How do you hang your bag?

I like laying on my back and giving the bag a good hug and squeeze

When at home, I take in the bathroom and hang from the shower door handle. It's the perfect height for me as I like slow enemas. When “out and about”, I have a portable IV stand which while a bit “tippy", works just fine.

I have usually taken my enemas in the bathroom, but as of lately I have taken a few laying on the bed. More comfortable. So with that I have installed a hook in the ceiling, along with a chain witch gives me the ability to adjust the height of the bag.

I second the IV pole recommendations: they role easily, can be adjusted to almost any “reasonable” height, and can be stored handily and discretely. I think maybe the naugahide treatment might be a bit over the top. Have you checked with your interior decorator re: available colors, prints, etc? (lol…just joking!) Also kind of intrigued by Paula's unique idea of installing conduit/clamps in your bed footboard…and really like the idea of multiple players!!!

I have an I V stand best investment I made.

Shower curtain rod regardless if I’m taking one in the shower or on all fours on the floor also sometimes I’ll take one standing outside the shower looking at myself in the mirror and I’ll degrade myself while taking my enema as I’m rubbing one off. its a good time

On the door handle.

As I use a 5 L bottle, I put it on a table beside my bed, because I want more pressure I put some yoga bricks under it

Went thru the many posts I made to this thread and see that I've mentioned all the places I've hung my bag on the 1st floor of my house; but had not mentioned that I also hung it down in the cellar a few times. Funny, I cannot remember why I did that 😧 - perhaps the thought that I might be seen thru a cellar window 😳

Another handy place is on the hinge of the bathroom door next to my bed. Easy to hang, the upper hinge is just the right height, easy to take into the toilet, and nothing to cause comment from a visitor.

I have an adjustable IV stand left over from my dialysis days. We put it right next to the bed. I lay on my back on the bed and my wife sits in a chair next to the bed where she can reach me. Before the IV stand, we used a coat stand. Back in the day when my wife first started giving me enemas, she would sit on the bathroom floor and I would lay on my back on the floor with my bum almost in her lap. The bathroom floor was a carryover from my childhood days but then I realized one day that the bed is much more comfortable.

My preference is for a hospital style IV stand.

I bought an inexpensive IV stand with a bolt-on base assembly (with castors)… a Drive Economy IV Stand… for under $50. The “X” feet assembly comes off with one bolt and the thing fits in a box about 6" x 6" x 60" and can easily be stored under a bed. Out of sight, out of mind.

At play time it can easily be set up in a couple of minutes. All that is needed then is a cute nurse to carry the filled bag into the room and it's enema time ! LoL.

More importantly, the bag height is easily adjustable.

It can be lowered so that the bottom of the bag is typically below the bed level, allowing a bag to be a reservoir for a Higgenson syringe so that water only flows in when the bulb is squeezed.

Of course, the bag height can also be set to about two feet for a slow, comfy fill. This is my preference.

Or, if the stand is raised to full height, about 7 feet, it can be used to give a very fast, gut wrenching, fill that is all but impossible to take.

If you browse Craig's List or other swap sites, you can often get IV stands almost for free. Estate sales too.

You might also look for a bedside commode and/or bedpan. Sometimes an enema, especially one with soap, glycerin, or similar additives can work FAST and you poo uncontrollably and having a commode close by is useful. Most commodes are not really a comfortable place to sit and poo (and cleaning the bucket isn't real fun) but the pail is a lot easier to empty and wash than a rug is to clean.

Unfortunately, my bed is far from the bathroom, as the main bedroom in this little house has been set up as a photographic darkroom, and I sleep in the guest room. I have never taken an enema on my bed in this house.

Mostly I bend over a small ottoman outside my bathroom door, in which case either the bag is hung on a robe hook on the door, or if I want it lower, hooked on the bottom shelf of the medicine cabinet with the cabinet door closed (it's on the wall immediately inside and to the left of the door). If I take an enema lying on a towel on the bathroom, I use the towel rod, and if I take it on the toilet (I never do) there's a wire shelf above the toilet for toilet paper and towels that I could use.

If I take them in the shower, of course there's the curtain rod but I find that's too low for a standing enema so I hook it over the showerhead, which is a little higher. But neither gives me the pressure that I want.

If taking it in the bathroom its hung from the towel rail. If in the bedroom I either suspend if from a hook above the bed or let partner hold it.

Any way I can. Bathrooms are great. Shower rods and shower heads will hold a gallon bag. Towel hooks and towel rods work fine, too. Moving on to the bedroom (my favorite setting for enema play) I've used photo tripods, hatracks and screw in hooks into window sills and door frames all very discreet. But for wet enema fun try siphon filling a combination bag to 3-4 quarts with your favorite recipe(wine, beer or vodka at 6%) and nozzle up, cuddle up with a warm bag in a bed comforter and float off🚀🚀😜

We have a towel hook that fits over the door. It is a little high, but we have a long hose. 😃

I have 25’ of food safe silicone hose. This allows me to hang my bag literally anywhere in the room. I can adjust the flow with the valve thingy so height isn’t too much of an issue for filling speed. I found this on eBay but I would think Amazon, or? Literally anywhere these things are sold could be a source.

The size of my hose/tubing is 8mm ID x 1 mm wall thickness and is way more than adequate to supply my nozzle. Even then, I use the smallest setting possible-but thats me. I think some accessories use a 10mm ID hose. Why that size is used is a question as it’s flow capacity could fill four peeps at once!

In this case, smaller is better.

In our bathroom we have robe hooks screwed into wall studs, can handle gallon bags easily. A stainless steel “S” hook provides the perfect bag height in the knee/chest position. If I'm on my back, I lower the bag 17" with a rope circle.

Typically, use an old photographers light stand..it folds up, but can be raised in 4 sections up to 6’.

works well right next to my bed. The top end has an opening a metal hooks fits perfectly. Also, the 4 tightening screws offer a place to hang the bag if a quick lower position is needed.

Found it at a thrift shop years ago.

@vatum, I use clear silicone hose made for the brewing industry, probably very similar to yours. Mine’s 15’ long, 5/16 inch inner diameter. It’s cheap enough that I can replace it periodically.

Using several large diameter plastic hangers I cut them in half saving the hooks and a portion of the plastic rod. I shape them into several sizes to hang on my bathroom towel rack. Depending on my mood, I can choose one of several lengths. Long for a slow comfortable fill, or short for a surging, punishment enema.

5/16 in. tubing can also be found at Home Depot in the appliances aisle. It is food grade, and made for an ice machine / refrigerator water supply. It typically comes in 20 ft. lengths for around $8.00.

I hang my bag from the louvered window covering above my bed, but if I had the guts, I'd hang it in the front window so it could be seen from the street, ha ha.

I use the bracket supporting the rain attachment for the shower then hip flex forward

A few years ago my wife would hang the bag from the bedroom curtain rod. The neighbour's bedroom window is 8 feet from ours. If they looked out late at night on Tuesday or Friday, they would see the soapy water draining down and probably figure out that it was me getting the enema. The light would make sure the bag was seen. Wish I knew if they ever seen it. The wife made sure the bag is empty before the dildo nozzle would be removed. When I got home on those nights my wife and neighbor wife would sometime be talking in the yard.

Right outside my shower theres a hook to hang your towel while taking a shower. Perfect spot to hang a bag.

@enoz4u The neighbor's bedroom window is 8 feet from ours. If they looked out late at night………

When taking my enemas at night with my bag hanging from the shower head, I'd worry that a telltale shadow of the bag might be cast upon the bathroom window curtain that could be seen outside.. 😳. On the other hand, being outside and seeing that kind of silhouette projected from someone's bathroom window would be cool 😎 to see.

It depends.

On my bed in the windows,

In the shower to the shower head

😳. On the other hand, being outside and seeing that kind of silhouette projected from someone's bathroom window would be cool 😎 to see.

It would be very cool. I remember reading a thread once about a girl whose mom gave her enemas and the neighbor boy could see her bent over in the bathroom window! Hot scenario indeed!

We have an antique bed and I like to hang it from the headboard frame. About 2 ft above my anus. That gives me a real good enema as my wife sticks the douche nozzle up my ass about everyday. We use a pink three quart silicone bag with a pink douche nozzle. Go figure