All you want to know about JBL bags

The feeling of using a jbl is extremly pleasant, love that sinking feeling as the bag empties and your belly swells with the warm water.

Always wanted to try one of these because of the legendary volume of water people are able to take. But, almost ALWAYS use a double balloon nozzle to prevent leaking. What about leaking with JBL's?

Pmoi, I am no enema expert, but if by leaking you are meaning leaking from the body, not from the bag, then the type of bag you use won't matter. If you are going to leak you are going to leak. Now if you are thinking more along the lines of wondering if while sitting there you are going to leak, I'm not sure if the likelyhood of that happening with this type of bag is more frequent than others?

I have only used a JBL bag twice. My experience is that I didn't leak. I am an enema baby though and am doing good when I can take 2 quarts, but that's just me. I really liked getting an enema with this bag though because the water was warm, and it was relaxing to be sitting on a warm surface. Also, we were using the original nozzle, which is somewhat smaller in size, so that was comfortable, and didn't allow the water to go in too fast. Another aspect I liiked about the bag is that the water flowed in slower than my regular bag so over all it was a great enema experience. The bags themselves might be a bit pricy, but well worth the money.

Mashie

Thanks Mashie. My concern was retention. I was an "enema baby" finding two quarts very hard to retain. Then I discovered the double balloon nozzle and routinely do 3 to 3.5. So while the idea of 5 or 6 quarts by jbl is hot I am concerned about retention.

You don't have to take all of the jbl pmoi. My sub has a seat, opens the valve (we have a nozzle with a valve and one without), takes what he can (depends from time to time), shuts off the valve, and empties when the desire is too great.

Not saying some on are not able to take most of that in one or two sittings, but use the jbl to take what you can in a sitting position. That is the novelty of the jbl, sitting rather than any laying/kneeling.

Will the bag hold a person of 250lbs? Would that creat to much pressure?

Stickitin2me2000, The JBL bags are made better than they were a few years ago, now that the hanging tab has been eliminated. I had two that blew out at that area. If you don't fill the JBL to its full capacity, it should hold you if you sit down on it slowly and evenly. Give it a try, you'll enjoy it.

Well, I finally got the chance to get back on the site since I received my JBL bag. The experience is absolutely amazing. I can actually take more in than I normally can and it feels great. I still don't plan to retire my bags or bulbs, but it definitely ranks up there.

Timberwolf421, Glad you got the JBL and that it is all you hoped it to be. Yes, it is easier to take a larger amount with it if done slowly. It is very comfortable to sit on while it is filling you.

I posted the following under another thread, but it's probably more appropriate here.

I acquired a Klystra red JBL recently. It's some enema bag - awesome.

Interestingly, I saw a Kara Dax video where she uses the JBL, and at some point complains that it isn't flowing fast enough. Using my own JBL, I discovered why. You have to fill 'er up to full capacity (something like 6 or 6.5 quarts), because the pressure in the bag (for the average sized person sitting on it, at least) drops quite dramatically as the bag becomes more empty. In my own case the flow comes to a standstill when there are about 2 quarts left in the bag. No matter how I try, the last 2 quarts just don't come out. (In the Kara Dax video, you can see why she complains - the JBL is too empty, almost flaccid when she starts out.)

Anyhow, once you're aware of this quirk and fill the bag up properly, the JBL is a real joy!

I have a JBL and it gives all I can hold. It has a leak at the hanger hole, so I have to use it in the bath tub and fold over the end with the leak. That cuts the leaking down, but doesn't stop it.

Seeing that the JBL is made of rubber, leaks can be fixed using "patch & solution" generally used for repairing bicycle tyre inner tubes. Depending, of course, how difficult it is to effectively cover the position where the leak is situated. But I'm sure where there's a will, there's a way.

Some folks love JBLs, others not so much. After investing in one and using it just a time or two it just didn't seem like that great of an experience. So we gave ours away to a female friend who adores the feelings she gets from its use. While all of us here share an unusual kink, there remains differences among us. And that's good. Experiment and find what works for you!

There are many mixed reviews and experiences that I've read in this thread and others. However, last night I decided to give the JBL a chance and I ordered one from Klsytra. I'm interested in using it as an option for use while sitting at the computer or reading, as well as an option that requires less setup or preparation. There's also the appeal of the surprisingly large fills that some people achieve with little effort. In the end, something new is exciting on its own and I will be pleased to have options to add variety to my enema activities.

Just received and used my JBL last night. Hard to say exactly how much I took, but based on what the rest of the bag looked like it, it must have been over 3 quarts. That was very satisfying for a first fill and my belly was very large. I massaged my abdomen and I masturbated when filled to capacity. The orgasm was a powerful release, as was the expulsion. I'm planning a series tonight. Might do some epsom salts tonight so that it's more than just plain water. I am having leaking around the nozzle base, which I need to resolve...

I found that a small flat rubber washer resolved any leaks at the base. These were available at Home Depot if you don't have any of those old washers that came with screw on enema and douche nozzles. I always put an older towel under my JBL, just to avoid extra effort at cleanup. If using it on upholstered furniture, you might grab a cheap shower curtain liner at Walmart. While I prefer those old rubber sheets, the vinyl liner is handy, can be cleaned with antiseptic wipes, and can be used on a bed also.

Enemas are a great pleasure and a little ingenuity goes a long way to avoid undesirable messes or damage to furnishings or carpet.

What would work better than a flat rubber washer would be an o-ring. They come in all sorts of sizes ....... in both ring diameter and gland diameter.

Not sure if anyone mentioned this, but I would suggest being careful screwing/unscrewing the nozzle off the bag. After having my jbl for 3+ years, and, for travel sake, removing the nozzle off the bag, my nozzle is warped at the area where it connects to the brass part.. Just ordered a new nozzle, and hope this doesn't happen again!

After having my jbl for 3+ years, and, for travel sake, removing the nozzle off the bag, my nozzle is warped at the area where it connects to the brass part.. Just ordered a new nozzle, and hope this doesn't happen again!

The problem here is that the threaded brass connecting nipple has a very fine thread - and with the nozzle being made of a lot less resilient plastic material, you can easily slightly mismatch the threads when attaching or removing the nozzle. This will over time effectively destroy the thread in the plastic nozzle. This is why I leave mine on, I only unscrew it slightly to relieve pressure on the sealing washer so it doesn't deform permanently.

Welp, I guess I'll need to buy more nozzles, because I can't afford to have it packed in my suitcase still attached to the bag (IE: drawing attention to TSA to have to go in bag.) In addition, how are you to clean it and the bag properly if you don't detach it?

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I've had a Klystra JBL for a good many years. I still use it and it continues to do its job. I have both a plain nozzle that works ths minute y9ou sit on it and one with a on-off valve that I also use. I will frequently take a sriers of warm enemas and then a 'cold' one using the JBL. Great fun.

I got one and it gives me an awesome feeling when i am alone

but i would love to have a lovely naked lady across from me as we both are sitting on JBLs

that would excite me to one awesome orgasm

Just got off my JBL, what a ride

I took about 3 qts and cummed a river before expelling

Just used a mix of water and seasalt

The nozzles with the valve are the best

I can turn flow off anytime or slow it down

No mess when you get off unless you expel

But just a few drops from nozzle

It was an awesome ride

I bought a JBL bag and like others have said it allows you to easily take more water. Don't ask me why but I can take more with a JBL than with a gravity bag. It is not my favorite though. Again like it has been pointed out here, you don't feel the water going in as much with a JBL bag. I really like to feel the rush of water in my rectum because I intensely enjoy prostate stimulation.

Try using your JBL while sitting in a vinyl Adirondak chair. It puts you at a much more comfortable position, yet still putting the same pressure on the bag.

Dan

When I get the money for a JBL I plan to sit here reading Zity while filling.

Would advice do any of you have about cleaning the JBL after use. I am always concerned that it will not properly dry retaining some bacteria, even after a 10-15% chlorine solution is placed in the bag for twenty minutes.

Get an aquarium air pump and a length of tubing. Insert the tube after sanitizing and it will circulate air to help expedite the drying process. Also good for drying out bulbs and combo bags.

Arthur Hamilton has been out of business for years. As far as I know, Klystra is the only source for new JBL bags!!!

Just have to figure out what an aquarium pump is and I will be on it. Thanks, Jonormal.