Y conector

Has anybody used y conectors for dual enemas

YES. I'm sure a lot of us have used a "Y" connector to connect two bags with either two different temperatures or two different recipes/contents.

Yep...I used one to connect two 2qt bags together. This was before acquiring a 4qt from Klystra. --worked gud.

I never had a chance to try giving one to myself and another person, butt always dreamed of doing so.

the boxcar

Yes, I have used a Y connector and connected up two 2 Quart combination bags to give a friend an enema and see how much he could take.....He took one and half bagfulls!

Same here love the very warm and ice chill

yummy

Yes but employ a shutoff clamp on each feed. Permits one bag to empty and then isolated before beginning the flow from the other. With open top bags air will be pulled in once one bag empties.

Great for using two different solutions.

Yes using the Y connector I have joined two open top five liter bags connected to one hose usually a smally diameter one. This allows the soultion to flow slowly in to me. Both bags are open so they empty together. My nurse /mistress has been able to fill me up with four liters when delivered at a very slow rate over a period about an hour.

Using a " Y " connector one bag for two receivers , ( so nice to kiss and stroke when both receiving the enema ) , you must use one one way valve before each nozzle , to avoid any risk of back flow . This is more safe baterias can't go from one receiver to the other . Back flow will occurs when cramping or when the receiver is "nearly full" .

Try it , and play safe .

Sub didn't use a "Y" connector he used a "T" connector but it does the same thing. Two different solutions can be adminstered at the same time. Yes, there is a shut off for each bag.

If using an " Y " or " T " connector for two different solutions the use of oneway valve for each bag is better , so you have the control of the flow , and you will NOT experience one bag filling the other one . because liquids must be at the same level to not overflow in the other .

I have used a "Y" or "T" connector in two ways. The first is to tie two small two

quart bags together to take a one gallon enema. The second use puts two

check valves in each arm and then a bulb syringe in the third. By pointing the

check valves in the same direction, a very effective enema pump,which is like

a Higgenson syringe is in the line, It works well for those who like to take their

enemas in pulses.

I have two two quart bags and use a Y connector to connect them so I can do four quart enemas. I have been using this setup for several years and it works well. I have never put two different solutions in them. I may try this in the future.

Yes. Hook up two open top red rubber five liter bags from Demask.