How many have enjoyed the pleasure of using a JBL enema bag?

Just wondering if there are many JBL users left out there? It is a great way to take and enema.

We have one. It's OK for a change of pace, but it isn't amazing.

I enjoy my JBL bag very much. I find that your enema goes very high up though and it does take a little bit longer to expel. My favorite way to expel with the JBL bag is standing up because it is much easier too. Sometimes I go outdoors and do a series of enemas and expel in the woods after using my JBL bag. Have fun all.

I've had one for a year or so. Never enjoyed it too much but the last time I used it, a couple of weeks ago, I had a rather pleasant enema. The first one of a series (after a small cleanout). The rest were with a bag.

Dumb question but what is a JBL bag?

It is a type of enema bag where you sit on the nozzle/bag combination to force the water into your colon.

See Beth Tyler's site for photos and full description.

I always wanted to try one of those too, but your right and they're soooo expensive!

I screwed up my left shoulder a few years ago after falling off a ladder. I couldn't reach my ass with my right hand so bought a JBL-Cascade. I ended up stripping the threads on the valve and ordered a new nozzle...'bout 6 inches long and 3/4" dia.

Its okay and fun, for a change of pace, but I prefer a standard enema now that my shoulder is okay.

the boxcar

I have a JBl bag and enjoy this sometimes and like to wobble about when seated on it and this gives me a very erotic feeling exciting my prostate that very often leads to an explosive climax!

On Fridays, the JBL bag is laid out for me by my wife on a towel on a chair where it will be used. She knows that I will need a warm and soapy enema very badly by then due to constipation and stress.

After supper I fill the bag with three tablespoons of Doctor Bronner's soap and warm water. Not filling it completely will inject air into your bowels. I will admit that it is a little bit of a task at times to get properly "mounted" with the nozzle into your rectum.

After you are all set, you can feel the warmth of the bag on your bottom. Turning the bag on, begins a very large enema without the usual cramping of other equipment I have used. You simply get to a point where you feel very full and know that you should visit the toilet quickly.

It produces very good results and makes you feel so much better for having spent just a little time sitting. I use the standard nozzle with one hole which seems to work best for me. I would recommend the bag highly.

I have had a JBL for about four years. My experience with it has been that I can not get a fill that distends the ascending colon to reach the ilio-cecal sphincter. That phenomenon might be due to my weight on the bag not producing enough pressure to inject the last bit of fluid.

The syringe otherwise is much as advertised. It produces a slow comfortable enema with a minimum of cramping and can leave the user refreshed.

I have a jbl bag and like the rest of my equipment I use it once in a while when I am in the the mood.

I really like the feeling of getting full quickly and the warm on the bottom then the warmth on the inside make me so warm all over thanks I need to pull my out know

I have a JBL bag and absolutely love it!!!!! As I've stated before, it gives a very nice high enema with less cramping. I bought it with the standard one hole nozzle, then purchased the 28 hole spray nozzle which I enjoy even more. I like to sit on it and twirl my bottom around on it and rock back and forth. It gives such great sensations and it's like getting a prostate massage and enema at the same time. 😜 I've also been on here a couple times and read posts or chatted while enjoying a nice slow enema. The shutoff valve allows you to set it at a trickle so you can enjoy a nice slow enema while you're chatting with your friends. 😃 Think I'll get it out now.

After buying one, was disappointed with the experience and it sat in the closet for years. A lady friend and I were discussing it, and she said that she thought the included nozzle was far too short to be satisfying. She was right.. I have a ton of equipment I've accumulated over the years, and dug out a pair of "dildo" nozzles. These are the soft type, designed to fit on the end of a hose. I modded the nozzle to screw onto the brass fitting on the JBL, and it worked beautifully. Rocking on the bag produces a wild ride now :-)

Do you have to concentrate on positioning yourself on the bag or can you relax and takepart in other pleasures?

No problem positioning. Use the 28 hole nozzle and shut off to regulate flow, put a dab of liquid soap on the tip, sit dow guiding the nozzle the right place and drop down..

You can wiggle around, sit still and read, sit and do other things, including if you are lucky as I was, having your honey sit facing you with you know what happing, and of course the added weight creating quite a whoosh. Does that answer you question.

That and my "automatic enema alarm clock" in the Morning and I stay clean and energetic!

GDFRU

Sub enjoys his JBL mostly as a treat while on the computer. I also have used it when he gets a hair cut(I cut his hair). He said it is a bit more difficult to balance on the stool for his hair cut. But a short foot stool helped him sit securely.

I have one, but agree, I really like a fast fill, which it does not give. A high hanging bag with flow control by hose clamp is my favorite.

Jim

I had two JBL bags that both leaked, so never got to use them very much. However, the last one I ordered from Klystra now has omitted the problem by leaving off the hanging tab end. It was around that tab that always would spring a leak. The first two only had the standard nozzle with no control. This time, I ordered both the regular nozzle as well as the one with the 28 holes and both have the shutoff valve. I am very pleased with it, though don't use it as often as I do a regular bag or my glass percolators.

Years ago, a buddy in TX sent me a 'home made' nozzle made from a rubber stopper with part of nozzle in the top, and the other part cut and mitered to fit in from the side. It could be hooked to regular tubing and used with a regular closed Enema bag for a "poor man's version" of a JBL, before they were available now. When using it, I would hook it to a Y connector and would use two 2qt. bags, one under each butt cheek. You just have to be careful as to not blow out the stopper end of the standard smaller bags by not filling them to the bursting point.

Dan

I had a similar problem with leaks from two of my Klystra JBL bags which I complained about and contacted Klystra direct about this and mentioned that the original JBL bags had the bottom hanging tabs attached to the bottom of the bags like many hot water bottles and not being moulded as part of the bag as they are now..... I was told that a vintage model JBL bag was sent to their manufacturers with instructions that their new JBL bags were to be copied almost exactly the same as the one sent and this is what they produced and because of the huge quantities having to be ordered and cost of the new mould it would have been far too costly to alter so this is the result! That is why the latest ones sold now have a screw threaded through the hanging hole to help prevent any leakages and not ideal as we know as they cannot be hung up to drain after use as they were meant to be!

What a great pity the manufacturers did not copy the new Klystra bags as instructed!

I thought this information would be useful to all the JBL users who have had leakage problems like myself....

One of our biggest regrets not getting one when they were available. Must feel amazing

Yes, long ago from Tyler. Red rubber, adjustable on off valve. I really loved it. Finally too much rubber fatigue last year. I miss it.

Eric

Would have been exciting/fun/erotic to have had one, see it bursting full, and told to sit on it! Oh well, can't have everything...

I have and they are great for solo use. The one I have has a control feature that lets you control the flow but even with it wide open it's not as fast as you can get with an open top or combination syringe.

Oh all you people that have a JBL or have used a JBL you all think you're just so special and better than plain old bag folk !!

I have my homemade one that holds just under a gallon. I often add 5oz. of vodka to it which seems to relax the intestines, allowing me to spend the amount of time to get that last little bit of fluid.

I use it about twice a week, and I don't use the bag as much anymore.

@Annie2 Haha! 🤓

I used to have a JBL, unfortunately we parted company. I wish someone would pick up the ball and run with the idea again. I'd love another, I'd even buy a used one if I could find one

I had one years ago and loved it!!! Wish a company would make them again.😜

I was told JBL stands for Jolly Butt Loader. Is that right?