All you want to know about JBL bags

Never had one but used to fantasize about them when I used to see them in catalogs,maybe I'll have to give myself a gift one of these days.

The JBL is great! I have had mine for just about a year

now and use it about three times as often as my bag.

Don't wait! That some day is today! The price might sound

expensive, but when you compare it to an hour on a colonic

irrigation machine at about $100.00 the price of a JBL

suddenly becomes cheap. Now, don't scrimp on the nozzle

either. Purchase the one with the 28 small holes and

the ball valve with the handle. If you do it this way,

you will have an instrument that you will enjoy for years

to come.

I fell off a ladder a couple of years ago, tearing up my left shoulder. I do enemas with my left hand (I eat with my right hand) and couldn't reach my ass. My lady suggested that I get a whoopy cushion enema bag so I bought a JBL from Beth Tyler. I stripped the thread on the valve by over tightening it. Ron, at Beth Tyler's helped me get a custom nozzle equal to one that he sells...about 5 inches long and maybe 3/4" in the widest part and with a metal threaded insert.

Works good. Very comfortable. sorta hard to fill, I found that be pushing a small jar of Vaseline onto the tip that I could then hold it up to fill since it didn't have the shut-off valve like the original one.

the boxer

Do you know where i can buy a sit On enema Bag for a friend of mine?

😘

Yes you can get one at the beth tyler site or at other places just use google to search for you

It's called a JBL, Klystra makes them and yes, www.bethtyler.com has them.

😉I really enjoy my JBL Bag. Very easy to use and great for a couple of quick enemas. It is a little kinky but arent we all a little kinky. All I have is the original plain nozzle that comes with the bag and believe me it is very efficient to use. It is great for outdoor enemas too

I have two JBL's and I highly recommend them. I had a red one and couldn't resist buying the black one when it came out. I send my husband's money wisely. LOL! I bought both through Klystra. Be sure to order the control flow value. -- DD

I enjoy sitting on my JBL bag from time to time and it gives me a thriiling deep enema.....

I grew up using the original Tyrell JBL Cascade bag back in the 30's. over the years I wore out 3 of them. If buying one, get the nozzle that has a shut off valve. It makes sitting on the bag easier and you can control the flow of water.

As a suggestion when getting ready to sit on the bag, reach between your legs, grasp the valve stem and use it to guide the nozzle into your rectum.

The JBL is a great way to take an enema. Fill up a couple times with soapy water, then fill up the bag with warm clear water then Sit and fill up slowly. you can probably take in 4 or so quarts in comfort and get a real good cleanout.

I love my JBL bag usually I will use it in a series of enemas because the first one goes so high up in the colon that you need a couple more too really get cleaned out and to help evacuate the first bag. It is hard to tell how much you take but it is a very enjoyable session especially the masturbation while taking which leads to an excellent orgasm

Any one who is truly addicted to enemas will LOVE a JBL, yes it is pricey but you get your money's worth. I have had one for 9 years and it is still like new. I LOVE the feeling of a long slow enema, and you definitely will hold more water, not sure why since sitting isn't the optimum position. Ladies seem to LOVE them as much or more than males, and I have had many chat sessions with women who were "sitting" on their JBL, filling up and enjoying every moment. I would say this a MUST have for anyone's bag collection, it sure adds a nice twist to an already enjoyable experience.

If you get the special stopper, you can also use it as a bag with a hose. I think it holds about 6 litres! Is that enough for you?

I have a JBL and I use it. It by far is the best enema apparatus for solo use that I know of in terms of ease of use in terms of not only convenience but also comfort. Just sit on it. lol! -- DD 😘

I have owned a JBL for almost 10 years and it is one of my Favorites. Nothing beats lowering your bottom onto that nozzle and feeling the warmth of the bag as it gently fills......Especially if your bum is cold. I enjoy how it allows you to accept large quantities of water with little or no discomfort. Over the years I have found that women especially love this type of bag, never heard any specific reasons, but I'd bet they feel as I do about the warmth and gentleness.

I find sitting on my JBL very safe and so enjoyable and rocking back and forth become very aroused.

Its so easy and comfortable and gives me a very good high enema!

I've had mine for at-least ten years but do not use it all that often because it takes so long to dry out after it has been used. I agree that it is very erotic to be sitting on it, and feel the flow of the water filling up my colon. redrub

Beth Tyler...they give great service also.

The JBL is a real treat. Not a bag that is used every day here but thoroughly enjoyed each time it is. It is certainly a very diffrent experience from any other administration technique and quite relaxing. I quite enjoy the feeling of sitting down on on its nice warm soft watery cushion and then beginning feel it to spraying into me.

Definitely go for the nozzle which has the control valve built in and I would choose the multi flow nozzle version rather than the single hole variety.

As to who has the best JBL, these days they all appear to be selling the same product so not sure you will find any difference.

If you look around a bit on this site you will find that Klystra is offering a nice discount to members here. I have always had good experiences with them and they appear to be the wholesaler for many of the other sites.

In our house we call a JBL session "Riding the Bag". 😁

Cheers,

SirInge

Interesting information on JBL bags. I didn't think one can take on more volume with those. I'm curious to know why these devices aren't popular with enema videos and pics out there. I've only seen jbl's in use in less than 1% of media.. I think it may be that not many people know about them..

My guess is that the reason they aren't more popular in photos and videos is that there really isn't much to see when a JBL is in use. Every photo I've seen is basically a front or back view of a person sitting on a bag without showing the actual "workings".

A video would likely show it being filled and maybe the user sitting on it. Once the actual enema started, it would be basically a still life except for maybe facial expressions.

As far as them not being more popular, I think the price of $ 125 to $ 150 is simply too high for a lot of us.

Hi Hagar, one advantage I forgot to mention on a jbl on a video is that fact one can watch the progress of belly distention(side view) while the enema is trickling in. But I must agree with you that the general higher cost of them is one big reason they are more rare..

If you position it just right, slightly under your thighs and bottom, a combination bag can be used as a sit-on bag. I've done it several times and as mentioned above I can take quite a large enema very comfortably.

Jimmy

After returning from a camping trip with my JBL, I have found

a great new application for mine. It makes a great travel syringe

since there are no hoses or external nozzles to contend with. Also,

since you sit on it, you have no "S" hooks, hangers or there is no

searching for a place to hang it. I wish I had this bag in my

sailing days!! Try the JBL you'll like it!

Just started using a JBL about a month ago. Very slow (and soothing) and seem to be able to take on allot in one sitting once you get the hang of it. I still prefer the feel of an open top and watching the solution drain in. Can never seem to empty the JBL. Must be more advanced technique required here.

I can take more water with it but still not as good as watching a hanging bag deflate

I had one and loved it. However when I thought I was having a heart attack, and alone now, decided to get rid of it when I got okay again. I Didn't want my daughter to find it if I was incapcitated. She knows all about my needs for enemas (Dr's orders, etc.) butt the JBL was going a bit too far.

So, I decided to "keep it in the family" and gave it to my first friend on this site along with some Collector DVD's.

It is a wonderful thing the friends on this site....

the boxcar

I bought a JBL bag from Beth Tyler when the jbl bags first came out. I love the feeling of them, but I did not use it that often, as I also have other equipment to use, like a four quart open top bag. I found it hard to get the inside of the bag to dry out completely

I agree they a4re expensive but beautifully mad and with care will last for a very long time. Mine has a nozzle without valve and I find it works just fine. Considering you are receiving in an upright position, it is amazing what a quantity of water you can take and my wife & I find they are more effective than most of the bag/tube enemas we take. They come with a second stopper which has a barb on so you can connect a tube like any other bag but with a very large volume!!!!

Some of my relatives haas a white one over sixty years ago which I sneaked a ride on when I was quite young!

I've had one for a couple years now, but only use it on occasions. It is only when the mood strikes me to have a "sitting up" enema. Typically i prefer to kneel or be on hands and knees for them. I'm glad i got it, but i get FAR more use out of my klystra double balloon enema nozzle...