How do you hang your bag?

I use a iv stand for medical play sessions I also have a hook in my bedroom and one in my bathroom.

A old wooden hat rack.I put wheels on it and wheel it to either side of my bed. A very functional improvisation.

I have an IV pole on rollers. Its perfect for bedside enemas. One of my fantasies is having a naugahyde covering over the bed with bed sheets made of naugahyde while doing enemas

I use a camera tripod. Collapses easily and adjusts to various heights easily.

Usually on one of the pulls that’s on a tall dresser in my bedroom.

Hang it with a bungee cord, this will cause it to be low at the start and rise as the bag emptys. I personally hang mine from the shower curtain rod, that puts it about 8 feet up or 5 feet above me when kneeling. Makes for a fast flow. This way has allowed me to take a very soapy 2 qts in 40 seconds

I use an over the door hook which I put on the bathroom closet door. I attach my bag to it with a length of cord . . . I can then adjust the bag height for whatever position I use.

Allie80, if I was closer I would help you with you bag and your enema so you would not have to use the furniture.

If i giving myself an enema then I hang my enema bag on the handle/hook which is attached on the bathroom door. When giving enema to other people I use separate room as mentioned in other post and that room has pole. Sometimes I just hold the bag in my hand and lower or lift it.

I inherited an antique wooden clothes hang stand from an old law office.It now lives beside my bed with bathrobe and holds my bag on the occasion.It looks at home there and is funcitonal for what really counts for me!

Buy a IV pole, enjoy the flow wherever you go

We have a twin hook about 5 feet high next to the shower. Normally we use it to hold a bath towel, but that height is a little high for the enema bag so I made an 18 inch long piece of heavy twine with a loop in each end. One end is attached to the plastic hook for the bag and the other on the towel hook. Neither my wife nor I like to be too far from the potty when filling, just in case. The setup works perfectly.

I had a “robe hook” installed in my bathroom when I remodeled. I remember the guy suggesting an alternate location because it doesn't make any sense to hang a robe in the location I chose for my bag.

Something I have not mentioned was using the dinning room chandler 😁😁😁 to hang my full bag from. I wanted to lie down on the solid wooden dinning room table for my enema to see how it would work in preparation for the next time I would have an enemate over who liked me to give me enemas such that I was elevated. So, I was doing a practice run alone. Well the weight of my full enema bag was too much for chandler and it caused the center bell of the chandler to spring a nasty crack! Of course did not tell my wife what happened to ruin her favorite light fixture. So she never knew about about my taking an enema on top of the dinning room table - much less does any guest who might have dinner with us and be eating right where the nozzle had gone up my butt 🥵🥵🥵

At home I use the closet door knob which adjoins the bathroom or the hinge of that door. The hinge is about 4" higher than the door knob so it gives a nice option to deliver a faster enema. I lie on a towel on my side or stomach in the bathroom. If travelling, the hotel ironing board is quite useful. I have used the shower head to hang the bag but that is for a standing enema which I find difficult to hold.

I use both an IV pole as well as a drywall anchor hook in the ceiling. For the ceiling hook I use a light duty chain which is super easy to adjust the height. Works great!

Above my bed, in the ceiling, I have screwed a “j-hook” in the joist and use a bungee chord….as the bag empties the bag collapses and rises as it gets empties. the pressure increases and my dick explodes. VERY sexy

From an I V pole. They are relatively inexpensive from a medical supply house, and as they are designed to hang i.v.'s and enema bags from, won't tip over at an inappropriate time.

Inside the foot board of our bed we installed 2 conduit clamps. They hold our IV pole perfect and are out of sight when not being used. No pole to push, pull or tip over on the carpet floor.

Will hold 2, 4qt bags at same time just perfect. Has held 4 2qt at same time as well. Multiple receipants at same time!!

S-hook and big plastic chain to regulate high.

We have two robe hooks securely fastened to the wall studs in the bathroom. These are 60" above the floor and a good height for an enema in the knee-chest position. Its a little too high if one is laying flat on the floor.

I use an IV stand on wheels, works great. You can get them on Ebay or Amazon for reasonable prices.

When I was a child and my mother gave me enemas on my bed, she hung the closed top enema bag from an old fashioned floor lamp. It is hard to describe the lamp, because I do not see them anywhere. If you grew up in the 40's-60's, it is most likely that you might have seen them. They were usually next to a an arm chair. My parents would read with that lamp. The shade leaned forward. There was part of the lamp that reached above the shade. Mom would move the lamp close to my bed. She would hang the red enema bag from that lamp. I was lying on my bed on my left side in Sims positions. Mom also had a sick room potty that she would put next to the bed.

My bag is hanging where it has always been???

Ultimately I’d like to buy an IV bag stand and use that for my bags. Until that happens though, 95% of the time I use a one gallon bucket which I sit on the bathroom vanity. A perfect night to allow for a nice semi-rapid flow into me on the floor.

When I do bust out my bag I hang it from the towel rail over the bathtub. Being higher than where my bucket sits, the flow is faster - that isn’t something I have a problem with.

You might be able to hang it from the top of a door, small screw with a piece of twine connected to you desired height. Just have have to get a longer hose. But it would work.

Currently, I hang my large volume homemade enema bag from a coat hanger that I have attached to the shower curtain rod. The bag has a zip tie attached to it which fits across the coat hanger.

I’ve gone back to using the swag hook that is screwed to the wall by the window above my bed. It’s been there for ages, I placed it high enough to be versatile for various enema bags and flow rates. Presently an S hook depends from it to allow ideal flow from my Seeking Health enema bag. The IV pole remains in its corner where it holds the bag when either drying or waiting for its next use.

I decided to cease using the pole for my enemas when it became an obstacle to arising from the bed after the enema was completed. I am just not as limber as I once was and it simply got in the way as I maneuvered off the bed. I never had an issue with the four wheeled pole sliding over the carpet (no enema bag) or it being tipsy supporting a large volume enema.

I will admit that employing an IV pole for an enema is more appealing than having a full bag of soap solution clinging to the edge of a drapery.

I take my enemas on the bed which in turn is placed under a wooden loft - which is rather unusual but there's a twofold reason for that: I make good use of both the loft's 'floor' and ‘ceiling’. 😁 Since my tiny apartment is already crammed with cases either around the workshop or against two walls in the corridor, I keep my less frequently used instruments over the loft. Under the loft's main beam there are three threaded receptacles (left, center and right) where three vinyl covered swag hooks can be screwed to. Although I prepared three hooks, I had just one mounted stage right so to say. I hang my irrigator from that hook and its silicone hose is long enough to allow me to lay down, change position and get up uncluttered.

Some years ago we bought a cottage on a lake and a year or two after that I bought an enema can at a flea market. The cottage is comfortable as well as a bit rustic. While the bathroom is neat and clean the shower is an old Sears metal enclosure. On the wall a couple of feet off the floor is a nail close to the toilet that is perfect for holding the enema can. I can also imagine that it would be about right to hang a syringe should you want to douche on the toilet.