How do you hang your bag?

If I'm using my bag (versus my 1 gal homemade translucent pitcher), I simply hang it at a convenient (i.e., pleasurable) height from my butt. Usually the door handle, occasionally the towel bar, or if that's too high, I just drop it down with the addition of a coat hanger in between the bar and me. If I'm giving myself an enema on the bed, then I use my adjustable camera tripod to hold the bag, since we have nothing to hang the bag from, and I'm not inclined to use the ceiling fan as a support mechanism. The 1 gal container is easy. I vary the height differential between me and the container by setting it on the commode lid for a slow fill, or raising it to the sink vanity, or the night stand (or dresser) next to the bed, if I happen to be in the bedroom. As they say: "Where there's a will, there's a way."

Since my preferred place to take enemas is my bed, I usually hang my bag from the headboard. It's not very high and therefore the "flow" is pretty slow. I like it that way, especially for the first enema. I can move from my starting left side (sims position), to my right side , and then onto my back if I feel like it. I have no problem moving around to help the solution move higher into my colon when the bag is hanging from the headboard since the flow is so slow.

When I want a faster flow I hang the bag from a standing lamp which I can place anywhere near the bed. I use this lamp mostly when I'm taking my second or third enema while lying flat on my stomach. After the first and sometimes second "clean out" enema, I like to take a faster flow enema lying on my stomach. There's just something special about the feeling of the solution swiftly flowing in while in this position. A little extra cramping sometimes, or maybe that "full" feeling. Not quite sure, but it provides that extra sensation!!!!

Using S hooks from either towel bar or shower curtain rod both stainless steel of rubber coated can be purchased at a good local harware store or plumbing supply dept at Home Depot, Lowes, or Menards.

I use parachute cord or something similar which can be bought at a hardware store. I tie one end to the bag and have a loop so go over the shower head because I do all of my enemas in the shower. That way, If I leak, I do not get the bed or floor wet.

hankb

I loop a bunjee chord through the rungs of my full length vertical radiator and then hook the bag off of that using the metal hook that came with the bag. I have no idea why they even bothered supplying the flimsy plastic one as it would never be strong enough to hold 2 litres, let alone the 4 the bag is capable of.

If I am going to be on the bed usually either from the curtain rod or hook on the back of my closet door,if im in the bathroom from the rod for the shower curtain. These probably would not be good for someone who likes the flow to go slow slowly though. How about getting those removable command strip hooks that can be stuck just about anywhere and putting them at the hight you like. I think with an S hook even a swollen to bulging Enema bag can be hung from one depending on the weight it will hold.

I don't really give enemas to myself. They are given every few months by my colleague nurse. She never hanging them, just holds it, and then lowers or lifts as needed to decrease or increase flow. I do the same when giving enemas to her or my patients either at home or in clinic.

I use a coat hook behind bath or bedroom doors. I would love a folding I V stand but not that easy to find in Australia .?

Usually a door hinge in the bathroom with the ability to raise or lower

@ladydre74, what do you receive and give enemas for with your nurse colleague nurse? Good health? Pleasure? Also do you give to your patients because of medical conditions?

I tend to hang mine on my helmet hook in my bedroom. If bathroom then shower hook.

I tend to hang mine on my helmet hook in my bedroom. If bathroom then shower hook.

That cracks me up. You don't hear about a helmet hook in a bedroom every day. What's next? Hanging it from a ladder truck?

Moppy never thought of that and I drive ladder truck.

@Flames the danger of hanging the bag at a ladder of a fire truck is if someone changes the tube for the fire hose! ???

Would be a not nice enema......lol

Za

Hang mine on a metal hook placed on the towel bar on the shower door - perfect height and solidly anchored! My bag from Optimal Health Network was supplied with a heavy duty plastic covered metal hook!

@ Za it would be fun and one of the guys would too then there would be serious punishment for them. LOL ??????????

I’ve been hanging mine on a tall dresser in my bedroom, which is kind of new for me considering that I have always done enemas in the bathroom. The dresser has lots of drawers with metal pulls that I can hang the bag on, it’s very convenient actually. I usually hang the bag on the fourth or fifth drawer from the floor. I put down a thick blanket covered with a towel on top of it to lie down on. It’s very comfortable ?

@Flames are u hiring new guys at fire fighters???? ???

Za

I have mine in the bathroom on my shower caddy.

I typically hang it on the towel bar, unless I am taking it in the shower. Then I hang it on the shower door.

Enema hanger sites I have used with a home made "S" hook:

1. A cup hook screwed into a window frame.

2. A picture frame with the S hook lodged between the wall and the frame.

3. Curtain rod.

4. The back of a high backed chair.

5. Head board or foot board of a bed.

6. Window glass in an automobile with the window partly rolled down.

7. A door handle. This likely will require an enema pump such as the one I have described in earlier posts.

8. Door hinge with the door swung open and the hook in the crack.

9. Filing cabinet hang from the top drawer front with it open.

10. Your wife or SO standing on a ladder of stool.

11. The ladder without the SO!

Where ever they hang remember, "An enema a day keeps the doctor away!"

@ladydre74 I love being given enemas with the bag being raised and lowered, making the pressure increase and decrease. I've had many an orgasm from this technique. (Mom started the practice when she administered to me and it was thrilling.) ☺

I like to prepare 3 enema bags at once and then i hang them on the shower door and 1 on the towel rack using bungee cords, this way I can see all the bags. I use different size cords for each bag.

Usually right on the ceiling fan above my bed.

Primarily two different ways: If I'm using a bag, I hang it from a towel bar in the bathroom, or if I'm doing an enema on the bed, I use my expandable camera pod. Most of the time however I use my homemade 1 gal pitcher that I set on the commode lid, an end table, or the bathroom vanity.

Moms Egirl post # 142

“@ladydre74 I love being given enemas with the bag being raised and lowered, making the pressure increase and decrease. I've had many an orgasm from this technique. (Mom started the practice when she administered to me and it was thrilling.)”

That's all well and good! However, you don't tell how you keep the expelled sludge from flowing in reverse into the line and into the bag. Yuck!!

My solution to reverse flow is to insert one of my bottle cap, i.e. check valves, the line. That way, when the bag is hung down low, there is nearly zero reverse flow but near zero forward flow restriction when it is hung high. Of course, the easiest way to regulate flow is to hang the bag up high, as from the ceiling, and use a plastic ratchet clamp in the line. The use of a pulley and rope suspended from a high place. The bag hanging from the rope can be raised and lowered at will to regulate the pressure.

With the clamp and check valve, your enemas will be good to the last drop! Also, an enema a day keeps the doctor away!

@k2mmw - As long as you keep a minimum bag height of about 2 feet there won't be much backflow. I wouldn't use the equipment on a different person who was immunocompromised without heavy duty cleaning, but you won't have "sludge" coming back into the hose as there will be enough of a head to keep the water flowing, just not as fast as when the bag is lifted up high.

There are 2 way’s I take my enema’s. The first one is too hang the bag on the shower bar and insert a 1 1/2 nozzle into my ass, then sit on toilet & release the clamp. The bag is 4’ above my butt. The second way is on the bed, with with my wife’s help, and I really have to earn her help, because she is not into enema’s. The bag is on an enema pole with adjustable height, it’s filled with 5 qt’s of very warm water. I was lucky this morning.

Using a large athletic shoelace that has several knots, I hook the shoelace on the top hinge of the bathroom door. The various knots will determine the height of the bag resulting in a faster or slower delivery. The majority of my enemas are taken laying on the floor (pillow and several towels). I do take an occasional tub enema and hang the shoelace behind the shower head. Our family bag used throughout my childhood and teen years had a similar shoelace attached and I never really gave much thought to using anything else.

If solo, I hang the bag from the shower door handle. If with a lady I have a portable pole that folds up in my carry bag and use that. I built this one custom just for the occasion.