Enemas

For my enemas even the bag is important. I love a clear bag so I can watch the flow.

Does it matter to you??

I don't think the bag color matters i just like the feeling of the water as it flows into my bowels 😁

I find it easier to follow how much fluid have gone in, if it's clear or semitransparent.

I think a clear bag is more exciting as I can watch the water sink and thus see what is going into me...

Was using clear bags for along time however for the last few years I have started to use the traditional red rubber fountain bag that I ordered from DeMask. The bag is five liters in capacity. It came with a small bore tubing and a ball valve so the flow can be controlled.If the bag is hung at four feet it takes about eight to ten minutes for a three liter enema. This rate is go because it gives me more time to enjoy the enema.

I love the clear silicone Klystra bags. They are strong; long lasting and you can see the water level inside.

I like the clear bag(sub found some medical bags at a surplus store). Sub can see the color of the water, then he can wonder what is going to go inside of him. I also like them because I know how much is left in the bag too.

I do use the good old red bag when I give sub an enema in the tub. It is easier to conceal one bag rather than two, in case one of the kids need to use the potty.

I often use either a clear "disposable" bag or a folding yellow latex one that show the solution level. Unfortuntely my mom used a white metal enema can that made the amount left to take a mystery.

Some time ago I found a very practical alternative to any bag by taking advantage of the siphon: you know how it works, one end of the tube in the water can and the other out at a lower level making it climbing over the edge, and once started it works just like the old fashion bag ones.

Cause this way the form of the device wich contain the liquid doesn't matter (it just have to be open on top), raw plastic water bottles proved to be a good on field soution (especially if tied by the neck and suspended so they wont overturn), because of the very little care in handling that they require.

Found this thing 'cause there has been a period in wich I used bottled water for enemas, and found that this way I only needed a tube and a string more. I liked the simplicity. 😉