Used equipment yes or no?

Of course depending on the system used, yes - I would, naturally I would not use the more intimate parts, they'd get replaced.

The same thing with sex toys, I wouldn't use theirs, I wouldn't let them use any of my toys, the only time I would break that rule is if you and your partner were either in a relationship or not, were regular in intimacy and then could share.

Over the years I have bought five used enema cans from ebay and gave all but one away. Sanitation was not a problem since the cans were metal and hot water could be used to cleanse them. That made them popular in hospitals years ago, along with Moms like mine.

The only second-hand equipment I have ever bought or used is a can.

I have purchased used enema equipment from ebay over the years and have used them repeatedly. I have boiled the bags and hoses and attachments prior to their use. And in addition filled both bottle and hoses with rubbing alcohol overnight and then washed them real good with soap and water. No, I have not had any problems with the equipment.

No. Never. It’s too cheap to buy new clean stuff.

I bought old glass and metal cans.

Need some work to prepare for usage but I love old fashioned enema.

Still searching for old nozzles, may be later will found.

I would be willing to use somebody's enema equipment like say one purchased on Ebay or was a hand me down from family members, but I would double clean everything to make sure I was safe in using it. That said, I have purchased lots of enema equipment over the years, all new, and have not had the need to think about someone else's use of the equipment. I can see the excitement of acquiring old vintage equipment that is a throwback to a person's childhood enema days. Since I did not receive enemas from my mother, I don't have any emotional attachment to enema equipment from years past. But I do like seeing the old equipment in pictures or on Ebay because I love doing enemas and I can appreciate how the vintage equipment is a real turn on.

I’m not inclined to purchase vintage or used equipment unless it can be sterilized in an autoclave, and I don’t own an autoclave. Like @ProV1 , I do not have memories from childhood that I am trying to recreate.

In an earlier post I related that we had found an old Davol combination syringe while clearing out my mother-in-law's house before she moved in with us. My wife remembered it from growing up but truly disliked getting enemas- she told me to “throw it out!” Nonetheless, it ended up in its box in the cellar in storage here.

Now that Mom is gone, I am going through boxes and suitcases which went into storage years ago and donating what we can and disposing of the rest. In one box of old towels and sheets I came across another treasure. A blue and black box labelled “Armstrong Silver Leaf” and inside was a red open-top fountain syringe, red hose, antique cam-type clamp and three black nozzles. All in excellent condition. Still soft and pliable. The box is pretty beat up, but it says it holds 2½ quarts!

When my bride came home, I told her what I found and showed her the ‘treasure.’ She was less than impressed and said, “That damn thing.” She remembered the blue box in her mother's closet and hated seeing it in the bathroom since it meant her mother planned on giving her an enema. Like my own mother, her mother never needed much of a reason to give an enema.

My bride only reluctantly talks about her enemas growing up, but she did say that “My mother ALWAYS made them soapy and ALWAYS filled up the bag. She said it was because I needed a good cleanout." Like the last treasure she said, “throw it out!” Like the last prize I found, it is now in the cellar in deep storage! One of these days It will have to get a trial run after it gets a ‘good cleanout!’

I can now just imagine my bride, bent over the tub with the black adult nozzle buried in her behind looking at that monster bag and her mom telling her to “be a good girl and just take a little more.” It is the stuff of good dreams!

So run it through the dishwasher done…..

I got uset JBL bag, found it here. I wrote massages to 7 members and one was agreed to sell me. It needed a little repair, but now fully working.

I have acquired quite a collection of used, vintage enema equipment off the web for the last 20 years when it became possible to do so. If the authentic vintage was good enough for moms, aunts, grandmas then its good enough for me. Back in the day, hospitals gave enemas to many patients using the same enema equipment. Also, everyone in the family would be subject to being treated from the very same enema that hung on the nail on the bathroom door….. michael https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/212297

Yes I’ve purchased several used vintage bags,hose,nozzles on eBay, mainly for the black curved nozzles, I clean them with peroxide and soak in alcohol for a couple of hours, one bag I kept and now use was in good shape so I filled with peroxide with hose attached and let hose fill and clamped and let sit for an hour then and followed the same procedure with 91% alcohol then flushed with hot soapy water several times and then fresh water.

No. No used equipment for me. Although it's quite titillating to see pics of all the vintage rubber equipment that was available during my youth, triggering memories of those frequent sessions with mom along with the heavy scent of rubber, I'll stick with my clear silicone gear.

One of our Aussie zity members has purchased a few items of enema equipment which I have bought in France. I bought a lovely 2 litre can a few hours ago!

I'm only interested in vintage douche nozzles. I've gotten a couple of those from friends in years past and simply soaked them in full strength household bleach. Had no problems and would do the same again…. Luckily whatever I did, did not affect the back color of the nozzles.

I will admit to having bought some vintage stuff including bags, thermometers and cans. A little bleach or alcohol and I don't have any qualms about using them. I once bought a vintage BF Goodrich colon tube that was the best.

I will admit to having bought some vintage stuff including bags, thermometers and cans. A little bleach or alcohol and I don't have any qualms about using them. I once bought a vintage BF Goodrich colon tube that was the best.

Of course you don't - they're not going up YOUR butt!! 😄

Of course you don't - they're not going up YOUR butt!! 😄

Well there is that too.

I have a few vintage bags that I cleaned out really good before I used them. The one has an original nozzle and that was cleaned as well. I don't have any reservations about using them.

Elaine

Sometimes you can find an add on Ebay for a used backhoe. For severe constipation cases.

Is a big NO NO…Especially in the covid thing going around…you just don't know what or where the equipment has been.

Almost all my bags, nozzles and rectal thermometers are used. When ever I buy something off Ebay it receives a through cleaning.

I've not ever used “old” except on my high school girlfriend, & that was her family's (long story. Maybe later).. Since the advent of so many new ailments, I would not do it. It's tempting, though. Some of those fine old items can't ever be replaced as to shape, materials & quality. Good reproductions of such vintage items would be treasured indeed.

2nd hand rubber equipment….just like a 2nd hand condom

2nd hand rubber equipment….just like a 2nd hand condom

Exactly, couldn't agree more !

Simple reality:

If you want a vintage enema bag or bulb douche, you buy used or not at all. Your chances of finding truly “new, unused” bags and bulbs is about as good as a big lottery win. About the only realistic chance is from the stock of a long closed and abandoned, likely small town, pharmacy.

Virtually nobody ever bought a bag or bulb ‘just to have one’. Bags were usually bought because someone in the family, usually a kid, was in need of drastic intervention to MAKE them poo or a woman had an infection or wanted to douche after sex. Bags and bulbs are purpose made. If you want to delude yourself, buy a combination syringe and believe it was bought ‘just in case’ and all that was ever used was the hot water bottle part.

In a capsule: Buy second hand and assume it has been used and needs a full sanitizing or do without. Period.

While some sellers advertise syringes as ‘new’, ‘NOS’, ‘NIB’, etc. odds are better than 99% ANY syringe has been used.

If the hose is shown attached to the bag, it has been used… 100%

If thee is a nozzle attached to the hose, it has been used… 100%

If the bag is ‘still attached to the box’ it means nothing.

I've described how I clean pre-owned stuff in other posts. I have no concerns about using anything cleaned as described to put solution up anyone's butt, including my own.

YMMV.

If you want a vintage enema bag or bulb douche, you buy used or not at all.

I agree @Sean .There is no way to buy “new” vintage enema items. So second hand/used is all that you can do. One just has to use common sense and clean the best you can if you plan to use the equipment. If it can't be cleaned well and properly then using it may not be an option.

About the only realistic chance is from the stock of a long closed and abandoned, likely small town, pharmacy.

This option is getting to be nearly impossible with such places being torn down or repurposed. Such NOS inventories are becoming less and less. Atleast in our area any way.

Yes. Every enema that I got growing up was given or taken from used equipment, meaning my mom's enema bag or bulb. As kinky as it may sound, I found the used or “experienced”quality of the equipment to be an added thrill. All I had to do was think about how perhaps just days earlier, the same nozzle had been in mom's butt, and I was feeling the same sensations, the same excitement, and the same sexual passion that she felt.

And used equipment, even from unknown users I'm sure would bring the same erotic boost. Just imagine getting an enema from a bag and nozzle that another klismo had owned. Think about the passion that might have been shared as klismo lovers intimately plunged that nozzle into each other delivering those soapy thrills.

For casual enema dates the situation is a little different. Unless an emotional bond had been created by frequent same-partner intimacy, used or shared enema equipment might be inappropriate.

One last comment on used equipment. When mom's health declined, I drove down to visit her during her first week of assisted living. After the visit, instead of the trip home, i spent the night in her house which had not yet been emptied for sale. As you might expect, I headed right to the bathroom cabinet where her enema bags, bulbs, and douche bulb were kept. They were gone! To this day I wonder what family member is enjoying her enema and douche equipment.