Enema Gear in Your House

I have such a large collection of enema equipment, that I keep it stored in storage totes. I've been collecting for many years!!!

Well, it appears I'm just a novice. I only have the one kit that I got from Walmart a few months ago.

I keep it in my bedroom closet on a coat hanger at the end of the rack to dry after cleaning from use.

Piper, that Walmart rig is a great start. It sounds like you're getting more familiar with it and hopefully discovering some of the "magical virtues" that have been discussed throughout the site. Couple an enema with a good massage, whenever possible, and you might just get hooked!

Many of us have a bit of an equipment fetish that supports our enjoyment of this simple pleasure and procedure. I suppose that the method and mechanism of delivery essentially accomplishes the same thing as far as infusion of solution. The outcome is most assuredly the same.

For many of us, the psychological aspect is deeply ingrained. Those old, or specialized equipment items, tend to enhance the process and can create an ambience that allows us to digress to some simpler times and places in life. Nostalgia is a great escape at times.

In any case, regardless of the type of enema gear available at those times of need or desire, we can always enjoy some shits and giggles at home, or on the road.

Here's the list: -

1. 10 litre plastic bucket

2. 16 mm copper siphon U-tube (water piping), 320 mm long, fitted with garden quick connect male connector

3. Delivery tube: 3 meters of 8 mm clear plastic tubing fitted at each end with non-return garden quick connect female connectors

4. In-line garden quick connect shutoff valve

5. 1.5 meters OHP silicone Fr 42 colon tube, fitted with female garden non-return quick connector

6. DIY insertable inflatable sleeve for the colon tube, insertable length 200 mm. This slides over the colon tube and is inserted into my bum once the colon tube is in place.

On inflation, it grips the colon tube, keeping it in place and preventing leaks. It's like having an inflatable nozzle with a full colon tube in front of it.

7. DIY inflatable nozzle, 1,2 litre capacity, 200 mm insertable length. This is an alternative to the colon tube.

8. Male quick connector tap (faucet) adaptor for bathroom basin (sink, US)

9. Bike pump for inflating sleeve or nozzle

10. 200 ml bulb syringe, rarely used.

Procedure

1. Add powdered soap to bucket with 2 dessert spoonfuls of salt. Add 2 litres of very hot water and stir with the siphon tube. Add one litre cold water, then two more of lukewarm water. Bucket must be placed lower than bathroom basin (sink)

2. Connect the coiled delivery tube to the bathroom mixer tap (faucet) and its other end to the siphon tube. Run warm water until all bubbles are expelled.

3. Seal the siphon tube end with a finger while shutting off the water flow. Transfer the siphon tube, still sealed, to the bucket, releasing only once the free end is under the soapy water surface.

4. Detach delivery tube from tap, connect OPEN shutoff valve and lower carefully until soap solution just appears. Close valve, throw tube on floor.

5. Hoist bucket to hook. Holding delivery tube above toilet (or shower drain), open the valve and run the siphon until the soap solution appears at the valve. Shut the valve again.

6. Prepare the colon tube. Lubricate well, slide the sleeve over it. Lubricate anus thoroughly (enjoy this!)

7. Connect the colon tube to the shutoff valve on the delivery tube, hold up the delivery end and, using the shutoff, expel the air, again closing the shutoff.

8. insert the colon tube and start the water flowing slowly. When the tube is fully inserted, slide the sleeve up the bum and seat it against the perineum. Attach the bike pump and inflate to at least 750 ml.

9. Find my favourite position and relax for the 5 litre fill.

10. When the siphon gurgles, detach the delivery tube,leaving the colon tube and sleeve inside. You are now free to do whatever floats your boat while you hold.

11. Getting the sleeve & colon tube out when it's time to expel can be tricky because I'm under some serious pressure! My bathroom has no tub; I do it in the shower.

Johnny

I only have a small bulb syringe and a 2quart enema bag with the douche nozzle attached. I would enjoy an upgrade :-)

We have a red combination bag and the two nozzles that came with it. While I've been reading about all the other enema related items that people own I am not convinced that we need any of them since our bag gives perfectly good enemas as it is.

This is my current home rig in its white wall cupboard in my bathroom:

(♫) 2000 cc glass irrigator with white enameled tin plate frame (Tuscan made no-name aka Hartmann aka Boots aka Freda)

► Circa 1940 - my oldest piece of equipment, found at a flea market in Bologna. Original frame is stored away, I use it with a homemade halyard collar.

(♫) ± 6ft clear silicone hose (Klystra)

(♫) ratchet clamp (Qosina 25659)

(♫) clear plastic barb connector (Klystra)

(♫) 26FR 30 cm red rubber rectal tube (Rüsch) w/ transplanted head leaving only upper side hole)

► Heritage from late 1970s, still holding up well.

or

(♫) 30FR 60 cm clear silicone colon tube (Klystra w/ welded-on silicone twin side hole tip)

or

(♫) wide-bore 12 cm semicontoured rubber nozzle (homebuilt by turning the top section of a Rüsh 42FR red rubber rectal tube w/ shortened head leaving only upper side hole)

• 3000 cc translucent PP measuring/mixing pitcher (made in Italy)

• digital scale (made in China)

• scooping/stirring long neck spoon (made in Germany)

• plastic measuring cup (made in Italy)

• plastic kidney basin (made in Italy)

• asymmetric S-hook (homemade, zinc plated iron covered in vinyl)

• water-based lubricant (HR Jelly)

• chlorinated solution (Amuchina)

• natural sea salt (untreated, non-iodized, hand harvested from Sicilian natural reserve) in a glass/steel jar

• baking soda in a glass/steel jar

• soap (Dr. Bronner's unscented)

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Then my travel kit in its zippered pouch also stored along with the home equipment:

(♫) 2000 cc vinyl/PP/PE folding travel syringe (Safety Klister)

► Comes with hose, spigot valve, rectal and vaginal nozzles.

(♫) 32FR rectal tube (homebuilt from medical grade silicone tube w/ reduction tip and screw-on connector)

• S-hook, suction cup, shelf hook set

• zipper bag with about 20 reusable 9g packets of sea salt

• small packet of paper towels

• (another) scooping/stirring long neck spoon

• portable telescopic stand (Stitz UP-44)

► Actually stored inside my bedroom wardrobe.

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Other gear stored in a large plastic box inside my bedroom wardrobe:

• 2000 cc vinyl/PP/PE folding travel syringe (Artsana 2005)

► New - travel's spare, prepared and sanitized.

• 2000 cc vinyl/PP/PE folding travel syringe (Artsana 2005.0)

► Mom's heritage, still perfect, overhauled and sanitized.

• 520 cc plastisol bulb syringe (afety A908924513)

► Bought it many years ago out of curiosity, took a few enemas with it. Currently sanitized and stored away (clumsy, takes ages to clean, no fun without enemates).

• 2100 cc sit-on bag (homemade from Dr. Marcus hot water bottle and wide-bore nozzle from rubber faucet aerator over flap valve)

► Experimental, made to try out the action of a JBL-style bag before possibly purchasing the real thing.

• 2100 cc open+closed rubber enema bag (homemade from Dr. Marcus hot water bottle and Artsana connector/hose/valve array)

► The second one built in 2010 after the first one (2003) gave up due to inferior material - Works like a charm.

• 400 cc travel enema pouch (homemade from a Pedrini sac à poche w/ modified nipple cap and homemade 30FR silicone rectal tube)

► Retired - bought on impulse just to fulfill my imagination. Cclumsy and unwieldy but works.

• Higginson syringe (Rüsch Perfex long hose)

►It can be fully [7 parts] unassembled for cleaning and easy drying. Seldom used as such, mostly inline purely for pleasure.

• 26FR 20 cm rectal tube (Itala open tip without side hole)

► Heritage from mid 1960s, still in mint conditions.

• 30FR 18 cm rectal tube (homebuilt from medical grade silicone tube w/ screw-on connector)

• 20FR 40 cm Foley balloon catheter (silicone clad latex with small distal balloon)

► Nearly useless as a retention nozzle, with the balloon collapsed is actually a good colon tube.

• bat-shaped clear silicone soft nozzle (Silicone Nozzles CS18 Model M, 1/8" bore)

► Retired - poor head-to-stem proportions, floppy silicone, ill-cured material, wide burrs alongside moulding line. Tip flares too bluntly stretching my anus uncomfortably even with plenty lubrication.

• bat-shaped black plastic rigid nozzle (Klystra KB1)

► Retired - correct proportions but too long, too wide, unwieldy, bumpy. Currently waiting to undergo lathe-turning in order to resize both lenghth and width,

• red indiarubber hose w/ rolled end (Narang Mannesman-style)

► Retired - too-stiff rubber, grainy inner bore (hard to clean), starting to get brittle.

• red rubber ribbed hose (Klystra, made in China)

► Retired - too-stiff rubber. A short (± 10 cm) section currently fits the one way valve.

• one way valve (Klystra)

• ramp clamp (Oakton Keck)

• cam clamp (Klystra Kona)

• full set of plastic barbed connectors including Y-connector (Klystra, Medtech 3000)

• two- and three-piece collars for Italian style glass irrigators (homemade from halyard line)

• (another, older) scooping/stirring long neck spoon

► Mom's heritage, currently dwelling in the kitchen.

• various fittings, leftover nozzles, hooks, spares, scavenged parts

► Including outlet set and valve saved from my first travel syringe bought 38 years ago.

I have a total of 3 bags. A Cara bag from Walmart, and is really a nice bag for the money. The second one is a much older red bag, that is very thin walled and is my favorite actually and the third is a newly acquired open top bag that I found at an estate sale. I have made this my travel bag and used during our last trip to Florida. It was brand new in the box and is a Davol Fountain syringe. It was originally purchased at Fred Meyer and the sticker shows it sold for $5.79. It is old enough that it does not have a bar code label on it.

I like them all and do rotate each one in my sessions.

I keep all the gear under my sink and is out of sight. My wife is not into enemas and prefers not to see that out and about.

Bear with me - I'm new. I found this topic before posting one just like it.

My inventory consists of 5 bags - one big red 4 quart (the cheapo kind that actually holds one cup less than 5 quarts), one 4 quart silicone bag, one 2-1/2 quart silicone bag, one drugstore combination syringe and a whitish Cara open top fountain syringe (which actually only holds about a quart and a half).

I have one double balloon inflatable, one gigantic (unused) 36" 122Fr colon tube (scary thing), one 24" 75Fr colon tube (CT75 ffom siliconenozzles dot com), one 34" tapered colon nozzle (GRB80-122 - also from siliconenozzles), one 20" 36Fr rectal tube, 4 different silicone "nozzles", 5 different "douche" nozzles, and several other little goodies. I've just ordered a softer, shorter version of the 75Fr colon tube (16" long, the really soft version).

I also have two 5" veterinary thermometers and two 6-1/2" mercury thermometers that are pretty large diameter - about the size of an ink pen.

Wow - that was fun to write!!

I am the ONLY one in my home that get's enema's because I do have a life long constipation problem,since infancy.The ONLY enema supplies in my home,is the FLEET Child enema's.My mommy and older sister are the ones that give to me when,they feel I need a helper(as they call them).I am kept as a baby,yes still in diapers,so they take care of ALL my needs!!!

One drug store variety red bag with usual nozzles, one old style tapered hard rubber enema nozzle, one old style hard rubber douche nozzle, one of what I call European style straight hard rubber (about 5 inches long) with a twist shutoff valve, a drug store variety 8 oz bulb nozzle (gets the most use), and a very old 4 oz. child size red bulb with a black nozzle. I was given an enema once with a large diameter nozzle with a penis type head that was about an inch in diameter. Loved it and would like to add it to my collection. Love, love enemas!

I have my one really good silicone 5 quart bag from ohn 4 crappy bags from the drug store plus 4 bulbs from the drug store

I have my most-used bag, a 3-qt Klystra "Paris" HWB style

3 HWB Style 2-qt bags Two of which are 2 Imperial Quarts and came from my mother when she lived in Canada. They probably all date from the late 1960s or earlier, and one at least was likely purchased for her by her mother.

One 2-qt "faultless" brand 2-US quart HWB style bag. she may have bought that one for herself while living down here.

One 2-qt "open top" cheap plastic glossy red small mouth bag that I understand that she bought just weeks before she left. I think she probably tried it out once but that was it

A pink 10 oz Douche bulb with a white nozzle and a cup that her Mom apparently gave her hoping she would not resist too much a weekly douche.

A blue 6oz bulb. God knows where that came from I only use it to increase the liquid content of a Fleet enema.

And the other bag other than the 3-qt that I purchased for myself A white 4-qt open-top monster that I only use maybe once a year or less, but when I can use it, it's SOOOOO satisfying and such a feeling of victory.

DIY inflatable colon snake. This one advances by " growing" from the inside. I use a cleaned bicycle inner tube about 1.25" in dia. Cut it on both sides of the valve stem to make a long open tube. Further cut this a little longer than the insertion length desired. Fasten one end to a blood pressure cuff bulb with hose using appropriate adapter and rubber band wound around and around to seal. Mine is made on a wood lathe from nylon and is approx the shape and size of a small thread spool and has a small hose barb in the center hole for attachment of the inflation hose. The other end of the inner tube is closed by a similar but smaller "spool" without the hole in the middle but with a nice rounded leading end with a blind hole in the center which does not go all the way through it.

In use the tube is inflated just beyond getting the wrinkles out, say 1.3" and a wooden dowel slightly smaller than that blind hole is inserted in the end plug. By pushing the dowel and end spool back into the inner tube the inner tube turns inside out. As this happens air is let out to relieve some of the pressure caused by the tube length reduction and doubling back. When dowel has pushed end spool completely in and the tube is 1/2 as long and inside out the dowel can be withdrawn by first letting all the pressure out. This is necessary because the pressure grips the dowel as the outer part envelopes it. At this point you have a flaccid inside out inner tube . When pressure is reapplied using the inflation bulb it will " grow" from the inside out and advance within the colon without the need of actually sliding along the colon. To make the tube rigid for initial insertion hold it by the inner spool ( which is inside now) near the base and pressurize it to desired firmness and diameter.

I have two 2qt closed top red begs. One is an antique Rexall

I have a 1/2 " x 10" silicone nozzle

Three black antique nozzles, the douche nozzle is 7" with a slight curve (my fav)

8 Oz blue bulb with a standard enema nozzle

A black 16 Oz combo enema/ douche nozzle

I used to have a variety of enema equipment but recently I have been reducing to just the basics. Not that I plan to die soon, but if I were to kick off unexpectedly, a single bag and a single bulb syringe could appear to be normal "health related" stuff if my daughters have to clean out my house.

You name it I got it. 2 B.F.Goodrich Sojourn Amber latex syringes multiple davol latex travel syringes. Multiple bulb syringes different sizes and colors. Several Paris bags, 2 and 2.5 at's. 4 qt. silicone bag. Double Bar d ex. Multiple colon tubes. Boxes of enema equipment in the basement that I do not use

Update.

Since my last post in 2015, I have added some new items. I still have my open top red latex bag which, I got over 10 years ago while on business trip- I think it was at Walgreens and it holds about 2 quarts max.

New items of interest:

A colon tube from Silicone Nozzles (see pic on my profile page) which is 1 inch diameter clear silicone and 28 inches long.

A colon tube from Optimal Health Network: the tapered silicone 30 inch and 32fr. It has a flexible nozzle on the end of tube which makes it a little different from regular colon tubes.

Finally, I got a 1 gallon silicone bag and enema kit from Seeking Health. I have really enjoyed using this bag and because it is translucent you can see the water in the bag as it drains down. If you are a serious enema enthusiast like most here on zity, you really owe it to yourself to get a high quality 1 gallon silicone bag- yes the enemas still feel the same but having the ability to see the solution in the bag as you fill it and when you start the enema adds greatly to the whole experience. And a one gallon capacity will be enough for just about everybody who does enemas.

Finally, I got a 1 gallon silicone bag and enema kit from Seeking Health. I have really enjoyed using this bag and because it is translucent you can see the water in the bag as it drains down. If you are a serious enema enthusiast like most here on zity, you really owe it to yourself to get a high quality 1 gallon silicone bag- yes the enemas still feel the same but having the ability to see the solution in the bag as you fill it and when you start the enema adds greatly to the whole experience. And a one gallon capacity will be enough for just about everybody who does enemas.

The near-transparent bags also are nice because it makes it easy to see if you are getting them clean and dry and if there are any chunks in the solution that might block the tube (and if any are).

Silicone is also great because it's inert to most substances, so you don't have to worry about it degrading.

Like Redbulb, I've been trying to reduce the amount of equipment I have as well as one of the exam tables here in the basement. It is time for someone else to enjoy some of it, and will also be less to embarrass my heirs when they are going through things.

Dan

My theory is kiss as in keep it simple etc. objective is minimum equipment needed for a gravity enema anywhere using any avail open top container with just what fits in a little zippered “purse “. A 1/4” ID rigid tube of any suitable material, (mine is aluminum), about 3” long bent in a smooth “U”. Attach rubber or neoprene hose, mine purchased from Walmart as an exercise bungee with useless handles. Cut about 8” off end of hose and attach to the unused end of “U” tube as the suction or pick up end. Attach a small nozzle to longer hose end and away you go!

I am not sure if this is the best discussion to post this in, but here we go. The collector who has made DVD's for while now, and I think they are awesome for one I love the vintage gear! And the sexy ladies! I spoke with him awhile back and asked if he sold bags on his site at one time. He responded that he did, but he stopped selling them. I didn't ask why it really my business, but I guess do to the new age Fleet (junk, horrible) and the love for the good old enema bag has lost it's importance in this busy throw away society we all live. Anyway if anyone has ever seen one or all of them, that must have been sold at one time I assume on the webpage. Would really like to see a few pics if they are out there.

As an enema/douche equipment collector, I've had hundreds of different items that I've bought, sold, and traded. As others have indicated, I have also liquidated the vast majority of my gear over the last couple of years. I still keep a few personal favorites for use. As my own mortality becomes more of an issue, I've been more cautious in my estate planning.

The last thing I need is for my fairly private proclivities to become the topic of memories for my family.

@sse4fun We are sill totally enjoying the "Care Package" you sent to us! Thanks!

@sse4fun We are sill totally enjoying the "Care Package" you sent to us! Thanks!

Ladies have it lucky there. Nobody's sent me an enema equipment gift.

Have a 2 quart enema bag and an 8 ounce enema bulb.

MrSudsy, l have 1 White Faultless 2 Qt. that looks just like your white bag in photo from the 60's or early 70's, 2 red 2qt, and a plastic hosp can 51oz .

MORE THAN 3 QTS CAN ACTUALLY BE PUT IN A " 2 QT " BAG ( HOT WATER BOTTLE STYLE ) BY USING THE SYPHON CONCEPT, Hang bag upsidedown, have a 1 gallon container filled with solution have it higher than bag, put nozzle in gallon container, the pull the flat front and back of the bag to create suction and start the syphon, the bag will fill to be almost round and hold much more than the 2qt capacity.... it looks exciting too.

We have five enema bags. Six nozzles four of the nozzles are different. Two colon tubes. That is for three girls and sometimes four. One of the enema bags and nozzle belongs to my sisters girlfriends' niece. She is nineteen but still lives at home and just doesn't want the hassle of her mom or sisters finding it. Plus here she can leave it out to dry knowing we will put it away for her.

Inventory time!! 😘

After reading this thread, I decided it was past time to do an inventory of our enema equipment. I mean, after all, what self-respecting enema lover wouldn't want to know how many nozzles and bags are lurking in the linen closet!

Here's my list of "toys":

3 - Enema Bags - 1 - 3-quart closed top combo bag in red rubber; 1 - 4-quart open top bag (Klystra) in black rubber; 1 - 4-quart open top bag in clear silicone (Seeking Health).

7 Colon Tubes - 3 - 36Fr red rubber colon tubes (2 closed end and 1 open end) in 24 and 36 inches in length; 1 40Fr red rubber colon tube (open end) in a 30 inch length; 2 clear silicone colon tubes (both closed end) in 30 and 48 inch lengths; 1 40Fr Pezzer tube with a mushroom head.

5 Nozzles - 3 Silicone Nozzles creations (KGL-1, Model F and Model B), 1 silicone tulip tip enema nozzle, and the trusty old plastic douche nozzle (that came with a drugstore kit years ago).

1 Douche Bulb - A lovely pink bulb with an imposing white pipe. Perfect for a quickie enema when hubby wants to play at my "backdoor" on the spur of the moment!

Probably not as impressive array of enema gear as some, but I love every piece of it!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb