Enemas When Traveling

How many take enema gear along when you travel? Either on vacation, for work or whatever. I used to travel a lot on my own for work and always took a foldup enema bag with me. And soap, of course, mostly into unscented neutrogena at that time - believe me it really works! Provided a great diversion on many an evening "on the road." Sometimes, while out to dinner, I would think about how I was going to "get an enema" after going back to my room.

Anyway now we travel mostly for vacation and I've had enemas in lots of places including Berlin and Prague. I remember both of those because I was truly constipated from the food and needed relief. The night before, I told my partner (who prefers doing this in the AM) that we would have to get up early the next morning so he could give me the enema (Berlin was first). I was hard most of the night thinking about what was coming. By the time it was 7 or so I was very very ready. I got my partner aroused, enemas always include sex, then went off to the bathroom to get the enema(a good warm soapy one). In it went and he had to hold the bag pretty high since I was so full of hard poop. Then we continued to play until ejaculation - for both of us. I didn't think I'd make it to the bathroom but the room was so small I JUST made it. Wow, what a feeling. I must have been there a good 20 or 25 minutes while everything, and I do mean everything, came down.

A few days later we were in Prague and I hadn't had a bowel movement since the enema in Berlin. Things were getting pretty backed up in there so we had a pretty close repeat of the enema of a few days before. Again in the AM with me hard as a rock for hours before. I think I made this one even warmer and more soapy - that happens when I'm really enthusiastic about getting it - and the results were even more dramatic. Besides the great sex it brought about, I lost a little on the bathroom floor running for the potty. The expulsion was so great with so much to come out that it made me hard again while I sat there. So I ejaculated again by myself.

Anyway, Berlin and Prague have many other good memories, but I often think about the Berlin Enema and the Prague Enema!!

Hi Sally, you should be very careful about using bath water with your Higginson pump for your enema, as allot of Hotels use very strong chemicals to clean and sterilize tubs and toilets.

I traveled on the road for 10 years staying in motels Monday-Thursday nights. After dinner there was nothing to do, so I brought my enema gear with me. One or two enemas and holding them while watching TV, made me relax and always had a good nights sleep. Another early in the morning prepared me for the day.

When ever I fly I take the enema gear on board with me. On long overseas flights I tried giving myself one in the restroom, but never have been really happy with it. Several times between flights (in the good old days) you could watch the TV monitor of them screening thecarry on luggage. I was surprised how many enema bags were carried on board. The little on/off valve was the easiet thing to spot, then the nozzle, hose and outline of the bag. Kinda neat.

I hardly ever travel without my combination bag and higginson and its easy and compact to pack and so enjoyable whenever I want to have some quiet relaxing time to myself. Using a higginson attachment there is no need to look for a suitable hook to hang my bag and can use the bag lying flat wherever I wish.....

Just knowing I have my enema gear with me is so reassuring and its always there when I need it.....Its keeping me healthy and fulfilling my sexual needs!

I always carry a bag when traveling. Nothing fancy, just one of the cheap folding "travel bags". The changes in diet and routine and sitting in a car for long hours usually cause me to get constipated within a couple of days, and using the bag in my motel room provides good relief. Since I actually "need" these enemas, they tend to be rather clinical with a simple fill, hold and expel. Nothing really erotic about them.

I don't usually take the bag along when visiting and staying with relatives. Since those visits are usually only a couple of days, I wait and take care of the problem when I get home.

I usually use another enema the day after a trip to get my system back to it's normal schedule.

I also tend to take a good enema after I've had company at the house, since simply having guests around, the lack of privacy, and frequent meals out tend to throw my routine off. I usually have the bag out before departing guests hit the city limits.

I would take my bags, several nozzles and supplies with me and do them at the hotel or if I forgot my bag I would buy a fleet bag. It's a great way to relax and have fun.

Either bag or bulb most times. Otherwise buy a Fleet, dump out the chemicals and make a soapy solution - usually have to refill the Fleet several times. Definitely something to look forward when going back to the room after dinner.

Always carry my amber latex bag with a colon tube, just very relaxing. i don't know if tsa inspects my luggage, but who cares.

If I'm going to be away for a while I just go and buy a standard bag with douche nozzle at a local drug store - if I have time and feel inclined to take enemas during the trip. I leave the set hanging in the hotel room shower when I depart. It's one less thing to hassle with when packing and unpacking.

Arianna

While on an international flight, I took an enema at 30.000 feet using a bulb.

No, I didn't get caught!

I used to travel on occasion for business before retirement. I always packed a large volume disposable enema bag because it was easiest to hide from my wife. As you can gather, she does not approve of enemas for health and/or pleasure. Before returning home, I just discarded it along with the lubricant that I had purchased locally.

I do not travel very often but when I do I almost always get constipated. My enema equipment for travel is a simple combination bag from Walgreens drugs. I have sanded the souche nozzle to kame it smooth. If I had to leave it - no big loss. Some of the TSA security guys seen to enjoy finding it.

If I am traveling by car, I can pack whatever and have no worries. Plane travel is where the problem can arise. I just put my cheap combo bag in one of the zippered pockets. They are so cheap that I keep several on hand new in the box.

Once upon a time you could buy travel syringes that folded up into a neat little container and they were very well made and easy to carry in your luggage. Once in a while one comes up on E-Bay but the go for a fortune so I still haven't been able to purchase one. The newer travel syringes that I have seen are in no way comparable and I will not purchase one. I just have to travel with my Klystra 1 gallon open top bag in the zipper storage bag.

I usually don't bother to pack my E-bags when traveling for work, since there isn't usually much time to indulge. When on holiday though I typically go fully equipped!

The last couple getaways (Caribbean cruise and Punta Cana, DR spa) have been no exception. Plenty of down time in both cases to relax and enjoy bag. On the cruise I think there might have been more water gone through my pipes than surrounding the boat!

One caveat on the DR, they use no bagage X-ray, ALL luggage is inspected by hand. The inspector in our line appeared to be doing a very thorough job so I had visions of hoses & nozzles flying everywhere once he got to my bag. Fortunately my equipment was all inside a case near the bottom of my suitcase, guess he figured it was just my shaving stuff since he didn't open it up. Some anxious moments though! 😮 😮

I thought we all enjoyed enemas when we travelled! Sometimes it's a challenge to find equipment overseas if you didn't bring your own. What type of store do you start with in a foreign country? Then, what do you call an enema bag in some foreign language??? I've had trouble getting a roll of Tums in Athens! Seems the best thing is to take your own, a small bag, or bulb. I generally pack a Higgensen pump now, and get creative with an ice bucket, or a 2 liter water bottle. In China, where the water is unfit to drink, use bottled water, and place it in a sink of hot water until it warms up.

My travel bag is like my American Express. I don't leave home without it. LOL! Actually I just keep it in my suitcase.

I was in LA and had a presentation to give the next day before a large group of professionals. The time zones had my system screwed up and I was constipated. I went to the shop in the hotel lobby in hopes of finding a fleet enema but the only think I could find was laxatives. I was nervous about the presentation any how and laxatives make me over react so they were out of the question.

Now you just don't go walking around the streets of LA looking for a pharmacy after dark. I called the hotel concierge with a BS story about me being out of a vital drug and she offered me use of the hotel limo with a driver. We found a pharmacy and I bought a folding travel syringe. I went back to my room and gave myself an enema. I felt right as rain and the presentation went smoothly the following day. Since then my travel syringe is like my American Express, I don't leave home without it. -- DD

Always want to do this when on business trips but usually don't want to pack any equipment. Can only find those little fleet bottles in the local drug stores so may have to carry at least a hose and nozzle again. Have used the sink or siphon from a gallon water jug but not as good as the good old bag...

I recently took an Alaskan cruise/tour and carried my higginson with me. After many hours in an airplane sitting I really needed an Enema. I could find no suitable container and finally resorted to a water glass. It was not easy but I did have a successful Enema and must have injected about 1 1/2 quarts by the end. The bathtub in a cruise ship cabin is pretty small but it worked out ok. I was much too tired to masturbate but the Enema really helped relieve that too full feeling......Jimbeaux

A few years back while vacationing in Iceland, my son (age 9) started having severe stomach pain. I suspected he was constipated, but he claimed he'd been 'going' ok. After a miserable night in pain I decided he needed to see a doctor.

When I explained our need to the hotel staff, we were put in a taxi and driven to the children's hospital. My son went straight into a large examination room with 6-8 gurnies (all empty at that time). The doctor (who spoke some english) talked with me while two nurses removed all his clothes but placed a folded gown over his crotch. The doctor then examined him and diagnosed him as being constipated and ordered an enema (his first).

The nurses then put the gown on my son and had him lie on his left side. They used a disposable style enema I'd not seen before. It had a squeeze bottle like a Fleet, but larger capacity (I'd guess .5 liter). Instead of a nozzle, it had a 10-12 inch clear tube which snapped onto the bottle. The nurses lubed up the tube, inserted it a couple of inches and started squeezing the bottle. Several times, they stopped squeezing and slid the tube in further until about half was inserted. When the bottle was empty, they withdrew the tube and the waiting began. After about 5 minutes, my son announced he needed to go. The nurses pointed the way to the bathroom and I escorted him out of the examination room and down the corridor to the bathroom, his open back gown flapping in the breeze as he quick-stepped down the hall ahead of me.

With my sons immediate problem eliminated and feeling much better, we returned to the examination room where the doctor gave him a follow up exam and told him he could get dressed. The doctor then told me to go to a pharmacy and buy 2 "Klyx" (not sure of the spelling now), one for tonight and one in the morning. The taxi driver dropped us off at a pharmacy that was a block from the hotel. I handed the note the doctor had given me to the person behind the counter and was given two disposable enemas. These were the just like Fleets here in the US. By mid-morning, he was feeling great and we were able to continue our vacation.

I will have to remember this the next time I have to travel. I always get backed up from too much riding or sitting in conferences, and the roadfood, and it takes me a while to get going in the morning as I have to have a couple cups of coffee and be able to relax and let them do their work, but if I could just take my enema bag, I could have my poo and pleasure, too! 😁

[font=trebuchet ms]I travel often for my job, and always take my 2 qt bag with me with a few of my favorite nozzles. I find it very relaxing in the evenings in a strange town to fill up, hold it for a bit and then expel, makes for a good nights sleep.[/font]

I always carried an Fleet extra large volume bag when ever I leave home. going out of town, anniversary next weekend. It will be with me

I couldn't consider travelling without my enema bag. I sleep so much better after a few rounds with the warm water!

Question, I have no problem traveling with my bag. Even if my bag is checked I don't care. It's not illegal or weird in my mind to have someone see the bag.

I always hope it might strike up a conversation with a person of similar interest. Any thoughts?

I was traveling extensively a few years ago and never really thought about packing an enema bag. I was in the northeast and had just been to a coference for a couple of days and still had a couple of days to go. I get very constipated and had to go find a pharmacy and buy a bag. I got back to the hotel and took a great enema and completed the conference very healthy. Since then I usually will take taht bag with me when traveling.

Bmatt, that reminds me of the time I was in Denver over 15 years ago w/o a bag. Had a great desire for an enema day after I got there and went to the closest Walgreen's for a bag - it's open top and I purchased a bar of Neutrogena since I'd been curious to try it for an enema. Works real well, the first night back in the room I could hardly hold the 2 quarts and just made it to the toilet. A wonderful expulsion of a couple days contents followed.

It was so good that I had an enema every night for 5 nights. I rarely did them that often in fact that was probably a record. Still have the bag and it's well used. My partner and I must have had hundreds of enemas from it.

When I travel alone and have an overnight stay, I take a 2 QT combo and some Dr. Bronners. The activity passes the time.

Went on a solo camping trip last year, and forgot a bag or bulb. Walmart cured that. After a few days use, I left the bag hanging in a tree before returning home. It was a somewhat secluded camp site, and I always wondered what the next person to find that bag thought.

That's the problem I have when traveling as well. Other than in the bathroom using the towel bar or shower curtain bar (watch out, some of them are just friction fit!) I can't find anywhere to hang the bag. I've improvised using standing floor lamps placed on the bedside table but there has to be a better way.

I noticed that Unique Medical is selling a tabletop "IV stand" that looks to actually be a microphone stand or something of the like. There's no dimension or weight listed in the description so I'm not buying until I get some more info and it has a proper hanger on the top instead of a mic holder.

Never forget to take the WEIGHT of a full bag and hose assy. in to account. That is the key factor to the problem. When in doubt say in the bathroom. 😉

When travelling, I generally hang my bag on the picture hangers behind the pix above the bed or off of the top of the picture itself. The screws/nails are anchored pretty well, and I've never had a bag slip. Caution: this only works if you have a metal 's' hanger for your bag...the plastic hangers have too much flex when hung this way. There have been a couple of times when this wasn't possible for one reason or another, but I would say that 95% of the time this works.

Then like bagful41 says, Plan B is always the bathtub.