Enema Gear in Your House

4 quart clear silicon bag 6 different nozzles, JBL 6 quart bag, douche bulb, adult enema combo bag, fleet squeeze bulbs, disposable douche bulbs, dildo nozzle and dog knot dildo nozzle (self made)

I still remember the embarrassment of buying my first bag. having to go to the feminine products area of the drugstore to check out the goods, and then grabbing the box containing a combo unit . Then waiting till no one else was in line to checkout and the stare from the cashier. Thank God for the internet and now I do all my shopping online+ a much greater selection. I've gotten many on Ebay and even ordered from a firm in India.Got a higginson there and a very heavy duty tan combo bag with a heavy orangish - brown hose. My collection includes many colors. along with the standard red I have blue, yellow and white. My favorite is a BF Goodrich fountain syringe like the one my grandmother had. of which I was on the receiving end many times. It's a red bag and hose with 3 black nozzles--an adult and childrens rectal and the douche nozzle. When it's covered in Vaseline it glistens and brings back fond memories.

I have two clear vinyl barium bags, one that does air injection and has a large diameter tubing for fast delivery. Also have two red bags, one being a Comfy and the other a red bag with no brand markings of any kind. They are all used, but my favorites are the clear bags so I can see the water level move through the process of delivery.

I grew up with the familiar red bag and black tips and can remember it always hanging on the back of the bathroom door. Ah, such memories!!

I have several bags, including a JBL bag which i enjoy very much. Also a lot of anal toys since i'm very anal erotic...... Would enjoy giving you several bulb fulls over my knee or bent over tub enemania.

I have a 4qt bag, a jbl sit on 6qt bag, several 2qt bags and 2 blue ice bags, one 4qt and one 2 qt bags, several white and black hoses, 4 klystra nozzles, two titanic and 2 regular and a silicone double balloon along with the standard douche and enema pipes. Need more though!

Bags: JBL Cascade; 4 qt clear silicone; 4 qt red rubber; and 4 or 5 of the Walmart Cara specials accumulated during my road trips.

Nozzles: 750/250 silicone balloon; (2) 250/250 rubber Rusch balloon; set of bat nozzles; 36FR and 42FR silicone colon tubes.

Solutions: Dr. Bronner's peppermint; gallon of USP glycerine

One rubber open top bag of about 3 pints, a modifird hot water bottle of similar capacity, an animal medicine bag of about six pints and a higginsons syringe, all with colon tubes on. and a few fleets enemas.

Well, after reading all this, I have nothing exceptional, just the standard stuff. But being the klismos that we are, we have definitely more than we need!! Back in the day when the enema bag hung on the back of the bathroom door in most everyone's home, that was "it," no more!! But we have them all!! I have "currently" a 4 qt. blue open top with silicone tubing and the "standard" enema and douche tubes this kit ala Amazon. Also from Amazon the 4 qt. plastic irrigator bucket with the usual tubes. Another plastic 2 lt. Irrigator from "Pic Indolar" made in Italy!! You have seen them, they have the exit tube in the bottom. A Faultless 2 qt. combo bag and tubes. A "Raspberry" 2 qt. open top that came with the little black enema tip so cute! Recently from OHN one of Kristina's amber 2 qt enema bags with the black tubing and I also got for it the white delrin enema tip!! Nice!! One of those 1.5 lt. plastic hospital type "one use" enema buckets and tubing that I use mainly for coffee enemas. And a 10 oz. red douche/enema bulb. Also a white 8 oz. enema bulb. That's the current line up....for now!!!! What will I add to my collection tomorrow??? And you, kinky klismo???

with a "Click!!,"

highwater

A couple red closed-top bags I purchased from the local drugstores years ago (one in FL, while on vacation), and my homemade 1-gal translucent water pitcher that I made several years ago, which is still my delivery method of choice. Nozzles are the basic ones that came with combo enema-douche kits, plus a green vinyl retention style nozzle (about 35 years old now, but still my favorite), and a Klyster KB-1 nozzle that I bought a couple years ago. It's OK, but I had to cross-drill holes in it about 1" back from the tip, because it wouldn't flow unless I pulled it back an inch or two. Works fine now, and I do use it occasionally when I'm in the mood. Needs lots of lubrication with this one however.

Only one, old, closed-top bag but tons of improvised equipment. Most of the time I use siphon-feed from various large-volume vessels so I have at least a half dozen of those with goose-neck tubes to feed over the top. Only 4-5 nozzles, a couple of colon tubes, a shoebox-sized container of "ancillaries". At least I don't have much money invested!

I have an "old fashioned" red rubber bag, several nozzles, and red tubing. I find it all I need or want. The thing that really seems to interest like minded people is the choice of nozzles. They range from small to really large. I also have a shower nozzle for those that wish to use it.

At present I have one red open top two quart enema bag, an enema nozzle, a douche nozzle, ivory bar soap, and a jar of vaseline.

That's adequate to keep my insides cleaned out twice a month.

Eman--That is a nice list of things to have.

hankb

Sandi,

only twice? Put that bag to work!

gdfru

I have about 15 bags, mostly open top and 2 bulbs, one 16 oz. and one 8 oz. Also 4 colon tubes. Guess I went over the top.

I have two 2 qt bags, two 3 qt bags, and a bulb. For nozzles, I have douche, barium tip, green flexi nozzle, butt plug type, and one from siliconenozzles.com that is sort of like a thicker douche nozzle. It is my current favorite. I would love to have a double balloon nozzle and would also like to have a JBL bag.

For those who like the "pumpkin" style bags, Dr. Leonard's little catalog has them in 6" $5.99, 9" $6.99, and 11" at $8.99. They have the wide cap like the old blue Faultless bags. You would just need the tubing adapter cap from your old bag.

Dan

Like many enema fans I have no problem tossing out old girl friends but tend to collect enema and sex toys that have brought me pleasure. Here’s the current inventory !

Large Volume gear: Long hose with inline bulb pump, non-return valve and flow indicator. 4.0L Klystra red open-top bag for routine use. 3.0L close top combo bag when I want to just “cuddle down” with a warm red bag and slowly hand-pump my colon full. Nozzle choices are a 1-1/4“ bat nozzle, a 34fr. colon tube a, 11“ Stream-master silicone nozzle for injections into the sigmoid.

Soap/Herbal gear: 2.0qt. open top bag with “Y” connected hoses and shut-offs to add to Large Volume gear. This, to augment/alternate large volume flow with soap or herbal. solutions.

Coffee enema gear: Small (1.5L) open top fountain bag with 6 ft of clear silicone hose, non-return valve and “standard” green rectal nozzle. (Intended to receive these small enemas while standing in the shower.) Aneros ‘Progasm Junior’ prostate massager which also acts as a retention plug for the coffee solution.

Higginson (for use with drinking water bottles while on travel): Standard Higginson non-return pump with 48“ x 34fr colon tube.

Shower-shot: Shower diverter valve with flow regulator and in-line filter. Nozzles: Stream Master anal spray for Perineum and Anal canal cleansing. Threaded adapter with 12“ x 38fr rectal tube. Quick change adapter to attach 11“ silicone nozzle.

Other stuff: various hoses, small nozzles, couplings, clamps, and a 2.0L Black combo bag. Blue hand bulb syringe. Large glass pitcher. 2.0L enamel-ware can, Assorted measuring spoons and cups. Hand strainers. Assorted lubes and soaps.

Two bags: one open top and the other closed which includes the standard small enema nozzle and douche nozzles

Higginson squeeze pump

3 colon tubes: 12 inch probably about 26fr clear soft latex, 30 inch latex 26fr and a 48fr latex 36 inches long

I do use a water diverter to feed a colon tubes and a handheld shower head so I can do bathtub enemas

I now have several syringes. 2-faultless two quart: 2-two quart no name; 1-four quart no name; 1-faultless bulb syringe; 2-rexall Victoria two quart combination; 1-rexall Victoria two quart fountain; 1-two quart Goodrich; 2-Tyson two quart. Have several nozzles, hoses, hose clamps and adapters.

My collection while not large is quite fun. A 4 qt red Klystra bag with nozzles that came with it and a large custom douche nozzle. A 2 qt closed top bag with regular tips, and a blue douche bulb. I would like to get a JBL bag someday.

@ wild. I own a JBL bag and they're really nice. Gives a very high enema and has benefits when you rock back and forth or twirl your butt around on it as I've posted previously. 😜 Have also taken a slow enema with it while in chat rooms too. You will definitely enjoy it.

A typical drugstore type combination enema bag and hot water bottle. My wife has a folding syringe, too, but since that is not for enemas I suppose it does not count.

Hi all,

Here's what I have:

1970's vintage Red SHEREMA four quart bag..........My fav, still looks like it just came out of the package. Built like a tank!

1950's vintage COMPACTO red folding syringe..............Found this one in an old drug store that was closing. Box says 2 Q 10 Oz, but when filled to the top, it holds 3 quarts. Not bad for an enema that fits in the palm of your hand when folded!

Arthur Hamilton 3 quart combo bag with a broken hanger : (

Repro Davol Paris 3 quart bag.

Repro JBL sit-on bag in red. A nice change now & then. I seem to be able to take a good volume with this bag.

A Davol Comfy 2 quart red open top bag. Got this from an old mom & pop drug store. NIB!

An older amber latex folding syringe that had a white plastic oval ring at the top. The bag pulled out of the ring, intact. Looking for a way to revive this classic early 60's folding syringe.

Three late 70's 2 quart folding syringes, one pink, one purple and one bright yellow. Haven't used these in a while.

Davol 2 oz bulb syringe

Two German latex double balloon nozzles

30" silicone colon tube

Several red rubber rectal tubes of various diameters & lengths.

A selection of douche nozzles from the 50's & 60's

A selection of adult & child nozzles the never get used

A few of the popular flexi-green nozzles

Five custom made nozzles by Wally Woodcutter. These are beautifully made & see frequent use.

One paddlewheel flow indicator. Answers the question "Is it going in?"

Various lengths of hose, amber latex, silicone, rubber, ribbed, smooth, red, black, bright yellow, etc etc

A number of shut off clamps in various styles, metal, adjustable, ramp style, etc.

Accessories: Astroglide, KY, Vaseline, Dr. Bronners Lavender, and a few bars of Ivory soap (from years ago)

Here's what I want:

A Wearever Journey Gem Bag. This was the Wearever version of the folding syringe. The lower half of the bag pushes straight up into the top half of the bag, making it somewhat compact. I discovered this bag in the bathroom & it provided many pleasurable 2 quart enemas during my younger years. I would LOVE to find one of these!

I wonder if a nice warm enema would help with a backache? They are predicting 30+ inched of snow where I am : (

Stay warm & enjoy,

vapor

Higginsons syringe with colon tube fitted

Open top enema bag.

Hot water bottle, modified into closed top bag.

Plastic animal health bag that holds way more than i can take.

Small plastic syringe for giving a squirt of neat glycerine.

Whats left of a bar of neutragena soap.

Box of glycerine suppositories.

A few large ish soap sticks.

Disposable diapers.

Examination gloves..

A few magic bullet suppositories.

Assorted bits and peices , rubber, plastic pipe and fittings and taps to join things as needed.

Vaseline.

Probably others........

I have so much enema gear that I keep it stored in organizer bins!!!

This is an absolutely great bulb enema that I got from Amazon. http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00MIQ72N2?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage. It's great for a quick rectal rinse. As the volume of water is so small, there's little chance of an unintended follow up! I also use it to clear the rectum before a series of enemas. It's a very handy size for travel and it's very light and easy to administer. I have had trouble in the past with bulbs that were too heavy and very hard to empty. If constipated while travelling, several bulbs worth would do the trick!

A 2 quart bag with a colon tube attached and a 4 ounce bulb. There's a disposable plastic enema bag in a closet, unopened in the little box it came in. The disposable bags are good for anything involving oil, which I haven't done in a while.

I have a vintage red 4-quart Sherama bag -- always ready! Also have two drug store red enema bag kits for when I meet someone to give an enema that does not have their own bag - then a big blub enema with two big nozzles for those nice over the knee sessions ... this is getting me in the mood!

I am addicted to the Higginson syringe, but have recently been turned on by the large clear hospital type bags where you can see the fluid as it disappears.