Where do you fill your enema bag.

Bathroom sink, but sometimes use my utility sink, easier to fill there.

Bathroom. Tub spigot.

Bathroom sink, that way I can get right to the action.

I usually fill my bag from the bathroom sink or the tub faucet.

I fill my bag in the bathtub faucet with a funnel in the opening with a piece of glycerine soap so the warm water runs over the soap as it goes into the bag.

Bathroom sink is to small so I use a couple of juice pitchers filled in the kitchen sink while I play in the bathroom

Bath tub; kitchen and bathroom sinks are too small

Mostly kitchen, but sometimes bathtub.

Bathroom sink too small for that, I even have hard time cleaning bag under the taps there.

I use a pitcher that holds two and one half liters so it fills the bag nicely.

WC

Always the kitchen - I can get the faucett to better fill it ALL the way up to make sure my experience is maximized!

I like the bathroom generally, but when I am really horny and it is late at night, I like the kitchen for filling and the living room for the actual enema taking...somehow it feels naughtier. I don't really want my neighbors to see me but in my fantasy, I like to think someone hot is watching me and getting very turned on.

I like to use a certain kind of plastic container that I put the Ivory soap bar into, and fill it with warm water, swishing it around until the solution looks really milky. I will put hat directly into my bag and then add more water so I don't totally burn my insides.

I usually fill it at the bathroom sink by filling a pitcher that holds about 2 1/4 quarts. I swish the Ivory soap in the pitcher add the salt and then pour what I can into the combination hot water bottle douche/enema bag. After that I let the air escape into the pitcher, lower the bag to the floor and let the rest of the pitcher siphon into the bag so it is bulging. One time I was doing the siphon part and the bag blew up on the floor. That's a lot of water to clean up. The rug and towel soaked most of it up. :'(

At the bathroom sink. Since there is not enough room to get the bag under the faucet and fill all the way I use a 4 cup measuring pitcher from the kitchen.

I always use the kitchen sink as well whenever I fill my bag.

Here's a trick I learned in my hydraulics class in college(sounds like a few of you might already know about this!):

You'll need a regular closed top combination syringe that you can buy for about $10 at most any local pharmacy, a two or three quart saucepan from the kitchen, and a bar of white ivory soap.

1) Place the ivory soap in the saucepan and fill with very warm water (106 degrees). Slosh the soap around until the water turns milky - and enjoy the soapy aroma!

2) Set the sauce pan as high off the ground as possible - like on a dresser or high counter top. the sink counter top will work, but you'll get better results if the saucepan is higher.

3) Fill the closed end bag with more warm water until water overflows out of the top. This is most easily done in a bath tub.

4) Carefully screw the stopper with attached hose and douche nozzle tightly on to the bag.

5) Close the clamp and invert the bag over the tub; open the clamp to let out all the trapped air and close once water begins to flow.

6) Raise the bag to above the height of the sauce pan and fully immerse the end of the hose and nozzle into the soapy water.

7) Now the tricky part - release the clamp, allowing water to flow into the sauce pan; once the flow starts, lower the bag to below the height of the saucepan. Make sure the nozzle stays below the level of the water in the sauce pan.

😎 You will now notice that the flow is REVERSED, with the bag now sucking the water out of the sauce pan. As the vertical distance between the bag and the saucepan increases, more water will end up in the bag! You should be able to easily get 3-1/2 quarts or more into that 2 quart bag. Once the water stops being sucked into the bag. clamp the hose, hang the bag about 18 inches above the hips, and contemplate the thought of the contents of that huge bulging bag filling your bowels!

I always mix my solution in a tall glass in the kitchen. Then I take it in the bathroom and get the water running in the tub until it's the right temp. I fill the bag until it's about half full and let it run almost all the way out to get the bag and hose warm until it's about empty. Then I add my solution and fill the bag back up with warm water. Then I insert the nozzle and let the good times flow..... 😉 😜

Bathtub or siphon fill the bag from the bathroom sing it gets alot more in it this way

You should be able to easily get 3-1/2 quarts or more into that 2 quart bag.

I don't know what kind of bag your using; but, I was doing this siphoning from a pitcher. I think I was at about 2-1/2 to 3 when it blew the bag apart. Thank goodness I had this bag laying in the bottom of the tub. The sad part was it was a not so common "pastel green" Faultless hot water bottle/syringe. Very 60's looking.

I use the bathtub faucet or a 1 quart measuring glass

When at home I prefer the kitchen sink because it is deep enough to hold either the bag or the bucket. I used to use the bathtub but our home only has a shower in the master bedroom and I don't bend like I used to.

Bathtub faucet.

Usually the kitchen sink. Much more room to work.

I use either the bathroom or kitchen sink to fill my enema bag. The kitchen gives more room to work in, but the bathroom sink is much closer to where I take my enemas at.

I use the laundry sink. It has a small window with no covering. I love to fill it naked, then attatch the long douche nozzle to the hose. But, before I leave that room, I bend over the washer and slide the nozle up my butt. Then I walk to the basement holding the enema bag. Its nice because each step wiggles the nozzle in my butt as I go down the stairs, and it makes me feel naughy.Then I lay on my stomach and let the water flow.

I have a triangular-shaped plastic measuring container that holds 32 oz. After hanging my open top bag on a loop of a shoelace draped over the bathroom door hinge, I fill the bag using water from the bathroom sink. Two containers-full for a soapy enema, three with plain water for a rinse.

Always from the bathroom tub.

Kitchen where I have a spray nozzle to use to completely fill it with bag not crushed. Soap can be added easily with a big space like kitchen.

Bathtub. A fast flowing nozzle quickly fills the 4 quart bag through it's wide opening.

Usually in the bathroom.,

I use the bathroom sink and use a 1 quart pitcher to fill the bag with either straight from the faucet for a plain water enema (or with a liquid soap) or put the stopper in the sink with the bar of ivory soap floating and fill from the sink with the pitcher.

Always in the bathroom. Easiest place to do it for me 😄