Traditional Red Enema Bags!

Definitely prefer a red bag since my mother used a 2 quart enema bag to give me enemas when I was growing up. But now I like my 5 quart red Olympic enema bag that I purchased many years ago. Seeing that bag full and bulging is definitely a turn on for me!

I do like the traditional bags, but I did see a bag once that was sort of light brown in color and I think was latex. It had such a wonderful feel to it. Would love to find one like that. It was in a grandparents house. Had attachments with matching color.

Also, as everyone knows, women never pee or poo. And ‘anal douches’ are only a preliminary to anal sex, which has become mainstream.

Not mainstream enough to be mentioned on drugstore lube jelly yet.

I got a Cara HWB combination a couple years ago. Rubber, seems pretty good construction. Used it as an enema bag a couple times and as a HWB with very hot water (complete with plenty of weight on it - back spasms) more so. Classic red color and feel.

Have to say I'm not a big fan of the “latex free” vinyl ones. Color is wrong and they just feel nasty. Stiff and slick.

I'm not a fan of the new vinyl (?) bags now sold in drug stores. Sure, they feel OK with pretty hot water in them and are functional to make someone poo or wash a woman out, but the feel is just not the same as a vintage bag made of soft real rubber.

MO

BTW, I have never seen a combination syringe made of silicone. Has anyone?

My mom used a red BF Goodrich Coronet closed top syringe on me. I now have one of the same syringes that I use, hence my handle "Coronet.

I have only ever had red bags when younger we had a Rexall one that was in a shirt size box and a window on the front. I always got a chill when seeing it in the linen closet after my first red bag enema.

My vintage preference as well . Mom later on purchased a ‘ snow white ’ fountain syringe , which I think she mail-ordered from Sears & Roebuck , which as to a color is my second pick . There was just something about that ‘ white bag ’ that was so ‘ hospital and nurse ’ that spoke to me when in home use . Obviously , mom took good care of these ‘ family treasures ’ as they were the only two ‘ bags w/ attachments ’ that I remember in the home when I was a kid . One of grandmothers ‘ go to ’ system was a tall porcelan can white in color w/ attachments but then we are commenting on ‘ traditional red bags ’ . Just a pleasant recollection from my long-ago history .

Always had the standard 2 quart red drugstore enema bag as a teen growing up on in college I ordered ”the bag of dreams “ a 5 quart beautiful red heavy duty Olympic bag from Klystra company . I have used it for years and it’s the best the company at the time now sadly out of business also had listed an even bigger bag called the Titanic how I wish at the time ordering her sister bag the Olympic would have had the foresight to have ordered The Titanic can only imagine the volume that bag would have held . So wish that company had not gone out of production sadly like the best things of the past we only miss them after there gone . I will always treasure my Olympic bag for the best enemas I guy could ask for !

I guess it is all what we are used to. Growing up in our house the enema bag was a red combination syringe and when I got married and we were setting up that first apartment I went out and bought one pretty much like it. When I was in college and in an era when most women douched a typical folding feminine syringe was pink, yellow or amber. While there were women who used a standard combination syringe they seemed to be pretty much in the minority. When it comes to terminology I never cared much for the term douche bag probably because I remember it as a form of insult.

I guess we all prefer the red bags because that was the color of the bag that was used on us when we were kids. That was the color of the enema bag that my Mom had, it was a 2 qt. open top bag. I remember that she had a variety of nozzles that went with it. It was kept hanging on the bathroom door a bathrobe hanging over it to hide it from anyone who used the bathroom. The nozzles she kept in the medicine chest that hung above the sink. Also kept in the medicine chest were both a rectal and oral thermometers and also a jar of children's suppositories and a jar of adult suppositories. So I guess the first bag enema that we received as a kid made all the difference in what color bag we most like. Red is also a very sexy color. 😉

@Sean Then what's the difference between a douche syringe and an enema syringe, if both shipped with both enema and vaginal nozzles?

@Pecan_nutjob If you look back at old catalogs you will see that the term used most frequently on advertisements for enema and/or douche equipment was “Combination Fountain Syringe”. There were Open Top and Stoppered Bottle versions. Both versions usually were marketed with douche and enema tips.. Frequently there was the ubiquitous Hot Water Bottle displayed along side Fountain Syringes, the Fountain Syringes using the same water bottle next to it. More expensive products often included the Douche and two “Enema Tips" ( adult and infant rectal) and sometimes three or four enema tips (adult long, adult short, child and infant tips), I don't remember them frequently being called nozzles. Rexall Drugstores circa 1960 displayed a couple of products with the long enema tip nearly eight inches in length.

In retrospect it appears marketers were maybe trying soften the negative image of the douche and enema. Labeling frequently displayed a young woman smiling on the packaging or in some cases a young woman smiling while holding a seemingly distressed infant.

Occasionally you would see ads for Douche Bags which were marketed exclusively for feminine hygiene. The ads were crafted to create an aura about them that somehow inferred they were very different and remarkably separate from Combination Fountain Syringes.

When around eight I often heard Mom and her sister use the term Fountain Syringe. It was not until encountering the Fleet Enema Bag (circa 1975) do I remember the term Enema Bag being used more frequently. You might be told it was time for an enema or you were going to be given and enema but almost always at home the equipment was referred to as a Fountain Syringe.

I think like most of you the most common color of the enema bags when we were all kids..was red. My Mother’s enema/douche bag was. Because of that, even today, I still use enema bags that are red! And, preferably also with a red hose and a black nozzle either rectal or douche. I can only tell you that I get a large charge when I look up from my knee chest position and see that beautiful red enema bag/red hose injecting its contents n into my colon! It sure reminds me of days gone by.

There is a very simple reason that vintage enema bags are mostly red and the nozzles are mostly black.

Natural rubber is a brownish color and pigments are added to color it. The cheapest pigments are Iron Oxide (dark red, rust color) and Carbon Black (black)… hence red bags and hoses and black nozzles.

Red bag. Red tubing, with a nice ole fashioned black douche nozzle.

Red bags and bulbs with black nozzles were De riguer in the fifties and sixties. I was imprinted at a young age by my mother's douching habits. I knew it was female stuff but I didn't start my enema life until my late teens😜

We have the traditional red bag. 2 quarts I think. I like it because it holds a lot of water, and is a signal to others. There is no mistaking it for anything else, and it makes clear you are serious about it.

I remember growing up in Brooklyn, NY in the middle to late 1960s there was an enema bag weather it was a fountain syringe or the combination type bag, it was red in color. Sometimes I would be lucky enough to see the usual black rectal nozzle attached to the end of the tubing and of course the traditional steel pinch clamp. Just the sight of it would get me excited with my penis growing. Back then, I was a pre-teen and did not know about anything about sex. To me, the color red of the enema bag means CONTROL by a strict lady. Back then, my friends as well as alot of others got enemas on a regular basis. My aunt had three different bags. One was an amber latex feminane syringe, one shaped like an ice bag with a tit to attach the tubing and it was blye with a white top and the traditional RED open top enema bag witch she got much use of on me.

I am an old fashioned fountain or combo RED enema bag slave. I grew up seeing it hang on a nail in the wall by the toilet in my Grandmother's bathroom. It had a red hose, silver clamp and a black enema nozzle. She never took it down. I got quite a few enemas from her with that bag. It stayed there until she left this world.

A red rubber enema bag is nostalgic, sexy, made for fantasies, gives a great enema experience ……. LOVE IT!!! (And mine always hangs in the bathroom.)

When it comes to terminology I never cared much for the term douche bag probably because I remember it as a form of insult. -Emom

I never liked that term, either. A teenage boy who lived next door used that term a lot. That was 20 years ago. I hope he's grown up by now! P.S. My vintage fountain syringe by Faultless is pink. Still a turn-on.

Growing up our home had two red bags. One was a combination bag that everyone got an enema from on occasion. There was also a red open top that at a young age I was told was only for mom's use. While I never questioned that it was only when I was a teenager and understood what a douche was that I truly understood.