Enema Gear in Your House

Curious how many different enemas you own. My inventory:

4 Bags, 1 a 3 quart and 3 are 2 quart, all red and all used at different times. Good for giving more than one enema at a time! One is a folding bag handy for travel.

3 Bulbs, a blue 8 oz, black 8 oz and a red 14 oz which is the latest acquisition. The red and black bulbs all have multiple nozzles from the traditional enema nozzle to 5 and 6 inch black nozzles.

Also have a medium size bat shape nozzle which helps when giving or taking a real large enema and a couple of butt plugs, one standard shape black and another which is a very realistic cock shape but with good taper at the bottom for holding it when there's lots of pressure from a 2 or 3 quart soapsuds enema up the ass.

One combo 2 quart, one open top 2 quart, usual tips and a 750/250 double balloon, plastic pitcher, peppermint castile soap and salt. Want to get a bulb syringe.

I have a varied collection of mostly American vintage combo bags in differant capacity sizes and an assortment of nozzles.

Klystra refers to a company in Hawaii that sells enema gear - especially what I would call erotic gear for the most part. They have a variety of bags, nozzles, colon tubes,etc. You can easily get to their site by just searching "Klystra"

I've been an avid collector of vintage enema equipment, douching apparatus, and other feminine hygiene items for over 20 years. I have most of my stuff in boxes stacked in my walk-in closet. I've devoted one of my bedrooms to a museum of sorts that houses my best and most valuable items. These items date from the 18th century and continue thru the early 60's.

Among them are:

57 bulbs, 42 combination syringes, 21 fountain syringes, 26 folding syringes, 20 specialty nozzles in their own boxes, 2 glass globes, 12 metal cans, 5 colonic irrigation nozzles, 3 french porcelain spring pressured irrigators, 5 french metal

spring pressured irrigators, 7 pewter cylinder syringes, 5 gutta percha cylinder syringes, 30 wood boxes with most nozzles intact, 3 complete JBL cascades, 1 dierker colonic system, hundreds of black loose nozzles in original display boxes and a partridge in a pear tree.

Also in the room are items that I somehow relate with my fetish and they include old prostate warmers as well as rectal and vaginal dilators from the turn of the century.

All these items are for display only. If I desire or need an enema, then I have a large inventory of new bags, bulbs and nozzles I can choose from.

Five red 2 qt. Faultless combination bags, one 4 qt.

bag, Dr Bonner's baby mild and peppermint soaps, quart

measuring cup, and several different nozzles. Also

have one 8 oz. bulb syringe. One smoothe flow syringe

and hose.

So far just a combination 2qt bag and traditional nozzle. Thinking about getting a retention nozzle. Saw a really cool collector's enema bag on ebay that was shaped like a woman (bids were a little out of my range 😜)

Presently I have a 2 qt regular red opentopped bag , a 4 qt red opentopped bag from OHN (which I just love) , an 8 oz red bulb syringe and a 3qt Jones Can that belonged to my granny...Multiple nozzles and hoses ...... 😄

Currently I have a red 2 quart combo item, a 4 quart open-top silicon Klystra bag, 4 colon tubes,and a small white bulb.

I recently saw a black combo enema bag hot water bottle with black hose and fittings. It was call a "Butt Buddy" and was very attractive--possibly because it reminded me of the first enema I remember my parents giving me when I was about 4 years old. Think I'd like that bag.

4 quart open top with retention nozzle, three sizes of colon tubes, a large retention nozzle and amber tubing.

Collecting enema equipment has always been part of the fun. I've purchased and thrown out a fortune in equipment over the years. Klystra makes the best 4 quart bag. Heavy-duty & will last for years. Still looking for the elusive "perfect" nozzle.

I have only one 2 quarts bag, so far it is enough for me.

Ah the perfect nozzle well if you can draw it the guy to ask to make is Grant his mail address is GHS2@gte.net either send him a drawing or explain it and he will let you know the price have had many nozzles made for me by him.

Luvaw Bill

Einlauf, you're a person after my own heart! I have an extensive collection of enema goodies, maybe 40+ bags, close to 100 hard nozzles, 30-40 rectal and colon tubes, and all hidden away and out of sight, since my wife absolutely will not have anything to do with my addiction, will not talk about it, and finds the presence of the equipment offensive and repugnant! I have two homes in different states, and lots of enema gear at each place, plus a set of "travelling" equipment permanently in a side pocket of my suitcase.

When I have an opportunity, (not very often), I like to lay out everything, hang up all the bags, and if time allows, have my own little private "e-fest".

Einlauf, don't your ever think about of creating a special site dedicated to the vintage enema and feminine hygiene equipment? I Suppose that even photos of the items you've collected over these years would be great!

Vjet, I have given that idea some thought, but the undertaking of such a project would be too time consuming. I have taken digital photos of everything and have maintained an inventory of it all on an excel spreadsheet. That alone took an abundance of time.

I'm curious about your forum name 'vjet'. Is that short for Va-Jette, the name given to a 1950's bulb syringe with an unusual angled vaginal guard? I happen to have one of those in my collection.

Einlauf, I see. Well, maintaining such project is a definitely time-consuming task. I know what I'm speaking about because right now I'm reincarnating one of the past well-known and reputable medfetish-oriented Web sites from the various backups and contributions. Thanks God for them and also to the Web Archive.

My current nickname is just a shortened version of a "The Virtual Jet" nickname which was my first attempt to create a unique identity for the medfetish scene. This was in 1998. However, I've never been known as a TVJ because two or five minutes right after the creation of it I decided to transform it to a more simple and short name. Well, now I'm very happy to know that "vjet" could be referred not only to TVJ but to the _real_ medical device, especially a bulb (!) syringe. Thanks for the clarification!

P.S. Would you please send me an image of the Va-Jette? Have tried googling for it but with no luck.

I am very fortunate to have my partner who also enjoys his enemas and so leaving our red bags in our bathroom is no problem. Seeing the red bags hanging up each time we use the bathroom is a constant reminder of our erotic enemas and sometimes enjoy these together.......

Whenever we are expecting any visitors then the red bags are put away in the linen closet out of site otherwise they remain hanging up in our bathroom waiting in anticipation to be filled up for the next enema session!

I currently have two 2 quart bags and one douche bulb syringe. That one doesn't work very well but it is useful for quick clean outs. I have to keep my equipment hidden as well. I know for a fact my wife found the douche bulb where I had it hidden; it was in a different spot, high up in the closet. She doesn't like even the idea of enemas but prefers laxatives. Go figure.

4 bags, 1 bulb, & a fllet bagenema.

1 - 4qt with 6ft tube, 2-2qrt with y connector, 1-2qrt, 2 travel bulbs, 1 - 6in soft dildo tip, 18 in colon tube, 2 double balloon rectal catheters, 1 single balloon rectal catheter, and a few plugs to help hold it all in when needed.

I have a couple of 2 qt drug store bags and several nozzles.

A double balloon rectal catheter, colon tube, inflatable nozzle/plug and of course the ol douche nozzle. Also have one of those 5 gal camping shower bags.

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2 2 Quart Bags, 1 3 quart bag, regular nozzles, bat nozzzles, colon tube. One plug, and anal speculum.

One 2-quart bag and the hose and douche noxxle that came with it, a squeeze bulb with a tube end plus a slide-over thing that sprays out the sides (good for lower cleaning), and a inflatable retention nozzle. This doesn't work quite as good as I thought it would.

I am fortunate to have quite a varied collection of both vintage and newer red rubber enema bags in my home and soon will be selecting which ones to use for my morning enemas.

1-2qt fountain syringe, i-8oz bulb syringe, 1-14in rectal tube.

2 qt red bag with different nozzles, stainless can, 13 oz. vet syringe with large nozzle,2 baloon bd, ritter hyd. exam table that moves up and down and tilts, colon scope with light and air, plus other items.

I bet "you and me" that you will like the goat's milk soap - very mild but effective and very pleasant smell. Everyone should give it a try!

My inventory: OHN raspberry bag, tan & green nozzles, JBL bag (a nice change of position possible - sitting), blue bulb, Rubbermaid with outboard 'gas line hose' - favorite as flow can be quite rapid & squeeze bulb comes in handy too, a double balloon rectal catheter, and a couple of colon tubes complete my equipment list.

Happy 'watering' to all!

You win! I thought I had a large inventory of equipment, but your's is the greatest.

Electra

My wife and I have 3 2qt bags, 2 6qt cans, 3 bulb syringes, 3 colon tubes, an assortment of nozzles.

We also have a very large assortment of movies, movie clips and pictures about enemas and diapers. I was offering some of these on my windows live site until they told me to take them off. >😢