How do you hang your bag?

I use a plant hanger screwed into the ceiling with a hook that rotates so you can move the bag where you want it. It works great. You can hang a 4 quart bag or a 2 quart enema bucket.

I usually use my military grade transportable IV pole, bought it at an army dump. You should have seen the face of the guy selling it when he asked me what it was for.. I couldn't resist and gave a rather graphic answer !

At the house, usually in the bedroom. The ensuite bathroom door is 3-4 feet from the edge of the bed.

I use a portable hook that has a bracket that fits over the top of the door. Works perfectly well and puts the bag right where I want it. When I’m done, the hook goes back to the closet door on the other side of the bedroom where I hang my bathrobe. When I’m travelling or want to take “the waters” in the bathtub, I use a length of 550 parachute cord and tie a clove hitch to the shower head pipe coming out of the wall. From there I tie a loop at the height I want the bag and then use a carabiner to attach the bag to the loop.

We still use an old-fashioned clothes tree beside the bed. It has different levels of hooks so we can vary the pressure. And in the master bathroom, I hang the syringe on a drawer handle, so the bottom of the bag is just about 24 inches above my bottom. Love the S hook from Optimal Health. Couldn't do without it.

I have a Swage Hook, the kind you would hav a heavy lamp or planter from, right above our bed.

Being 5 ft 11 in I can hang a 3-QT HWB style bag without needing a stepstool

Since my 4-qt bag is an open-top I DO need a stepstool to hang that.

I also need it for my 2-US qt bags.

My 2-imp qt bag I can usually hang without it. Some days not. As I age I will likely need the stepstool for that one

I do a lot of play in hotel rooms which turned me into McGiver until I discovered the 3M removeable hooks. They don't mess up the wall and can hold a bulging enema bag, even a 2QT.

Huge fan, never travel without them.

At home I usually take my enemas on the bed so I have a coat hanger straightened out and hook it on the ceiling fan over the bed. When travelling you just have to go with what is available.

I like to hang my bag on an IV sand, you can adjust the hight and speed, to your liking.

I use a double length of chord with knots tied every five or so inches and I attach that to the shower head. The knots allow me to set various bag heights from my position lying on a towel on the bathroom floor. I use use a double length of enema tubing to reach me from the bag.

I use the five gallon bucket from PureLife. Filling a bag several times during a session was too much trouble; plus, it's one of the few solutions that allow for LARGE enemas. Since it's a rigid container with a flat bottom, I can just set it somewhere instead of trying to find an attachment point on the wall.

As for height control, I vary the number of milk crates between it and a given piece of furniture.

I use a clothes tree and park it next to my bed. While the bag hangs a bit low, it still works adequately. It’s the same one that mom used when she gave me my first bag enema.

Usually 4-5 quarts from a rubber 4 quart bag. While I'm preparing and filling the bag, it's hung on a drawer slightly opened to the right of the sink.After filling, depending on volume it'll be hung on the glass shower door handle or the top of the shower door or the top immobile frame above the shower door. If it's a full 4

quarts or much over 3, I'll put it over the highest shower door frame. If not, I can use the door itself or it's handle about navel level. I prefer the option of a fast inflow rate from the shower frame, but with 4 quarts I don't want to risk breaking the shower door from the weight .

Eric

Sometimes I used a retention nozzle so I could be standing up and holding up my enema bag with both hands. I raise above my head as well as hold it next to my face so I can feel the warmth of the bag while inhaling the wonderful scent of the red rubber and Ivory soap.

I either use my I.V. stand in the bedroom or the shower enclosure "u" beam plus a bungee. I prefer the bed because it's nice & relaxing. On the bed, I receive on my side or back. In the bath, knee chest.

There are 2 ways of hanging my bag, the first is over the shower bar I am sitting on toilet. The other way is on the bed, using an enema stand and my wife’s help.

The previous posters suggested a clothes tree for taking enemas on the bed. That is probably the best solution without ruining the walls or making something very obvious. I would never take them on the bed anymore for fear of leakage on the way to the bathroom.

I usually hang the bag on the robe hook in the bathroom when I use the knee-chest position. If I am prone or Sims, I leave the bag lying on the sink top which provides just enough height for a slow flow.

I never took any of my enemas on the bed, but I did give a girlfriend a few on the bed. For those I'd use a combo bag since I could lie it on the bed without it leaking while focusing my attention on the gal's anus and holding up the bag while giving the enema.

I also made a portable stand when I am at a motel. It is able to be folded up and fits into my carry bag. It is made with quarter inch thick steel bars, a one and quarter inch pipe flange. Base is 1 1/4 inch pipe 12 inches long times 2, then 3/4 inch electrical EMT and an adjustable pipe slide for height adjustment. It goes uo to 10 feet and can hang 2 full bags. All the supplies were purchased from Home Depot. Also some minor welding involved. If I get a chance, i will take some photos to better explain it.

If taking enemas in the bedroom, I hang the bag on my 4 hook IV stand. bag looks great hanging on the stand full and then slowly deflating. If taking enemas in bathroom, the bag is hung on the shower curtain rod and clamp kept pretty tight during the flow, since the bag is so high and the enema would be way too fast if the clamp was fully opened.

I take my enemas in the bathroom so I have installed a hook in the shower to hang my bag from. When not being used for that it holds the back brush. I always hang the bag in the shower just in case of an accident. The hook or hose comes loose or worst of all the bag blows out. This prevents a major clean up if an accident should occur.

By using hook on the bathroom door

I use a open top enema bucket and just set it on a shelf or bathroom sink.

Typically, it is hung by the shower door on the hook intended to hold a towel. Pretty high, but that’s ok with me!

A standard wheeled IV stand works for us wherever we happen to be when we administer our enemas. Worth every penny that it cost. But most of our enemas are taken in our antique 4 post bed with bags hung from a handy bedpost.

My fav is the IV wheeled stand, adjustable height, x4 cross ways hangars from the top, professional stainless steel, worth every penny, multiple bags, hoses, nozzles, looks devious, works great, very portable, will post pictures when I am allowed.

Love

Nurse Valerie

For a time I had a height adjustable, weighted-base, chrome microphone stand that worked very well. Without a microphone attached to the stand, it was simply a pole and the enema bag hook fit into opening where the mic would normally screw into. The weighted base prevented a full bag from tipping the stand.

I use to be into photography a lot. I have several tripods. For locations around the house that don't have a convenient place to hang a bag, I have used one or two tripods to suspend the bag. You can use para-cord to tie around the head and have it drop straight down to hand the bag. Some tripods even have a build in suspension/storage hook already built in under the extending shaft.

I take my enemas in the basement near a bathroom. The Roman is carpeted and fairly comfortable but lay on a towel just in case. Sometimes will hang the bag from a coat rack but since the coat rack is not part of the every day decor it is a bit of a pain to empty the rack of primarily old winter coats, drag it in from the garage and then reverse it when finished. I have found a better alternative by hanging the bag from a wooden coat hanger and then putting the coat hanger of an minted cabinet door. Perfect height with great flow!!

I always take my enemas on a bed on a rubber pad. The bag is hung from an antique clothes rack . Sort of nostalgic for me .

Camera tripod works well. Or look for a metal wall decorations that would like normal but could also serve to hang a bag from..