Where do you hide your enema equipment?

Since there are so many that have partners who do not share the enema experience and would be mortified to find out you do, my question is: Where do you hide your enema equipment so he or she does not find it?

I have several places. I have one bag in a drawer in the bathroom. She knows about this one. Another hanging in my closet between my shirts, another in a dop kit (male travel shaving bag) on a shelf in my closet and the rest in a closet in the computer room that she does not look in.

Jagson

Still living at home, so not hiding from my partner, but from others in the house. I keep it in several boxes, in my clothing locker

I keep in closet or hanging behind the shower curtin . Not really hidden but out of the way so to speak.

It's keep under the sink in the bathroom.

I don't hide enema equipment. It hangs on the shower most of the time. Don't try to keep it from my wife because I think she would know it anyway.

I have no need to hide it and my bags (And I do have more than one.) are always in the bathroom closet. -- DD

My gf isn't into any of this so I have to hide mine in the garage.

Mine is under the bathroom sink.

I store my stuff in my linen closet.

In the attic crawl space in my garage.

I hang mine from the living room chandelier. (just kidding)

My back-up equipment is out in my tree house. I have a throw rug up there; underneath there is a trap door and within this compartment I store my gear.

I think "Hide" is a bit much. I don't think my wife knows about my likes for the bag, but I don't hide it either. I don't leave it out in the open, but just slip in my nightstand. If she was to come across it and ask, I would have no problem explaining it to her. I would really like her to ask, as I would like for her to get into them as well.

I keep my stuff in a large plastic "tub" with a snap-on cover, under the clothes hanging in my closet. My wife knows what's in there, but since she has absolutely nothing to do with my fetish, she probably never looks in it, much less touches it. (Ugh!) It is a pretty formidable collection, and if she did look at it, would probably be aghast at all the toys.

No partner to hide it from, just the kids. I hide mine under my bed in a plastic shoe box....it's there among all the other shoe boxes!

I am out and proud about my enema fetish. I keep my bags and bulbs in plain sight in the bathroom.

I too keep my bag in the our master bathroom hanging in the shower stall, in plain view through the sliding glass doors. You can't miss it because it is a large 4-quart clear silicone bag with a matching hose and double balloon rectal catheter. The only person who sees it besides my wife is our cleaning lady (from south America) who comes in once a week. At first my wife suggested to hide it when she comes in, but I told her "so what?" No big deal, really, why should I be ashamed? 😉

Someone mentioned disposables. Do you mean the 4 oz. (or 6 oz.) Fleet enemas (if so, which kind?) or do you mean the one quart foldable enemas they have in hospitals with the little soap packet?

I've tried Fleets, but they really don't do anything for me. I like to have a series of enemas, at least three two-quart enemas. Maybe not the entire two quarts at once, but in total, times three. I have an open top and it's easy to replenish as needed.

My girlfriend is pretty much anti-anal, so I actually threw out all my goodies to prevent her finding it. Time went by and I finally decided to get a bag and now need a more permanent place to hind it. Thanks for the ideas!

The "family bag" and an adult rectal syringe is kept in the master bathroom cabinet, on MY side. So it's not hidden at all. I am, however, the only one who ever uses it. (We don't talk about enemas at my house.) I also have some equipment---including an enamel enema can, a douche bulb syringe and other "toys" in a box, in my office,on a shelf. I'd prefer not to have that discovered, but if it happens, it happens. We'll deal with it!

I do not "hide" it : just store it, in the bathroom on a shelf, and a towel is placed on top in order to protect it from dust, as it is a classic rigid 2 quart douche.

Should anyone ask, I will answer... but had none so far !

The bathroom is not exactly "open to public", as I have separate toilets for guests, and not so many people need to use your bathroom when they just come for a drink, dont'they ?

I keep my things in my upstairs linen closet inside a plastic grocery bag behind some folded towels. i would die if my stash was found!

I do not hide my bag when I'm finished using it it is hung from the showerhead in full view. If anyone has anything to say ask and you will be told.

I built a cabinet to hold the bags bulbs nozzles and the rest of the stuff She does not look in cabinet it is 4ft high 2 1/2 feet wide 1 foot deep.

I'm lucky that I'm a massage therapist, so the table, sheets, pads, lotions etc, can be left out. I have a bedroom dresser in my massage room that houses my bags, disposables etc. On the bookshelf over my desk I have a canister set with organic coffee, damiana, salt & baking soda. My castile soaps are in pretty decanters. My peppermint, eucalyptus and lavender oils are out in the open. My IV stand is collapsible and stands in the corner behind the bolsters. I have a small locked cabinet for the nozzles, thermometers, connectors etc. I used to have a full closet that stayed locked, now I hide things in plain site.

Diapers under the sink. Enema bag hangs on the back of the bathroom door. Associated clothing, panties bra's, and other playthings, in a box in my workshop.

General purpose PVC tubing, modified water jugs, threaded fittings (such as those used in table lamps and the like), some poly twine, a clamping device (hemostats work well), a hot glue gun and some electrical tape are all it take. Lots of other variants, but those are the basics.

Hell yeah, that's the way it's supposed to be done! For the longest time the same empty 20oz bottle sat in my bedroom, it would change places from time to time, but nobody ever noticed it was always the exact same bottle (and I never keep drinks in the bedroom, so it's as out of place as it can be). I can't believe nobody ever went "wtf" and threw it away.

I just put my kit in with the rest of my toys, in one of many backpacks I keep all together (security through obscurity, few people will go through three or four bags, but they might go through a single one). Also makes for discreet transportation.

I don't have to. My wife knows that I enjoy a good enema.

She just does not want to be involved....hence the need for a good e partner.

Our bags are kept on clear push pins behind the Bathroom door. The hoses are hanging on a hook on the door. The nozzles and such are kept in a drawer by the sink. Come to think of it there is also a plastic box in the Master Bedroom closet for "overflow" items. Friends, coworkers and family have all been in the bathroom. No one has ever said a word or given a strange look. I'm willing to bet there's a lot of us out there. Way fewer belly aches, not having to sit on public toilets and more variations in the bedroom. Count me in.

I do not have to hide my equipment at all.