Colema or Enema Boards

Found this instructional video about the use of enema boards. I'll bet there is some enterprising soul on this forum that could probably make one 😁

http://www.colema-boards.com/

I have one of these boards and, when I want a colonic treatment, it does the duty.

Hi,

I have had plenty of enemas, but have never had a colonic.

Do they feel the same or are they totally different experiences?

This would be a waste of $$$.... totally useless for enemas

Colema boards of this nature don't do the job for me. They are 'halfway' between an enema and a true colonic from a closed system like Bartolo. And they're messy, and cleanup is a chore. Lastly, it's hard to get comfortable on one of these things and many bathrooms really don't have adequate space around the toilet to do the ideal setup with the bucket, chair, backrest, etc. I'll stick to my bag when at home or traveling, and for colonics, will go for a closed system treatment.

At one time, I mde a homemade version of a Colema board with plywood, a cutdown plastic bucket for the "shield" and used a piece of 1/4" plastic tubing for the nozzle. It actually worked pretty well.

I did find it to be too time consuming to use, so I got rid of it.

Do any of you use a colema board? If you do,. I would like to know your opinion of it. To me, wrapping your legs around a toilet bowl seems unseemly.and the board clumsy. I have never tried it and wonder if I have been missing something.

I have a colema board made by Ultimate Trends. Being 6'2", it isn't long enough for a full size person. It is also made of such a flimsy one layer of injected plastic that I would be afraid to put any weight on it. My bathroom is only 5'x8', so there isn't room to put a chair in front of the toilet, and the basement toilet is up on a 12" ledge. I can do a MUCH better job laying in the tub, and for a LOT cheaper. Luckily, the colema board was given to me by a buddy when he moved so I didn't have to waste my money on one. For those who have them (and are much shorter than I am) I hope you have better luck with yours.

It is not a very elegant solution for doing colonics at home. Most likely it will end up collecting dust in the basement like the one I bought.

Greg, You're right, it's collecting dust down here in the basement. I'm just glad I didn't have to pay for it.

I find my sessions with an incline board help me hold more water