Color of enema bag

Red open top, red hot water bottle type, 2 pink folding, and a blue home made 3 qt. pumpkin

My favorite is a yellow Faultless bag but I have a blue pumpkin bag and two red bags. I prefer the standard douche nozzle.

Have had only 3, and all have been red, but i do replace the white vinyl tubing with latex tubing.

Red Klystra 4 quart with red hose! As for the nozzles... some white (my fav with this setup) some black.

I also have a red open bag that holds 3 quarts. I use a green nozzle that flares out but stays in nicely. The tubing is black but sometimes I use my clear tubing if I am lieing down on my bed and the bag is being held by the window arm.

MMMMH sounds nice..I should do one now.

Mine is amber latex, in an attempt to recreate my childhood enema memories.An amber latex hose, as well. But I've customized it with adding the double Balloon, to the mix, also the amber latex style. A metal, 50s style stainless clamp rounds out the rig. 2 qt. capacity, although I have been known to add a 3rd quart mid session. Depends on the session.

I've had afew...and unfortunately I got rid of some over the years that would be wortha lot of $'s:

Sourjoin Opentop with the black bottom...yum a Combo bag that was latex color and see thru from MOnkey Wards back in 1969.would love to have now.

! gal Klystra OpernTop...had to sell as I was takingtoo many BIg 1 gal enemas.

Now I have a Paris 3qt red combo, black hose with bulb on it.

And Victoria rexall White combo just bought a year ago on ebay...it was new in the box.

Add to it a 36" colon tube 28FR and a couple balloon nozzles and away I go.

We have 3. 1 open top and 2 combination bags, all red.

Would love to have a JBL Cascade. Maybe someday...

I have a standard Walgreens red enema bag, but the one I enjoy the most is my homemade 1 gal plastic pitcher. It holds more than the bag, and because it's semi-clear, I can enjoy watching the level drop as it flows slowly into me, and even adust the flow accordingly. It sits easily on the night stand next to the bed, as I lay on the carpted floor. Very satisfactory!

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For me, red is the best....probably as it reminds me of older syringes

[/quote]Oh yes, there's just something about those old fashioned red bags & bulbs with the black nozzle. All I have to do is just see one.

No doubt about it ...red closed top bag with red hose and black nozzles. Brings back many boyhood memories.

Red seems to be the most common color for enema bags, but I've had bags that were white, amber, blue, beige, yellow and clear.

RED, Red or Red! And amber latex.

Vapor

I have one open top red bag and three closed top bags and one of those is yellow.

Bill

I like the old red open tops, but the amber latex OT's are the best. Now my Klystra clear silicone OT is most used. I love to see the bag empty

I have 2 blue, 4 red, and 1 black bag. I find myself using the red open top 2qt most of time, easier to refill.

The kind of bag pictured by Richard and D is exactly the kind I like. Mine is old now and would like to get a new one like it. Would appreciate knowing where it was bought.

A vintage Faultless open-top bag of soft red rubber, a yellow latex folding bag and a classic white metal enema can.

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I like red. Sure would like to have one of those BF Goodrich Sojurn bags from the 60's but too expensive.

hobo

Both of my bags (one open topped and one closed top) are green with green tubing.

No reason for this colour - just what they happened to come in but from the comments above would appear to be a fairly unusual colour

Tim

The most exciting enemas I find are when I use a red open-top Davol as well as a red Davol hot water bottle.

Funny thing, while red is the color I prefer, back when I could find enema bags sold in stores, any color I saw I had to buy and add to my collection.

My first remembered enema bag was an open top dark blue bag with a long blue tube ending with the traditional (circa 1940) black tapered hard rubber tip. It was a scary sight with the lower part bulging with a quart of warm soapy water and the tip glistening with Vaseline as my Mom purged the air from the tube. Oh that blue bag is something I'll never forget (obviously). Today, lacking the mentioned blue bag, I'm happy with an old open top red bag, long red tubing and an assortment of tips.

I've had two bags, both red. First one was the closed hot water bottle type. My current one is a red open top bag.

Having grown up in the "Golden Age of Enemas" I received many enemas from red or orange bags and bulbs equipped with black bakelite nozzles typical of that period. In an effort to duplicate these early experiences as closely as possible I've managed to purchase a number of antique red and a few orange colored bags over the years. The newer ones, made with very flimsy material and straight white plastic nozzles have no curb appeal for me at all. It's great to look up and see one of these old red bags, such as a Rexall Victoria, filled to almost overflowing with ivory soapsuds running down the bag's sides as it hangs overhead on an IV stand.

I have 3 open top bags and a 6qt JBL bag, all of which are red. And many nozzles to go with them too.

Red open top 2qt red open top 4qt red closed top 2 qt blue 1qt for douching bad girls and a amber latex 2 qt all kinds of nozzles

I have a red 2-quart closed top combo bag. It is the bag that brings back memories of days past, but is used the least because it is the most inconvenient to use.

I have a red open top fountain syringe. It is average quality and easy to use.

I have a pink latex folding syringe that I use when travelling. It is probably not long for this world because the metal hanging grommet is starting to pull out of the rubber.

I have a plastic disposable bag that I use for coffee because coffee really stains the others. When it looks bad I just get another for only a few bucks apiece.

I have a blue 8-oz bulb for "quickies".

I have two bag. First bag is all transparent and the second bag is also transparent, but part is blue. The first bag has a capacity of two liters and second has a capacity of 3 liters.

I Beth I to have a 4 qt silicone but the one I enjoy most is my JBL w/custom nozzle it is very relaxing taking it this way. Ckeck out my toy album

I much prefer both the traditional red and orange rubber hot water bottle type enema bags and have a good collection of both vintage and modern types with capacities of 2 to 4 quarts. I also have two 4 quart open tops, a vintage 21/2 quart one and a red Klystra JBL bag.