Bulb vs. Bag vs. Can

Higginson pump. It’s a bulb, but inline, so it doesn’t need to be repeatedly refilled and reinserted. Mine is a repurposed inline fuel pump, so pretty robust. It has many advantages: no need to find a place to hang a bag or bucket — the bucket can stand on any level surface, even on the floor. And if the nozzle is clogged on insertion, a squeeze of the bulb will clear it.

As a giver the bag is the preferred method of delivery here.

With a bulb I would be greatly tempted to inject air with the water. I love the sound of the bubbles going through the water. My sub does not.

The bulb only for a quick fix.the bag for me is the only way for the real enjoyment and satisfaction of enemas

Bag #1 I’ve used fleets for quick fix

For me my preference is the Bag, pants down......I mean Hands Down :-) Just seeing the full to almost over flowing bag hanging there on the stand....knowing that she will be sliding the nozzle into me then releasing all that warm soapy water "Oh What a Feeling"

My preference is a bag but sometimes the bulb is good for multiple fillings. Because I was little mom would use the bulb on me, but I needed more volume for the stimulation

Have a red bulb and a blue bag. Use the bulb for quick clean of my rectum prior to using my prostate toys. When I have more time and want to enjoy a deep clean, I use the blue bag with either a double balloon nozzle or colon tube,

I like enema bulb as well as bag. Visually arouses me the red bulb more than bag and also I would prefer bulb in case to be a patient because of multiple insertions. 😃 But as for my physical feelings during enema especially during self-administration I enjoy more enemas from bag.

Much prefer using bag particularly if solo. One insertion and plenty of cramp inducing soapy water.

I get some people rate the bulb for the multiple insertions but use a good calibre nozzle and grip your anus around it for nice feeling.

I prefere the bag. I find i easier to use and you can get more volume. The bulb i dont use that much.

Bulbs are fun, but bags are better. Nothing like seeing a full bag, knowing you will be taking it all. Once the flow starts, seeing the bag empty as you get more and more full is very erotic as well. The gurgle at the end, when the bag empties is such a turn on as well.

Bulb to start and bag to finish. The biggest problem with a bulb is that 90% of them are leakers. I would like to find a no-leak bulb. I don't buy any of the one piece Russian bulbs because I don't trust them at all. That being said, the bulb is only to make room for the larger nozzle attached to the bag. I prefer to use the KP2 or KB3 derlin nozzles. They're nice going in and feel good as they stay in while delivering a warm soapy 2 or 4 quart enema. I think I'm due one shortly. MRay

Some enemas are best with bulb syringe such as oil, emollient, m and m ( one six or eight oz. bulb full is enough) while twelve or sixteen ounces of the Mayo enema is best with a bag or plastic container hung high so that the small enema enters quickly. Large enemas are best with a bag such as lying in a bathtub surrounded by warm water and slowly filling inside with warm water. As mentioned earlier, the Higgenson connected to a bag or used alone is also great.

All of my enema experiences have been via a now vintage ' fountain syringe ' 2 quart bag . This was our ' home enema system ' from my youth and continues to be the personal delivery system that I use today . Yes …. I did discover a ' baby bulb enema syringe ' , still in the small carboard box depicting a small curly headed baby crawling along in diapers , way back in the dark recesses of my mother's bathroom cabinet . According to my mother when I inquired she indicated that yes …….. the small white rubber bulb with a small diameter but long white rectal tip she used for all of my infant enemas . My memories are all of her utilizing a ' rubber bag , hose and appropriate rectal pipe ' for my home enemas . The ' enema bag ' is my preference . I can see how a large volume / large pipe rubber bulb douche syringe with multiple insertions and gentle infusions can be a pleasurable experience as well especially if partnered and yes ……….. I am speaking from experience here .

For enemas my preference has always been bags or the reflux-free Reprop Clyster which is the hitech alternative to the lowly bulb and a much better design. Lately I have been vexed by the unreliability and poor durability of the closed top 3L bags from siliconenozzles and medtech which always fail at either the top hanging part, fluid insertion point, or the barb connector after a few months. This prompted me to carry out a great deal of research into closed top bags or alternative related products which could be pressed into service. I finally identified something which can be used as a 4L closed top enema bag and which is rather rugged as its original purpose is a camping water bag. I ordered one off Amazon but it took six weeks to come and other suppliers were out of stock too. It finally came today. Here it is: https://sourceoutdoor.com/en/outlet-hydration-packs-hiking/65-4liter-liquitainer

I'll let you all know what I think after use: the design is clever, it seems robust, and it is a most alluring blue bag. The reviews on the web are very positive for its intended use , and it has been available for some years. It is not cheap, like the Reprop clyster, it cost me £26. However I have spent a fortune on closed top bags which have failed and its time those vendors upped their game, so I sought an alternative. I also have open top bags but I don't like the risk of them falling on the bathroom floor with fluids such as coffee or oils. I do have open top bags for non-messy solutions, both latex and silicone. These are quite durable. I am having time off from enemas and colonic irrigation as I had four enemas and a 60L colonic irrigation session yesterday and an exceptionally exquisite ending which has left me deliciously satiated if aching slightly downstairs. However I am eyeing the glistening blue Liquitainer with delicious anticipation...

Wishing you all delightful sessions very soon....

I am a bag girl for both enemas and douching. Both are folding travel bags. The enema bag is a folding pink one. Several different types of nozzles. My husband and I both share using this bag. My douche bag is a European amber latex bag. I have three vaginal applicators for it. One is a large flexible nozzle with a shield much like a bulb douche syringe applicator. It is good for douching sitting down on the toilet. One of the other ones is a black vintage nozzle with a whirling spray bulb head at the end. Most of the time I use the modern slightly curved applicator.

I do own a Cara bulb douche but I rarely use it.

Dita

I much prefer the 8 ounce Bulb Syringe.

It’s more intimate when your partner is preparing you for the multiple insertions.

The slow steady squeeze shooting the water on to the prostate is a great feeling.

Also working the nozzle in and out is a good feeling.

Also the final squeeze as you are about to cum.

I guess I am in the minority, as most seem to go for the bag.

I some times use the bag with a inline pump .

I much prefer the 8 ounce Bulb Syringe.

It’s more intimate when your partner is preparing you for the multiple insertions.

The slow steady squeeze shooting the water on to the prostate is a great feeling.

Also working the nozzle in and out is a good feeling.

I like to sometimes start out with the bulb. Over the lap for this is a good way to get things started with maybe a good warm up spanking first, followed by a temp then the bulb. After the preliminary's are done, then the bag can be filled to finish out a good cleanout.

As a nurse I have used both enema bag/bulb and other equipment.

I guess all equipment has adv and disadvantage:

1)Bulb is great for small volume, but on the other hand its hard to deliver all the required amount, as no matter how hard you squeeze, there still some liquid is remaining.

2)Bag is great for large enemas, but it is hard to clean.

3)Enema syringe is the best for small enemas, as you can squeeze the plunger very easy to deliver all liquid.

Again if you looking for really deep enemas, you can use anything as almost all equipment can used with long colon tube

1)Bulb is great for small volume, but on the other hand its hard to deliver all the required amount, as no matther how hard you squeeze, there still some liquid is remaining.

For the bulbs I use I know how much liquid goes inside with each squeeze. So it's just a matter of preparing a bit more liquid. I think the bulb is great for large volume enemas as well, with a large bulb it takes 4 or 5 insertions to deliver a 2 liter enema, and the time needed it comparable to the bag.

Also, I believe it offer more control on the speed of administration.

And it's more intimate, but that's another topic!

For me it depends. If I only have a certain amount of time I do the bulb due to it being easier to clean up If I have a good amount of time I will do the bag.

@FiestySue I agree with you. I also use bulb when i am busy. But its sometimes a little hard to prevent reflux of water into the bulb if you at the same time want to relax. Its an akward position knee chest and on same time to pres the bulb - but sure its possible.

Whether you use the bulb or the bag it does not matter DO !!!

yourself as often as needed and enjoy.

Will

I like to mix it up, depending on mood. Sometimes the many multiple insertions from a bulb is very satisfying, other times just relaxing with a large nozzle and multiple quarts does the trick. Either way, its the intensity and overall feeling in the end that matters!

I'm a bag person but resort to a bulb for a couple quick shots to clear the playground for short-notice anal play.

Let's face it. Sometimes a bag enema is simply more than necessary and there are those times when a bulb enema is just right.

For instance, when on the spur of the moment an opportunity for a little anal play arises, a quick bulb full or two may be all that's needed to clear the way for an afternoon of fun. However, if that anal play is going any deeper than the rectum, you gotta get out the bag and go for it!

The ratio of bag to bulb enemas in my house is probably on the order of 10:1 bag over bulb. But, there remains in my mind that "sinister" look of a bulb with a dollop of Vaseline on business end...and my desire to have it in my rectum.

Have fun...and STAY safe!

Deb

I will use a bag pretty exclusively.

only real exception will be disposable(Fleet-type) enemas, and a retention "trick" I have used when the going gets rough and I'm in real danger of spontaneously expelling that second round in under 15 minutes.

Even that works better with a helper.

I like them both, bulb and bag. For a "quickie" when you don't need a full length cleanout the bulb is perfect. For me, the bulb has pleasant nostalgic memories of the times playing with a bulb in the bathtub with my sister. Bubbles and giggles for all. And of course, with a partner, the close-up view and the multiple insertions is just what is needed.

However, when a serious cleanout is the goal there is no substitute for a bag. I think any serious enema fan should have both.

Cheryl, you are my kind of girl. I too have pleasant childhood memories of bulb enemas. When it became time for me to buy my own enema syringe, a white 8oz. rectal bulb from Walgreens was my first. And it sure was fun teaching my wife to give me enemas with the bulb, and she even agreed to let me give her some. I fully agree that the bulb and bag each have their uses.

But, there remains in my mind that "sinister" look of a bulb with a dollop of Vaseline on business end...a

Apt description! I remember seeing the bub sitting in the bathroom sink with a soap bubble coming out of the nozzle.