Where do you hide your enema equipment?

The enema bag is actually the bag from a combo set so it is always out and hanging on a towel rod in the bathroom. The tubing and nozzle are stored in a hide-a-way bag in the bathroom cabinet, under the bathroom sink.

In a box behind some clothes in my closet. Gonna need to move it soon as my kids are almost old enough to find it!

I keep my 2 bags, colon tube, and other tubing hanging up in the closet in my bedroom next to all of my clothes. My nozzles are kept in a lock box where I keep all of my thermometers.

I really don't hide my enema equipment. But if you want to call it hiding I just hang my equipment in my closet in my bedroom to dry after I use and clean it. Also I have a case I keep my nozzles in and that I also keep in the closet.

I would not call it hiding but we keep all our enema equipment and some sex toys in our bedroom closet .

I keep mine in the cellar in a closet that has a lot of tools in it. It's deep and in the back with a lot of stuff in front.

Since I live alone I just keep things out of sight in a closet. I do have some bulb syringes in a drawer in the bathroom and suppositories in the fridge.

It's usually away in a bedroom drawer. But I left it out on purpose once when I was first going to meet and treat a young lady for her sexual problems. Since she had been badly anally abused, I thought it might arouse her. She never said a thing, but the second time she came over for a treatment, I used it on her so she would have a more intense orgasm. It was her first ever. I was surprised that she could take 3 qts without leaking or complaining very much. Of course, I had her wired up to estim simultaneously, so she was certainly distracted by it.

I was reminded that once a female tennis partner invited me back to her apt for some lemonade & to wash off the sweat before going home. I always wondered why she had left a fountain syringe on the back of the bathroom door when she probably planned to invite me, or certainly could have excused herself and hid it when I arrived. I was married then and not looking to start something with her, but It certainly got my attention. Since almost everyone hides them, it certainly sends a signal if you leave it out.

My stuff is stored in a large plastic toolbox which is tucked away in my bedroom. Being single means I don't have to hide the box but it can be moved to a more private location if needed.

My 4 qt Kylstra bag hangs in the shower in our bedroom. If lots of company is coming over I hang it in my closet just 'cuz. Most of my family knows of my needs butt no reason to flaunt it.

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Different places throughout the years. As a teenager I kept a Fleet hidden in a shoebox on the top of my closet in my room, after I got out of the Navy and moved back in I kept my bag in a backpack.

When I got my own apartment I kept all my stuff in an ottoman but I usually kept my bags out since I lived alone.

Then when I moved in with my (at the time) girlfriend we kept things in the same ottoman since we had a vanilla roommate. Now we keep a bag out, some stuff in her nightstand and some still in the same ottoman. But nothing is hidden these days.

I hide them inside my storage room on my backyard. Needed to remove couple of boxes before i can reach them.

I keep mine in an extra suitcase in a storage area in the apartment, mainly to keep the items away from nosy grand-kids when they visit.

We keep all our enema equipment in our toy room. It used to be a secret, but after we got caught in the middle of s scene a few years ago, we basically had to come clean with our daughters about all our kinks and fetishes because we were caught red-handed and bare-assed.

Essentially, the room is kept locked, but the girls know what's in there.

Susie, I remembered when you reported to us that you and hubby had been "busted", when your daughter came home unexpectedly. How many of us prayed "please, not that, anything but that". And yet, that was hysterically funny, looking back on it.

If it's possible to be embarrassed after death, I'd be laid low by what was found in our "guest bathroom"---7 or 8 fountain syringes hanging from the shower curtain rod, drying out. And another 7, or so stashed in my office credenza. Obviously, we are empty-nesters.

Hid mine under the train layout with all my toys at my parents house when i lived there briefly after a divorce and i think they found it but did'nt say anything to me! Mom also found a nozzle under my bed that musta fell out one day from my stash and layed it on the dresser, I was like "oh shit"

In a nondescript cardboard box in he garage with the nails and other junk. Someday I will be discovered and it will be interesting to explain.

I have mine under the sink in a paper bag in my private bathroom.

In an old suitcase in the basement.

My wife knows about my love of enemas. I keep my collection in the bathroom closet and have several bags hanging on the inside door of the closet.

We don't have to hide ours. Ford and I just hang them in our bathroom.

In a black leather duffle bag that goes in the truck with me when I leave...

My girlfriend and I are very into enema play and the bathroom looks more like a colon therapists office what with all the bags, hoses, nozzles, lube, salts, soaps, & other supplies all hanging on various supports or shelves.

Hangs over the clothes rack in my bedroom. Wife knows it is there but seems to be invisible to others.

Most of it is kept in the basement

Instead of hiding it, make my own kit out of inexpensive, readily available items that can be discarded or can be broken down into innocuous items that blend into the items and materials in my shop.

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.

Wife and I have a his and hers set. We hang the bags and hoses in the shower from the shower head to dry and then from a couple hooks high up on the bathroom door. The equipment isn't visible unless the door is closed. We both use the douche nozzles - mine is a vintage black one and hers is a plastic slightly flexible one - that we keep in a dilute ammonia soapy solution next to the tub and after they are dried attached back onto the hose. When one of us wants an enema from the spouse, we will put it out on a clean towel next to his or hers sink. Sometimes seeing one out rings out the other. The cleanings usually happen a little before bedtime.

During her menstrual years wife would keep her douche bulb, shield and nozzle in a drawer below her side of the sink next to her enema soap, douche concentrate, pads, belts and tampons. Under my sink I kept condoms and enema soap.

I keep my stuff in a plastic bag on a shelf in the built-in cupboard (=closet, US) in our bedroom. It's not hidden - my wife knows about my enema habit. But the bucket for the solution lives in the en suite bathroom next to the bidet. I only get nervousif someone relocaates the bucket!

Johnny

All I can say is: drop ceilings are wonderful for hiding sexual paraphernalia.

Back of the bathroom door - always dry and ready!