Where do you fill your enema bag.

Where do you like to fill your bag most for an enema, bathroom sink, kitchen sink, bath tub, or shower? I like to use the kitchen sink myself.

I mostly fill my bags from the taps in the bathrom basin and occasionally from the taps in the kitchen sink.

It is very exciting to watch the bag slowly swell to capacity.......

The closest place that haves good hot water.

I use the kitchen sink. It is much easier to fill the bag

I usually fill my enema bag in the bathroom, from the shower, or sink. Sometimes from the kitchen sink where it is the easiest because of the long neck faucet.

In the shower - none of our sinks have a long neck faucet (yet.)

I fill my bag in the bathroom sink.

I usually use the bathroom sink. Since there isn't enough room under the faucet to fully fill the bag, I keep a plastic drinking glass in the bathroom and fill it from the faucet and then pour it into the bag. If I'm going to add soap, I add it to the bag after about the third glass full. The last couple of glasses then help mix the soap into the bag.

Kitchen sink usually. The shower if I have my bag with me, otherwise just use the shower hose for a direct enema.

Jagson

Fill mine from the bathroom sink also. Like many others my sink is'nt high enough to fill directly, have to use a plastic cup.

I fill my enema bag in the kitchen, in the bathtub and sometimes in the bathroom sink. I've been looking for a "Bar" faucet. That would work well; however, they do not come with the standard bathroom sink pull up stopper. I suppose that an old fashioned rubber stopper on a chain would do the trick.

Bathroom sink usually. I also like to enjoy a good flushing in the tub now and then

I always fill my bags in the bathroom. A 2 1/2 qt pitcher just fits under the spigot and I can control the temp, mix solutions in the pitcher and then pour into my open top bags. Since I take many enemas in the bathroom, this is ideal for me and if I am going to take my enema in bed then it is still the best option since I can fill and then carry to my bedroom which is upstairs but not to far away.

I use my bathroom sink because I dont want anyone seeing that I am using an enema

From time to time i use mineral water for my enema so i warm it before in the microwave oven in the kitchen.

Bathtub always works the best in our house.

I use a plastic pitcher to mix my solutions in and I have to use the bath tub. But this is OK because my point of enema is the bathroom.

I mix my solution in the sink and use a cup to fill my bag, sometimes with the hot water running.

Bathroom tube or shower

Kitchen

The kitchen is where I mix the soap and fill the bag.

I fill my enema can in the bathroom sink and I complete the filling with a pitcher

I find the bathtub sink the easiest place to use for filling the bag all the way to the top. water kinds of runs out in a shallow sink.

I fill the bag or can in the tub and mix in castile or other ingredient, then hang it on a hook over the bed.

Kitchen sink. Less of a hasle trying to get the bag up to full capacity.

Kitchen sink is most common for me!

At home, I have a bar type faucet with a high curving spout, like they use in bars. It's high enough to fill bags easily. Otherwise, I like to fill them under the tub faucet, because it's easy to get the water up to temperature fast, the bag fills fast, and if it overflows, there's no problem.

If I'm somewhere that has the bathroom close to the kitchen sink, I'll fill them there. Most bathroom sink faucets are so low that you have to use a cup or glass the top off the bag.

Filling a bag in a shower is tricky because the water is spraying all over once you get the temperature regulated, and the shower head is usually bigger than the neck of the bag, and water runs down your arm, etc., etc.

I usually use the kitchen sink because i start my day with a coffee enema. After the coffee is ready i fill the bag at the sink and take it to the bedroom for fun!

That sounds dangerous :'( a little bit of spilled coffee can turn in to a "Ball Busting" project to clean up. :'(

Bathtub or shower