Wonderful enema bag From Ebay

I just got mine from the seller of the link. I opened it up this morning and filled it up right away. I will definately have to work up to getting to take this whole thing. I'll definitely be updating my Fetlife profile to include this intimidating bag.

http://cgi.ebay.com/GIGANTIC-2-1-2-GAL-ENEMA-wHuge-Barium-Nozzle_W0QQitemZ180474908186QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item2a05248e1a

I'm a bit leery about the bag, even with the "reinforcing grommet" to support a 2 1/2 gallon bag that contains twenty pounds of water.

I think after a couple of uses the bag would have ripped and landed on the floor.

I'm really curious to know how long this bag lasts.

Susie,

I have the same bag - from the same seller. Sturdy and fully able to support the entire volume. It is actually closer to 3 gallons than 2.5. The tube connector (like most closed bags) screws into the neck of the bag and it leaks a bit when fully loaded, which I attribute to the volume/weight distorting the neck. This is easily solved with a bit of packing around the threads (paper towel, scrap of cloth, etc.). The bag is made of thick vinyl and the grommet is large and extra thick, with the supporting strip integral to the bag.

A VERY intimidating sight when you appear with this bag full and ready for action! 😮

Bob

I read somewhere that most of these were standard bags that have been stretched using an air compressor. iDunno...

VERY ENTICING ! Just ordered one - will let y'all know how everthing works out 😁

I have that bag-it's hard to fill and the seal broke-not all that excited so far. I like top filling bags best. Btw-its hanging in the backround of one of my fetlife pics

I have a 2 gallon version, well made of heavy vinyl and a large, secure grommet. I've used the bag about 25 or 30 times, no leaks - not even at the screw in closure at the neck. No signs of stress or potential failure. I'm very pleased with it, and I believe it is a keeper, that will return many years of service.

After using the enema bag for a week or so I have been quite pleased. The bag itself is very durable. The only problem that I've had is too much pressure, but after some tweaking of the hose clamp I was able to have a more moderate flow. All I had to do was file down the clamp so there would still be flow with one or two clicks. If I need to stop the flow a few more clicks and I'm done.

I'm also using my aluminum butt plug enema nozzle instead of the standard cheap enema nozzles.

Oh I used to have one of those bags. It never went wrong or ripped. good bag in fact. I threw it away in the end after accumilating waaay to much enema equipment :-)

WHEW - that is one BIG ENEMA (BAG) 😁

A full 10 quarts (2 1/2 gallons). Excellent for an enema series, such as two 5 quart warm, soapy enemas, which I just enjoyed without needing to refill.

Construction looks AOK, and no leak issues so far.

Although I usually prefer open top enema bags, with its included stopper, it should be excellent for filling full and then venturing into the great outdoors for some au natural pleasures.

Arrived promptly, and looks like a very good bargain for a BIG enema bag.

MARVELEOUS - easy to quickly fill and take ALL I can handle - usually about six quarts - without needing to stop and refill. 😄 😄 😄 😄 😄 😄

Gallery pictures #9828 & #9629 in Gallery Enemas Enema Fun Your Enema is Ready! show this ample 10 quart enema bag full and ready to GO!

#9629 was taken today 5/2/2010 hanging from my bedroon ceiling, with included blue hose and barrium enema pipe - which works quite well to help retain such a HUGE enema. 😁

Now lets see if I can take the FULL 2 1/2 GALLONS this time... 😜

YES I DID ! 😜

WHEW - A LOT OF INTESTINAL FORTITUDE ! See emptied bag picture #9630

All I can say is I hope that you don't injure yourself trying to take mega-enemas. Good luck, and be careful.

Thanks Healthy for your concern. Actually, since I have an extra loop in my colon this is manageable for me without problems.

An extra loop? That would come in handy when taking such high volumes.