Bulb vs. Bag vs. Can

I always will administer a bulb enema first. It is theroputic and it makes it easier to give a series of enemas. Try it you will see what I mean.

@Moppys_jalopy I have used a Higginson and this can be connected in line to a regular enema bag and increase the sensations every time you squeeze. You will get a grunt or two when you shoot more water in.

That's what I wound up doing with the one I had. It especially came in handy when the enema nozzle had become clogged upon insertion…

No matter if it's my wife or me getting the enema, we always start with 2-3 8 oz. bulb enemas of tap water to clean the entire rectum of any solids. If the returns are not clear after 3 bulbs, then more bulb enemas until they are clear. Neither of us like to run into stool when applying lube to the other's anus and rectum. For the main enema, we always use a calibrated bag with a flow indicator, timer -much easier to give repeatable enemas once we know what we like. So, we use both bulbs and bags.

I prefer the bag over the can, so I can see how much more water I'm going to take up my ass.

In my opinion, the good old enema bag is the best delivery of an enema. Not knocking the can or bulb, just the sight and smell of a rubber (preferably red) open top enema bag along with the red or white tubing along with the stainless steel pinch clamp and the nozzle of choice is the best! . Don't get me wrong, the bulb is good if you enjoy multiple insertions. The can to me is not a good choice for giving an enema. Just my two cents.

To me, the preferred choice probably depends on how you were first introduced to enemas…. sort of like imprinting. It is well known that early childhood experiences can have a lifelong influence on your likes and behavior.

For example, if your mom made you eat every carrot on your plate, you may now detest them.

The same applies to enema syringe preferences, IMO.

So, if your first memory is of standing between your mom's knees, bent at the waist, bare, bottom and hearing her slurp up soapy water from a nearby bowl, then feeling your cheeks being spread, followed by a surge of warm water into your most intimate recesses, soon to be followed by additional bulbsfull, and then an urgent desire to poo, in later life you may crave to relive that experience.

In the same way, if your first introduction to enemas was being told to go to your bedroom, undress, lay on the bed, then seeing your mom walk in carrying a filled enema bag and experience the feelings that only a bag of warm water can produce, that may well be what you desire.

If your first introduction as in a hospital or from a professional nurse who used an irrigating can to, that could well be what you like to relive.

Obviously, any of the three, bulb, bag, or can can fill a person's bowel with enema solution. And, no matter which you choose, the effects will be identical. The only variables are solution type, quantity given, and retention time. If the results are compared, nobody can determine that poo was caused by a bulb, bag, or can,

Agree with the OP. Insertions are more fun and enjoyable. Especially for both giver and receiver.

I had my first experience with an inflating plug and funnel this morning. First just the funnel. It's a big funnel. To my surprise, it makes a lot of pressure, It feels different than anything else I have had pouring into my bottom. I do like it. I had soap and water first. After that a nice crampy mix of cold sour milk and stale eggs. Not something to eat and enjoy but an ideal mix for some nasty bloating and cramps. I liked the funnel on its own most. The inflating nozzle helped a lot in the enjoyment of the milk and eggs. I don't think a bag would have worked as well for this. It was a thick mixture.

@Bad_Princess You are one butt-venturous lady!!! 😄

I think bulb enemas are cool, I prefer them over bag enemas. I don't know, I find bag enemas very intimidating maybe because I'm used to small volume enemas through bulbs.

Another factor which actually leads to my enjoyment of bulb enemas are the multiple insertions, they make me feel some type of way, in a good way through. I only actually started noticing and feeling the good sensation and feeling in my teenage years, quite an experience , felt rather strange but made me rather curious and intrigued

I'm a bulb fan all the way!! I love it here😃

Another factor which actually leads to my enjoyment of bulb enemas are the multiple insertions, they make me feel some type of way, in a good way through. I only actually started noticing and feeling the good sensation and feeling in my teenage years, quite an experience , felt rather strange but made me rather curious and intrigued

I'm a bulb fan all the way!! I love it here😃

Multiple insertion with a bulb does have appeal to many enthusiasts. Anal stimulation has its own appeal and pleasures. Both for the giver and receiver!

I prefer the bag, but the bulb can be fun for a quickie. I have a black bulb with a large, red, ribbed nozzle that is quite fun.

When I was a teenager, I discovered my mom had a red-bulb enema with a big black nozzle that was almost 3/4 of an inch in diameter. I didn’t know then that it was for douching. I just loved it for enemas. Later, as an adult, knowing it was for douching, I wondered if I washed it well enough so my mom never got an infection if she douched with it? Who knows, maybe she used it for enemas, too. She at least three enema bags which I put to good use whenever I was home alone.

Three years ago, I installed a handheld bidet sprayer with a hose and a 2.5-gallon water heater next to our master bathroom toilet. The tank and hose connect between the cold-water pipe and the toilet. The hose and handheld bidet sprayer hang on the wall. The tank heats the water to a maximum of 105 degrees and when it cools to about 95 degrees, it kicks in again and heats it up to 105. It works just fine as a handheld bidet to spray off the anus after a bowel movement, as it should. But (or butt), even better than that, it is excellent for spraying water up into my rectum for an extra easy clean out before my wife inserts sex toys, especially the long ones.

Also, I hate using public restrooms, especially for pooping. So, before leaving the house, I do a quick clean out so I won’t have to use a public restroom all day long.

For quick and thorough cleaning, I love my handheld bidet sprayer with a hose and the 2.5-gallon water heater next to our master bathroom toilet. It is extremely quick and convenient to both fill and empty in one sitting on the toilet. No need to waddle from the toilet to the sink to refill the bulb, only to refill the rectum and waddle back to the toilet to empty the rectum, only to repeat the waddling back and forth until you have clear water when you empty. I can fill and empty five to ten times in less than a minute or two without even leaving the toilet seat.

Can to show off as it sits on the shelf in bathroom suggestively.

Bag for sensual solo enemas

Bulb from a woman with repeats

I haven't had an enema from a bulb since I was small. However, an enema can, and I have two of them, is fun at the lake because our cottage is rustic and it just plain entertaining to realize most people don't have a clue as to what it is. As per my recent blog an enema from a red rubber bag is just nostalgic.

E Mom inspires me and I hope she will use her can or bag on me soon because I want to feel her hand snug against me holding her nozzle in me.

I love the Enemas with a big Rubber Bulb.

and with Higginson.❤️

I love a bag, or multiple bags hanging at once when I have free time. Choosing the nozzle and making all the necessary connections. Then deciding which recipe to mix and filling the the bag. Laying there and watching the level drop is the most exciting part of the whole procedure. However, when time is limited, I like to take my five syringes, fill one with ice cold water and another with very hot water and launch them up my ass one at a time as fast as I can. Then comes the last three with Doc Bonners peppermint. I really enjoy the in and out of the nozzles. I have to say I enjoy them both but the bulb is more in and less work...

When I look up at my favorite fountain syringe hanging over me, filled to the top, with hose connected to a soft tube that’s lubricated and ready to be inserted, the image can be so enticing, even if my insides are tied up and I’ve got a pounding headache, i’m beginning to feel twinges deep down.

For some odd reason, my mind loves this image as being feminine, and, as my older daughter has heard me say, it’s a woman’s thing. I’m lying there thinking, women who don’t have an enema bag are missing out on a great pleasure in life.

I don’t get this feeling with a bulb syringe near as much, although I have needed to use it when I was traveling on business and occasionally on vacation.

I am inspired and tickled by Emom and her enema can disguised as a flower container, but I’m not sure given the opportunity to use one for a cleanse that I would be affected very much. Maybe I’d have to try it, but thanks for good stories!

Blue bag for me- often several in series.

@Vicki_V snipping from your post - "my mind loves this image as being feminine, ......it’s a woman’s thing."

It was that association of the fountain syringe and enema as being so very feminine, of being a woman's thing, that made my going into stores to peruse and buy fountain syringes so addictively embarrassing.

@Emom posted: As per my recent blog an enema from a red rubber bag is just nostalgic.

Don't get me wrong because my wife and I do enjoy an occasional enema, but I have never been nostalgic about the ones I got growing up. On the other hand maybe we should ask this question of my younger sister Emily.

@Westy "...I have never been nostalgic about the ones I got growing up. On the other hand maybe we should ask this question of my younger sister Emily."

I can't say for certain (obviously), but I think that a woman who uses a syringe in its various forms for feminine hygiene or enema cleansing feels a different kinship with a "bag" than men, whether it be for their health needs or other experiences.

While I have many enema bulbs and cans of various colors, designs, and volumes, I am very. much partial to the classic enema bag for both giving and getting. Our 3.5 liter red open top pumpkin bag is prolly a fave, though our two Kylstra gallon bags are for sure in the running for the "best in the booty" award. Paris closed top and our Sanger 1 gallon closed bag are also nice.

I prefer the bag. I love the feeling of the nozzle being inserted and the rush of water flowing into my insides. I also like the feeling of a disposable fleet enema being inserted multiple times.

My spcial preference would be a big red bulb with a good size nozzle.

Bag Is OK, but I think it

is to quick.

Have a can but rarely use.

Nothing like a woman in bra and panties and a caring look on her face delivering a warm bulb enema.

And saying can you hold one more.

Before you cum😋

Given that I use a 2 and a 3 liter bag with many nozzles built by me (I also published some photos), a few years ago out of curiosity I purchased a 750ml bulb with a soft cannula. By standing and placing the bulb on the edge of a piece of furniture, I found a fantastic way to "empty" it. Very intense sensations, but I had to get rid of it because it was too bulky to keep hidden at home.

I love watching a full enema bag as it slowly drains, so the bag is my first choice. I feel there is too much start and stop with bulbs, so I usually do not use them at home. When I have a rare appointment with my hydrotherapist, I add them in because I have someone helping me. Just to have something different. I've never used a can, but I may if I see one that looks fun for the hydrotherapist to use on me.

Bag definitely. Can control the flow and able to watch progress. Also large number of nozzle choices.

I prefer a bag, there is something very exciting about seeing a full enema bag hanging with douche nozzle attached knowing that very soon the nozzle will be sliding in your bottom.

I do also have a large black bulb with a ribbed 7” nozzle which is also nice to use as a change, love the multiple insertions which a bulb.

Never used a can but have been thinking of trying one out to se what I’m missing.

I have several 2.5L plastic reservoirs that can be linked with 1/4” tubing to which a single or pair of nozzles may be attached. There is also a valve to control the flow as desired. The multiple nozzles are to eventually include a partner in my enema adventures and go with the flow simultaneously.