Where do you hide your enema equipment?

I do keep all things hidden even my locker at work my sanitary products are hidden from the guys.

I hate to say it, but if someone gets into your locker, they have full access.

If your locker has a lock, anywhere inside is secure except to a passer by looking in when the door is open.

My locker has a lock at the station. Even my clothes in my locker in my bag has a lock. Hey let the men look I a wise ass and will tell them you need some.sexy underware, a bra, need some pads or tampons.

Fortunately, no need to hide anything as wife and I live alone - But, have thought about what would happen if we both kicked the bucket and family had to clean out our house... all the enema bags along with my large collection of women's girdles..

I don’t hide the equipment. I keep my bag and nozzles in the bathroom closet under the sink. My wife knows that I do take enemas, even though she isn’t into it.

@Patty10

What ages did you get enemas?

enemajock I don’t hide the equipment.

I don't hide the equipment either. If some one is curious they get a demonstration. It is nothing to be embarrassed about.

Then I leave dildos out in the open to . I get shit for that.

Mine is hanging in the shower ,I cant take showers so it's diaper/catheter storage ,I get bed baths only .

I do not hide my enema equipment, as I live alone. I even would not consider hiding it from my friends, as I am not ashamed of it, besides I am nurse, so I do not believe anyone who visits my home would ask me questions: who uses them? what is that? and so on..

I don't know if I'm actually "hiding" my bag, but I do keep it out of causal sight. I like to hang the bag, tubing and nozzle (douche) behind the shower curtain from a clothes hanger on the curtain rod. It's out of sight from others like the dinner guests we had recently with our neighbors and their children, but easily accessible when I need and want to fill it, insert it and enjoy it. Also, when visiting the bathroom for reasons other than enemas I like to pull the curtain aside and look at, hold, and remember how good that nozzle felt up inside me the last time I had it all the way in and working it all around. Just looking at it ( which I do several times a day) is enough to get me breathing hard and excited! Cheers all!

Growing up the douche/enema bag always hung in the shower at home and grandmas. Anyone using the bathroom couldn’t miss seeing it. At home it lead too fringe benefits with friends. For example: My girlfriend from Junior High asked my sister, to give her a couple of enemas for period cramps one afternoon. This lead too my sister telling my girlfriend about our afternoon activities. A month or so later, she asked me to do likewise, and we continued each month, to the end of High School.

The same held true, once I got married. Like at home, our douche/enema bag always hung in the bathroom shower for all to see. Letting other couples our age know we used enemas, opening the door for questions. This lead to some erotic times with other couples our age. After the kids came along they and their friends knew what it was used for, having been on the receiving end a few times. My kids along with their friends, all received enemas from their parents. My wife an I were friends with their parents and we all talked about our kids and their needs. Plus, we keep each others kids when needed.

It's in my basement bathroom hanging on the outside wall of shower across from toilet. She doesn't come down here but she does know I do enemas.

These days with many couples working from home, I have had to be more careful with where I store/hide my “equipment”. My latest hiding spot is a box of Pendaflex folders that for some reason did not get tossed when we recently downsized. I figure that there is little chance that my wife will go through my desk draws looking for a file folder, let alone a file folder holder....after all, we are in the realm of paperless offices... my challenge these days is making sure to take the time to clean and dry off my toys before putting them away.

I have posted several times on this thread and now have an update to my progressively open display of my enema equipment. My wife has been aware of my enema use for many years now, and in our current setup she takes the master bathroom as hers and I take the guest bathroom.

I recently moved my enema bag from the guest room closet to it's new location on the hook on the back of the bathroom door. I guess it's my way of paying homage to the Golden Age of enemas where so many of our members have said there's and their friends households hung the enema bags on the back of the bathroom door in plain sight.

Next I did an upgrade on my homemade shower shot setup and got rid of all my brass connectors and Home Depot tubing. This is a tub shower so I put a two way variable flow diverter on the shower pipe coming out of the wall. From there I attached a duel shower head and hand held shower head as the main shower head. On the second hose attachment on the diverter, I attached a hose with a 10 inch Clean Stream silicone nozzle. The hose with the enema nozzle clips to the shower diverter up near the shower head. All of this is in plain view- we have clear glass shower doors. When guests stay over for the evening I switch the enema nozzle out with a shower wand, which is an easy and quick conversion. I don't let guests see my enema equipment but we rarely have guests these days due to covid.

So I have gone from hiding my equipment completely in the early years to openly displaying all my enema equipment- at least as far as my wife is concerned. I should mention she isn't into enemas and doesn't participate giving or receiving. Now when I have the urge to give myself a quick rinse with the shower shot or engage in a full blown multi enema session, everything is within hands reach.

I don’t have any cause to hide my stuff anymore since it’s just me and my wife at home. We keep the bag we use most frequently hanging in the bathroom. Our collection of other enema equipment is a large box in our closet.

I don't bother to hide my enema equiptment any more. It is in plain sight if you open your eyes. My wife knows I enjoy enemas, she doesn't so I don't bother to hide aything.

If someone asks, I will tell them. I quit hiding it a long time ago.

Mine lives in a drawer, inside a lockable walk-in closet off the bedroom, across from the ensuite bathroom.

That's it's world. It goes from the walk in closet to the bathroom to the bed, wher3e i take my enemas to the bathroom, back to the closet when done.

Only family and the closest friends are ever allowed on the second floor a. d the only one who is nosey enough to find it is my Dad's Mom who has never been up there .

So you could call that storing or hiding, it's up to you.

For me, the gear is in a bag in the attic under some insulation. Nobody in the household goes up there but myself. I use the attic as storage and it’s only my stuff. No need for anyone else to go up there. All of my toys and e-gear are hidden this way. Easy to get to and highly unlikely to be found unless you know where to look. I have noticed over the years my hiding place has gotten closer and closer to the opening though. Now I don’t even have to get off the access ladder to retrieve anything I need for a session. It’s all right next to the access opening.

This is 2021.The Good Ol' Days of enema use have evolved. The enema bag of the 1950's has become a 1500ml.disposable.I wonder how soon these disposable bags will be available in solid colors or with artistic designs. There's a difference between “hiding” (any) enema bag and “storing” it. A disposable enema bag can be stored in the home “medicine chest” along with all the other off the shelf/otc medical products. The days of Victorian embarrassment regarding any type of enema bag new or old should no longer apply in the 21st.century…

Speaking of embarrassment (post below) what really embarrassed me about anyone seeing my enema bags was not that enema bags are of themselves embarrassing - but that I had a love of taking enemas. Back before it was know that liking enemas was not so strange, I felt liked I was only person who liked them sexually and that others would be shocked to learn of this. Eventually, this fear/embarrassment over what a “normal” person might think of me led to a need to actually find people I could do it for and shock them - which in turn excited me.

Not "hiding" my pink syringe away among the linens during these past few months. The bag is curled up atop a bath towel and waterproof underpaid on a shelf in our master bathroom, easily visible. We've had no friends visiting yet during the pandemic, so I'm not shy about leaving it out.

@Vicki_V We've had no friends visiting yet during the pandemic, so I'm not shy about leaving it out.

Once things return to normal, will your pink syringe be still left out? Funny, thinking about that and seeing your pink fountain syringe is very exciting, yet when my mother left her fountain syringe out where someone visiting my see it; that embarrassed me and I did not find it exciting…

Not "hiding" my pink syringe away among the linens during these past few months.

Ah the pink syringe. When I met my wife 33 years ago she had a yellow one, which we replaced with a pink one. Then there was the blue pumpkin, the red fountain, and now the heavy blue open top… 😉

Don’t really “hide “ my enema bags actually have them hanging on a expand shower rod to dry inside my personal sauna off my master bathroom. Like to make sure my beautiful Big Red Titanic Klystra Bag can get nice and dried out after use . A true beauty and not available anymore a true classic that has been with me since my college days . If that bag could talk I can only imagine the stories of were and with whom it’s been would burn everyones ears ! Only wish I had knowledge of a nephew to who it could go to so he could enjoy its pleasures as much as I have . One of my better treasures to leave to someone.

Am I putting my syringe back among the linens when we are able to have visitors at home again? I'd better. My mom will bawl me out if I don't. I'll continue to hang it in the shower to dry, behind the sliding doors.

When growing up people were not so particular about keeping their enema or even douche syringes out of sight. In our small house my mom was always emphatic about making certain that it was air dried before putting away. To her “putting away” meant behind a stack of towels in the linen closet. However, while drying if you were to visit us, the respective syringes would be on the towel rack for the world to see. The house that Sharon and I have is more than twice the size of the one I grew up in and we have two full bathrooms plus a powder room. Our syringes are kept under the vanity in the master bathroom well off the beaten path of any visitor we might ever have. It's not that we're ashamed of using these items, but my wife would not think of leaving a bottle of vitamins out either.

@eeetime: Ah the pink syringe. When I met my wife 33 years ago she had a yellow one, which we replaced with a pink one. Then there was the blue pumpkin, the red fountain, and now the heavy blue open top… 😉

Wow! Sounds like those were all good times!

When growing up our family ‘ douche / enema syringe ’was never ‘ hidden ’ but was stored in our linen closet sandwiched between our nice clean towels waiting to be extracted for use at any given time . Often prior to the referenced ‘ storage ‘ , our fountain syringe was to be seen disassembled and drying in our bathroom after the douche or enema use . We had no ’ secrets ’ back in that day but there was a decorum perhaps unspoken that private matters were kept private which included our personal items such as the syringe . Many homes of the day placed their fountain syringes in a similar storage in the home . How do I know ??? I found them .

The standard bag is under the sink in the bathroom. I have a few nozzles and a bulb syringe in my dop kit.

I have no reason to hide my equipment. When I clean the bag, tube and nozzle, I hang the bag and tube to dry on the bathroom towel rack. In plain view for anyone to see if they use the ensuite bathroom. No apologies from me on leaving them out to dry.