt plug or double balloon rectal catheter is great...but in the end some one is sliding a device into someones rectum and taking away a lot of control while sending the receiver deeply into a submissive space where the ego takes a break.

Therefore I suggest a simple wal mart closed top hot water/douche kit using the douche nozzle - well lubed with vaseline.

Vaseline is messy and it destroys latex, but it's fine for plastic and it does not wash away so the soreness of water soluble lubes like KY is avoided.

Start slowly and enjoy. One practice I very much enjoy is sliding the nozzle in the rectum, starting the flow and massaging the vaginal wall and pressing against the nozzle through the vagina. It's frequently an exciting procedure 😃

Best wishes for a clean dirty time!

I recommend a 2 quart Faultless Enema/Douche Bag which can be purchased for around $12.00. Can be purchased at CVS Drug Store or online at Drugstore.com or EnemaSupply.com.

Be sure to get a 250cc double balloon inflatable nozzle.

Where can I buy the basics I need to get started with enemas? I know they sell those enemas at the drugstores but those can't be it. Thay deffinitly aren't what i see in pictures. Help!

So how do I talk my wife into giving me one? we've talked about it but that's as far as it went.I get the idea she thinks its weird.