Enemas When Traveling

I am planning for a crosscountry train trip and I wonder if there are facilities for taking an enema-lavatory and toilet together-since I will be aboard for four days. Has anyone tried a "train" enema? I would like to hear.

If you get a room on the train, enemas should be no problem. Facilities are small, but there are ways. If you are riding coach, there is usually a restroom in each car. There are one holers, so you could go in and lock the door.

I buy equipment when i travel to do enemas, i let it hang in room while i'am out doing business

I forgot to pack some enema accessories for this current business trip (darn!) The local Rite Aid only carries the usual fleet type bottles so I made the best of it. I filled the tub with nice warm water and got it with my little fleet bottles and used and reused those with the bath water. It took 16 bottle loads to give me a half decent 'fill' but it was a very relaxing process (I believe this method has been mentioned elsewhere on the forum). One session of this was all I could take since that little fleet nozzle gets irritating after so many insertions (darn, again!). Next time I will be better equipped...

Back in my traveling days I always packed enema quipment for overnite trips. I spent many relaxing evenings in hotel bathtubs soaking in hot water while enjoying prolonged enema/masturbation sessions. It was no contest choosing between an evening in the bar or up in the room for an evening of enemas.

I always take an enema before any trip and if I stay over night , the bag or a Fleet is always packed in my suit case. As the saying goes ( Don't leave home without it)

I haven't had the pleasure to travel as of anytime recently. But the idea of traveling with enema equipment excites me greatly. I may not have the money & time to travel currently, but I have purchased an "expandable & retracting" enema pole that can be mounted most anywhere easily when traveling. In it's fully retracted position it's around 20 inches long. Fits easily inside a suitcase or backpack. I am looking foreward to traveling with the retracting pole & other enema equipment in the near future😉

I drive truck all over the country...My equipment goes with me everywhere...

And when I feel like it I get a motel room for the night and have a very enjoyable evening...

For multi-day trip I take a travel enemea bags or empty Summer's Eve Shower. A.

When traveling or a multi day buniness trip, there is usually time in the evening for a good cleanout session. For these occasions, I take the standard combination bag etc. and some soap and lubricant. I have found that shopping for supplies on the road decreases the time left for the other more pleasurable activities.

Went on a cruise a few years back didn't take any equipment with me and let me tell you I needed it, but used a 1 litter water bottle and relief . Going on a mother cruise and bringing my bag I'm sure it will get a workout from me and my wife .

I take no enema bag on trips, customs etc. Often I first day not good at toilet. I have a nozzle that I can on a soda bottle and screwing it goes very well. It is a nozzle of a vaginal wash bottle. A.

I used to travel a bit for work and when I did I always took my gear. Always looked forward to having an enjoyable evening alone. The challenge was hanging the bag in a good spot, but once I figured it out, let the good times begin!

Always. Best opportunity for relaxed session is on the road. Also had some very enjoyable mutal sessions with fellow road warriors.

I usually take an enema or 2 before I leave on a trip. Car or plane. This way you are empty and will not need to use a public bathroom.

Upon arrival, especially after a long day of travel, an enema will help you relax. I never go anywhere without an enema bag. Traveling

usually causes constipation or diarrhea. A couple of soapy enemas will help with both.

JohnnyCee: Where did you find that retractable enema pole? I'd like to get one.

Never ever leave my house without enema equipment. I like to come to a hotel room and find the place where I'll get enema. There are so many interesting scenarios come to the mind. When I go through them I feel so happy.

I feel sort of silly saying it, but being a somewhat newbie at enemas it never occurred to me to pack our bag when we travel. So far enemas had to wait for us to get home.

You bet. I always get stopped up when I travel: rushing around deadlines, schedules, etc...Nothing more soothing, relaxing and healthy than a little spa-time in my hotel room or when I reach my destination. I have a 2 qt amber latex bag and some nozzles which I pack in my checked bags so I don't have to send them through the public x-ray. I usually use bottled water if I am unsure of the local tap.

I enjoy going to a local pharmacy and buying a new complete enema set. I always be sure to ask somebody to direct me to the hot water bottle dept. In almost every case they will escort you and the questions begin.

I would like to have a kit made up of various caps for plastic bottles with a barb connection, where I could attach hoses, nozzles, etc. That way all I'd have to bring was some hose and a nozzle. I have never tried but don't think the threads on drink bottles are standard throughout the world.

Bottles of soda are not standard, March familiar drinking water anywhere with almost the same conclusion. When lemonade is that every act much differently. Solid home in supermarket search.

My wife and i spend the winter months at an Rv park in southern Texas. The park has bathroom/shower facilities throughout the facility to augment whatever the guests have in their RVs. The bathroom/showers are very large and upscale - better than our house - and I use the one near our RV for my showers and of course, my usual enema activites. The rooms feature benches that are ideal to lie on, and I hang my folding syringe from the window hardware. I've enjoyed many enemas there this way, and only experienced one awkward situation. The bathroom/showers are normally cleaned around 10:00 each day, and my time is usually early afternoon. On one occasion, I was lying there on my back, my legs bent with feet on the bench, taking a slow, warm flow while I stroked my lubricated cock, and suddenly, without a knock or even a sound, the door opened, and there was the cleaning lady staring at me. Neither of us moved for what seemed like a long time, and then she finally said....."Oh, I'm so sorry to have disturbed you.".....and backed our and closed the door. I saw her two days later and she asked me if I was feeling better! Yes, my folding enema syring and accessories accompany me when traveling.

Usually goes with me. I have a travel set that is just the douche nozzle, hose and 2qt bag. Makes it simple and doesn't lead to any questions from TSA or anyone else.

Usually all I bring is a shower-shot nozzle and a medium dildo. The nozzle fits on most shower equipment I've tried in Europe, Africa and Asia. Super convenient. Once I traveled to the US and brought a bag with a selection of toys, but this was because I was planning a little show-and-tell with another enema fan I met on zity. Never have I been stopped by customs and searched.

Usually when I fly coast to coat or close to that distance or I will be traveling more than 8 or 9 hours, I will carry a 1 liter bag and an assortment of 3 or 4 nozzles. Do not like feeling stuffy the next day. I also sleep better while on the road if I can flush myself out.

I would never travel on vacation with out my enema bag,ernest.

yes a syringe is always an excellent choice when traveling. I have a hose specially made for my shower

Yes, and I've had an enema on every continent except Africa and Antarctica, the two continents I have yet to visit. I always bring along a 2500cc clear bag, but in many places all you have to do is take the head off the hand shower and hose and have a make-shift shower shot.

I am about to embark on a well-deserved vacation from school. I will be traveling about the Kyklades for three weeks and will be bringing my gear with me. I am leaving the amber-latex home, though. It seems to be wearing out at the point where the hose and bag meet. I will be bringing my closed-top Klystra 3-qt with me instead and an assortment of nozzles, large and small. It's enema time in the islands of Greece!

I don't travel anywhere near as much as I used to. When our daughter was very young I bought an inexpensive folding bag to take with us and if I traveled on business I also brought it along. But I have not done any serious traveling in over 10 years and honestly with the hassles I don't miss it. When my husband and I travel it is to our cottage and as most of you know it is now equipped with its very own enema can that does see some frequent use.