Checking out bathrooms / Bags Left Out

Have you ever, when visiting in someone's home and using the bathroom, looked in the cabinets or closets for any enema equipment? Or seen equipment left out

Only everytime I get a chance. It is one of the best ways to find out who might be a new emate candidate.

Well---

I leave mine out--maybe thats too unexciting-- 😄 😃 😃

Nope. Although it's VERY tempting, I respect their privacy just as I would hope those visiting my house would respect mine.

Now if I were to go into someone's bathroom and see a bag and hose hanging out...well that's a different story!

I leave mine out or rather put it out anytime a new GF might stop bye. Even when the termite and roach team (females) shows up I put it out....you just never know.

Sandor

I guess it's not really polite, but if nobody knows... Anyway, I have always snooped in a strange bathroom if I had a chance. Years ago when we lived in the East we went to a picnic at a relative of my partner. There were quite a number of people there so I was surprised to see the bag and nozzle (definitely rectal) hanging on the back of the door with an extra nozzle on the counter! Would have thought it might have been put away for the party but it sure wasn't. The mother was there with her two sons most of the time since the father was a trucker driving all over the country. I guessed (maybe hoped) that the boys got their enemas if they were being bad.

Another time once we had moved to CA we were at a friends new apartment where he had just moved in sharing with the original tenant. When he told us he slept at the foot of bed it was pretty clear this was a sort of slave position he'd found. I just had to look and there in the bathroom closet was the red open top bag with hose and nozzle attached. So besides a good spanking he would also get "the enema" when he needed it.

I agree with SandorVP! I was on the other end--so to speak -- of that deliberate leave the equipment out. A single lady living by herself about 50-ish heard about my plumbing business from a mutual friend and gave me a call. I had seen her before and she was very open and friendly--but not a flirt. When I got to her bathroom to do the repiar she had called me for, there was a big bag with ahose and colon tube attached. The bag was full...Yikes!! The problem was under the large vanity and I could see it in the mirror very easily. She came in a little later and came right out and said she was about to give herself an enema but thought she should wait unitl I made sure everything was working. Leaving it out worked and we eventually were e-mates for about two years. Great memories!

When I'm a guest, I don't snoop...period. I have, over the years, though, stopped by or dropped in on friends or made service calls. And have been privileged to have seen douche bulbs,fountain syringes and dildos in the bathrooms. 😃

GN

When younger growing up you did not have to snoop they were out in the open . douche bulbs in plain site bags haging on back of door or in shower

I leave mine where they will be found by guests. I get a charge out of it.

I remember visiting my friend's grandmother, and I went into the bathroom. I was really surprised to find the enema bag hanging on the towel rack behind the toilet. I felt uneasy seeing it since it evoked many feelings- I was just too young to appreciate the feelings I had.

Once when I was babysitting I say another enema bag in the bathroom and wondered who it was used on. I never found out.

When forming a relationship that will probably become intimate one of the first things I do is look for equipment.then I know how to proceed with the relationship. I have former girlfriends that are still enimates but have moved on to other relationships. Guess they weren't too mad at me after all.

Nope, the only time I look in other people's bathrooms is if I need to look for TP. 😉

I have, in the past, looked under the sink or in the linen closet to see what "toys" or other paraphernalia could be found. Haven't done that for a while. You can learn some interesting things about people. Some things that explain a lot, and others that you wish they would expand upon 😁

I know of only one friend who keeps her enema equipment in plain sight, and only in a bathroom not usually used by visitors. A colon therapist did have a bag openly on hand to give enemas to children and to pre-treat badly impacted adults.

I tend not to poke in other people's closets, but growing up I saw quite a few bags and a can or two on open display in homes and there was no shame about it.

Over the years I have kept a good look out in various bathrooms that I visited. I have counted around 55 enema/douche syringes. About 50% were enema/douche cans, usually with an enema nozzle, 25% were Higginson Syringes, and another 25% bulbs - usually for douching. Most of these were seen in the bathrooms of family and friends, 30 to 40 years ago. You don't see so many now. How many syringes have you seen over the years?

I think one of the reasons for not seeing as much bathroom equipment is the bedroom suite that has an adjoining bathroom people tend to keep their stuff in there. The bathroom that guests use probably isn't the one enemas are used or given in.

Growing up we only had one and a half bathrooms for the whole family. Two parents and 8 boys! Now I have 3 bathrooms and I live alone (well with my little dog anyway)

When I was young, I always checked out the bathrooms. It seems that you always found some sort of enema equipment. Sometimes an enema bag, sometimes a rectal bulb syringe or a douche bulb. Quite often I'd hit the jackpot and find all three. Back then it seemed much more common.

I can remember as a child growing up in the 70's I would always look around when going to someones house. I always made sure to check out the bathroom. I would check out the tub / shower first for enema equipment. I would also check under the sink. I can remember finding around 25 houses with equipment in them at that time. Now if I were to revisit I would almost all of these homes would not have the same equipment there.

I used to check for unusual stuff.

Once I got hooked on enemas and feminine hygiene products, I spent a lot of time in others bathrooms seeing what they had.

When I became aware of my interest in enemas, it was very common to see enema bags in plain sight - my mother's, my aunt's, the people we went to church with. I don't specifically remember seeing any douche equipment, but did see Massengill douche powder on the bathtub of one of best friends mothers. I also vividly remember an open top fountain syringe with a douche nozzle hanging on the back of a door of the "company" toilet at one of our neighbors house.

YES! And used it too!

All the time. I just thought I was the only one into this. Come to find out, lots of people are!

Once I responded to an ad for a piano -- the young man (very athletic, in sweat pants and shirt) was a teacher and was transferred. While at the apartment, I needed to use the bathroom, and asked if I could. He seemed reluctant, but then pointed to it. I relieved myself, and then noticed a syringe enema bulb neatly placed on a towel on the counter, and lube, etc. When I went back out, I mentioned something like "neat equipment in your bathroom." He smiled and said, do you know about enemas? I said yes. Shortly, another jock arrived -- they were about to go jogging together. It was mentioned I noticed the equipment in the bathroom, and conversation led to them giving me an enema, massaging and it was wonderful. One never knows.

Sure, who hasn't? 60 or so years ago it was coomon to see a bag hanging on the back of the bathroom door, under PJ's or a bathrobe. (And it paid to look!)

I keep my "stuff" hidden, because its presence offends my wife. And even if it didn't, I'm too timid to keep it out in plain sight, even though we have a "guest" bathroom for others to use.

Kind of like leaving the K-Y Jelly or Astroglyde sitting out on the bedside nightstand instead of in the drawer.....

Nope. Just cause they may have enema equipment doesn't mean they necessarily enjoy them (like we all do on this site). They may have the equipment because they needed it for a medical reason. Now, they leave it out and it has, say, a huge nozzle like mine, i may say something.

Are you kidding me??? YES!!!!! It is a MAJOR turn-on!! Years ago I was at a good-looking neighbor's feeding his dog and fish,(something about that sounds kinda kinky, lol) I had to use his facilities but there was no paper on the roll so I looked in his cabinet to find some, lo and behold, he owned a large red bulb!! Numerous fantasies have played in my head over THAT revelation!

When I was in my early twenties and in college, I stayed for three "trimesters" each year to finish early. One spring and summer I rented from a family a small cabana-style room overlooking their swimming pool.

Their "family bathroom" opened both to the house and to the pool area; it was also used as a dressing room for the family and to shower when they used the pool.

They had one child, a boy about eleven. They had explained that I'd be sharing the bathroom with him, and showed me how to lock the door to the rest of the house so he wouldn't walk in on me, and told me to remember to unlock it when I left.

The bathroom was large, and the tub and shower were separate; the shower rather large. And there was a long naugahyde bench along one wall, and various hooks, two with towels having from them, at various heights above the bench.

The day I moved in they told me something else: they told me that on Friday nights they would be giving the boy enemas on Friday night, on Saturday, and on Saturday night, so at those times the bathroom might be unavailable for longer periods of time. They told me that if I really had to use the bathroom and couldn't wait during those times that I could use the master bathroom if absolutely necessary.

Of course the first night I showered in the bathroom I just had to get out of the shower, leave it running to cover any noise, and check out the bathroom's rather large linen closet.

They had a virtual cornucopia of enema equipment and supplies taking up two shelves of that closet. Large enema bags, two enamel enema cans, two large glass pitchers, some small bulb syringes, and lots of tubing. What really caught my eye was a a box of colon tubes, all stretched out straight rather than curled. There were also boxes of rubber gloves and tubes of lubricants. And one shelf of diapers and plastic pants (these were the days before disposables).

Having had lots of enemas myself as a kid and still taking them fairly regularly, I felt sorry for the kid and what he was going through.

I used to find enema equipment at friends and family homes years ago, some times I saw a hose still dripping. Now a days if I can discreetly look I may find a fleets. Maybe with the economic crunch people will get back to the basics an enema.

I was an avid bathroom explorer too.

Most interesting things sometimes still wet.