Anyone here ever work in an enema supply factory or know of anyone who did?

I have often wondered what this would be like. I know the Fleet factory in in Lynchburg VA and many rubber bags were made in Ohio over the years. Imagine the fun and jokes that could come out of working in such a place. I wonder too if employees there might be more likely to end up on a forum such as this one from their own personal interest in the E scene. Lets hear from someone!!!!

#1 - It's a job for $$ to survive

#2 - Manufacturing plants are boring

#3 - Only 3% of the population is thrilled by enemas

#4 - Don't think workers say "I can't wait for my shift to end, so I can rush home for a good enema and sex.

Get real.

I will buy 75% of what you say Lance, but of all the boring factory jobs there is some chance that enema lovers might have worked in an enema factory. And further that this type of employment might have provided some comic relief as opposed to working on an assembly line making floor lamps!!! I hope for more replies!!!!

Lance may have a point to a certain extent. However, I think that amoung those workers not totally against enemas through early conditioning, there would have to be at least a modicum of interest generated by being around all that stuff all day. I think conversation among workers and couriosity would naturally lead to experimentation. Many people with no previous experience, once having experienced the enema would indeed be waiting for the shift end to rush home and consumate the thoughts and desires of the day.

I have thought about what product development and marketing meetings might have been like for these products. Were closet enema lovers among any of the folks in those meetings? Might they be today? It will not surprise me if we start seeing a company like Fleet advertising enemas on TV and other mass media. In my generation we have moved light years from the subtle advertising for bowel and bladder remedies of the past.

During the meeting, all the various products were displayed and discussed. Afterward, new items of product line are passed out to everyone in attendance with the instruction to take home, try out and report results at next meeting. Yeah!

While visiting Lynchburg, I saw the big Fleet building . .. just passed by driving - no chance for a tour (darn).

I have peeked into a enema bag plant though - via photograph. There is a picture in the National Geographic portraits exhibit that shows people working at I think it was Goodrich rubber factory making the bags .. . lots of bags hanging all over the room, hoses hanging down - was actually kinds comical all the activity in the photo. I was curious if those workers, which mostly looked like motherly types, ever had use for the merchandise they were working on.

Well Lance--I gotta say I think 3 % is way too low--my own informal data gathering---😃😃--tells me that probably 20% of the population enjoys or at least considers an enema a pleasant experience.

Of course I do not know what my sampling error could be--it could be that my sample was taken in a very biased manner.

badger

I worked in a rubber molding plant for thirty years.Some of the products made there could be fashened into nozzles of every possile size.I know this because I made them.The job was NOT boring.Some days after work,I could'nt wait to get home to make a new nozzle out of some rubber screw driver handles then give them a try.

Let the good times FLOW.w/m73yrs/W.Ma

Years ago I worked in a Department store which had a limited amount of enema equipment. Always enjoyed serving the customer and noting what she/he will do with it. Most purchased by women but men bought them also.

Jagson

Gy, I' like to see Fleet advertise on TV. Ssort of like the old Exlax ads. But alas, I don't think it will happpen. People are way too uptight for enema ads in publie media. But on a slight side note, one time a while back my wife was reading an article and it mentioned thatt Fleet enemas were the largest selling item in most drug stores. But just imagine what their sales would be like fo they did advertise on TV. I'd buy stock in the company for sure.

I know if I worked in a manufacturing plant that made enema equipment I would be curious to see what it would be like, that is if I didn't already know lol. And being an enema lover myself, if I did work at a place like that I would be thinking all day about how when I get done for the day I can go home and relax with my red bag. For those that get sexually stimulated by enemas think about what it would be like to work in a sex toy factory making dildos and vibes and such toys like that. Wouldn't you be thinking about some of those products? Maybe not for everyone but I for one would go nuts!