Where do you hide your enema equipment?

I keep most of my enema equipment either in a drawer in the bedroom or shelve in the linen closet. However there is usually at least one red rubber closed top bag hanging up in my bathroom waiting for the next enema session!

My 'everyday' 3 quart enema bag is stored in my closet hanging on a hanger with my shirts. My wife knows I use it often and knows its there. I also have a box in the basement where I store my 4 'spare' bags, extra nozzles, new hoses and my collection of different enema soaps. She does not know about this stash! Also in the box is my collection of printed stories from enema wesbites that I like to read during my enema sessions. The collection is probably 300 pages of erotic material.

Since I'm in the process of moving to a new location soon, I usually have my enema supplies in box in discreet boxes labeled 'office supplies'. LOL! And since I do graphic design work, most of my stuff is in my trunk of my car. So I would place my enema kit there under my other supplies so nobody would find them.

My room is really junky so I just put it in a box full of other junk and no one's the wiser. At least, no one fesses up to noticing lol. I did once accidentally leave it out after a night of play. My partner came home late that night after a party so I don't know if he really noticed anyway since it was late. He never said anything anyway. I woke up in the middle of the night and quietly moved it into a drawer in my bathroom counter until I could move it back to my room.

The main reason ours are "hidden" is to keep them out of the way of the kids.

The red bags are in a night stand drawer beside the bed, the clear one hang behind some clothes in my closet, the jbl is hidden in the linen closet, and the extra nozzles are in a dresser drawer. All are easily accessible when needed.

You know all this stuff I here from some of you people is FUNNY! I hate to say it but I was like you all . To start off I got into giving myself enemas at age 16. I got up the nerve to buy my first enema bag . It was a nice Yellow travel enema bag . I loved it . Well I had it hide in my room where I thought my mom wouldn't find it . But for some reason she was looking for something in my room . An she found It ! Well she came out an ask me what I was doing with it . I just came out an said " I thought it might be fun to try an enema ". Well she didn't think that was a good idea . An to make a point of me saying "IT MIGHT BE FUN TO TRY AN ENEMA " . She would teach me a little lesson . So that night she took me to the bathroom an right their an then she gave me 3 good enemas . Well I didn't think enemas were FUN the way she did it . An thought my ENEMA lesson was over . But I was wrong . I got 2 enemas every night for the week . Then she gave me 3 enemas in a row every weekend for a few months . After all that I didn't play with enemas for a little . But now I don't care how sees my enema bags . I leave all my enema toys out to see.

I know I posted my thing on hiding your enema toys. But also to add to that. I have such a LARGE enema collection that if I left all of it out they would for sure say LOCK HIM UP! But again I try an keep it to a few bags and bulb syringes. Just enough to let them know boy he likes enemas. I grew up back like most in the 50's and 60's when enema bags. Were on the back of the bathroom door or on the shower rod. But I was never made to think enemas should be FUN. As I told in my other post .

Ronpoo49, you are right.

People aren't hiding anything from their spouses, from their kids MAYBE, but not from their spouses.

If you want something to be hidden, it has to be under lock and key, not under some bathroom sink in a vanity or under clothes in a dresser drawer.

Well I am back to make a little comment on keeping enema bags HID from the KIDS! I mean why worry about HIDING your enema bag from your kid. I grew up when kids saw enema bags on the back of the bathroom doors everyday. We all knew what they were for because for the most part we as kids got our share of enemas from the bag. But now a days parents are afraid I guess if their KID sees the enema bag. They might ask, “What is that for?”. Then you have to tell them.

Well what is wrong with them knowing what a ENEMA is.

Ronpoo49, For people like enema aficionados, it isn't so much hiding a single enema bag from the kids, it is about hiding half a dozen of them, 10 big fat juicy colon tubes, balloon nozzles, dildo nozzles and other fun gadgets like restraints, rope, leather, etc.

A single enema bag or squeeze bulb is easily and innocently explainable as a medical device or health aid.

I live alone now and don't hide the enema equipment. It's hanging in the bathroom and If I have company I put it in the drier. It's nothing fancy. I saw an idea on the web. A plastic gallon vegetable oil container which I cut out half the bottom and pulled out the flap and attached a piece of wire through it to hang it up. A fitting from the hardware store put in a hole drilled in the bottle cap. Attached plastic tubing to an inflatable nozzle. Works well and cost next to nothing except for the nozzle.

We recently added a master bath and included two large cupboards, one above the other, each about 3' by 3' by 4'. And we put locks on both. Our enema and other toys are stored in the top one, and we lock it whenever we are not in the house. We have two kids in their 20's who occasionally stay here when we are travelling, and feel like we need to keep the toy bag private. My wife's sister has instructions to take care of the toy bag if we both die simultaneously. She probably will enjoy.

Back of bathroom door under my robe.

I keep all my enema equipment in my bedroom closet....and the IV stand behind the bedroom door.

I hang my 2qt bags in my closet. Butt, I keep my nozzles in the medicine cabinet. Many of our guest probably have seen them. Lol

My 4qt. bag is hanging on the back of the bathroom door. My 2qt. bag is hanging on the back of my "man cave" door, and all my nozzles are in a drawer in our bedroom.

I have 2 full chest of toys and implements. I stash them behind large jackets and underneath winter clothes. Most of my close friends already know what's in them so why try to hide it any further ? Although , to an outsider it looks like just another piece of spare decor.

I have a set of drawers I keep things that generally don't interest her and keep my "toys" under other things in there. In the bedroom closet I hang my enema bags, but on occasion leave one hanging on the towel rack in the bathroom as a '"conversation" piece or shocking element!

I don't.

I keep everything in the top of my closet with cloths on top so everything is out of sight.

I am a creature of habit. I have (hidden?) kept my jugbag behind the shower curtain for a long time. there is no reason to hide it because everyone who knows me knows of my proclivity. I also have a new S.O. who I introduced to the idea of enemas the first time I took her to my house. She is my enemate now. She even has taken a couple of colonics from my machine. Another lady was on my enema waiting list because she was curious about them. The point is, how can you introduce someone to this healthy practice if you hide it and never mention it?

I keep my stuff in a drawer in the bathroom where we store medicine and everything for health care and personal hygiene. I think that's fitting. It is out of sight for visitors, too.

After reading SwitchableSusie's earlier post about not being able to hide anything from one's spouse, I figure it's only a matter of time before the part time live-in girlfriend started to explore. So clearly it's time to wise up: I'm converting an old tool box to be a "E-stash box." Big red metal Craftsman job with padlock and individual compartments inside that unfold. Gear stowed away on the bottom in dark paper bags (to breathe) and a single layer of lightweight car parts and tools I don't often use on top, just in case she ever finds the key (which she won't) or if I screw up and leave it unlocked.

I'm lucky enough to have a bathroom on the second floor of my home that almost no one ever uses. If I ever have guess I put things away in drawers just in case someone wonders up there. Sometimes people want to see my place and I show them around but by then I've stashed everything away. Most of my equipment stay out in my bathroom uses mainly for enemas. Living alone, I have this privilege of leaving everything out but If there were others living here I could see that this could be an issue. I picked up this habit from ex-girl friends who would leave the bag out ever time she took an enema. She wanted the bag to dry out, so she would leave in hanging out but she used it so often that it was out all the time. SO I just ended up doing the same thing.

I've never seen the need to really hide it. Of course I don't leave the bag hanging in the bathroom or toys floating around the house when expecting visitors, but it has occasionally happened with unexpected visitors.

My biggest concern would be kids, at certain age they tend to start snooping around when you're not at home, but I'm not in that situation.

I posted some years ago, but the recent additions to the thread are interesting. For me I do not go to great lengths to hide the enema bag. Certainly if it has been used recently it will be out drying, but otherwise it is kept in the linen closet. If someone is snooping and looking for it they will easily find it. As for locking up the enema bag, to me that sounds silly for while my husband and I consider it to be one of our toys, it is not in the same category with my vibe or dildo. The rectal tube and barium nozzle are a different matter, but for most of the I still prefer just a plain old rectal nozzle.

But I like to think of myself as a decent housekeeper and as a matter of practice neither my husband or I leave things out and about when they need to be normally put away. It does not matter if it is the toothpaste tube or container of deodorant or the enema bag because nothing is left around.

I really don't have to hide mine unless company is coming over. I used to hide it in the closet in my bathroom where I keep towels, washclothes, tampons etc. My older sister went in the closet looking for tampons and found it. Now if I have to hide it I put it in a night stand under books.

As Switchable Susie said, "A single enema bag or squeeze bulb is easily and innocently explainable as a medical device or health aid" and probably does not need to be hidden from everyone. So I have a rather conventional open top fountain syringe and a bulb syringe in the vanity beneath our bathroom sink. We have no kids to hide it from and my husband is a sometimes participant so he is familiar with those items. However, I do have a "private" stash of other bags and nozzles and butt plugs I have where anyone is less likely to look. Of course my husband knows I sometimes indulge in a good enema when I am home alone, but even he would consider my obsession with enemas to be a bit over the top if he really knew how often I do it..

Why hide your enema equipment? I live in a three bedroom / three bathroom house. All of my enema equipment is in the most distant bathroom (as in upstairs in the back) proudly on display. Thing is, no one ever goes up there except me, and possibly a visitor who knows what to expect to find once there. My wife knows that it is there, as does the maid (who, by the way, rarely cleans that bathroom because of it). What has happened to our society today, that everything has to be hidden from view? Are we so afraid of offending another that we have crawled into a hole and covered ourselves over?

I was recently doing some spring cleaning and uncovered a stack of old newspapers that were never discarded (all Sunday editions) from about fifteen years ago. As I was flipping through, I saw several drugstore weekly ads. In each and every one of them, was an ad for either an enema bag kit, or a douche bag kit being on sale. Hell, now days when you go into a drugstore, you can not even find an enema bag package on display, even on a bottom shelf, just Fleet type enemas.

Hidden? Well all of my colonic (bathtub equipment) is under the sink in a double sink vanity. I have e-gear in there as well as my electric colonic pump and tubing. A clear one gallon container with clear tubing connected to a fire engine red douche pipe. Now the walk in closet has my wife's cheap vinyl bag for "emergencies" only. Hung next to it is th JBL with the nozzle and valve hooked up. I do not think I would call that hidden.