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

My aunt had a really posh one that had a frame seat and the bag sat in a depression in the seat. The arms of the seat had metal loops, that when i was older realized, that they were for adding restraints to secure the wrists or arms. It was like a commode chair only was not hollow for the basin. When she used it she would inflate the rubber ring seat and then sit on it the tip of the nozzle in her bottom and deflate the ring lowering herself gently onto the nozzle. I suppose it would have given a dom full control over the pressure on the bag and the depth of penetration of the nozzle also the speed of the fill. I was never allowed to use it. It was just for the adults. I had a 500ml syringe a Higginson's syringe. Bag or the mushroom. I liked the mushroom the best as I didn't have to struggle to hold it and it didn't leak.

I loved my Klystra JBL, but it leaked. After too many wet towels, and with a new lady in my life, I decided it had to go. Really, really miss it but ..

And I remember a fabulous picture of a gorgeous blonde in red push-up bra, red shoes and with a neatly trimmed brush riding on a JBL - Joy, Beauty, Life - with a huge smile. She said it all!!

We have a Kylstra JBL knockoff we got many years. We always rotate our enema gear, so it never got so much use that it leaked or broke. Still have it along with all our other Klystra gear that we love dearly.

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.

No, but it can still give a full fill, fast flow rate isn't the most important. I last used my klystra JBL a couple of weeks ago, and it was awesome. If those bags weren't such a pain to dry out, I'd probably use mine more often.

I have trouble imagining it being as good as a hanging bag.

Something incredibly special about sitting on a JBL. It has to be to do with the warmth against one's bottom and warmth in your rectum. Perhaps too a feeling of naughtiness and vulnerability when you see that bulging bag sitting there waiting to cleanse your most intimate parts. You turn the control on the nozzle and woooooo!!! Finally there is the "joy" aspect of sitting on a JBL, perhaps easier than when taking an enema from a conventional bag or syringe?

I really miss my JBL, yet I have three enema bags and two Higginson syringes and a wonderful colon hydrotherapist.

Something incredibly special about sitting on a JBL. It has to be to do with the warmth against one's bottom and warmth in your rectum.

You don't get that same feeling with a bag. Unless one gets a good spanking while receiving their fill. 😜

I didnt know that company, besides sound devices, made enema devices too ! WOW 😉

Be safe.

Za

I would really like to try a jbl. I was always sure that I would really like it. For this reason I built some nozzles to use while sitting and, I must say, the sensation is very, very pleasant. You can also use them by sitting on a bag with the hose attachment; in this way you control the flow with the weight of your body and feel the heat of the bag under your buttocks. In reality they are nozzles that can also be used with a strapon, but this is another thing...

A JBL falls into my "coulda, shoulda, woulda" department. Back in the days when Klystra was in business, I was consumed with the various bags, colon tubes and balloon nozzles. And now, I wish I had thought more about acquiring a JBL. There's just something about them that in hindsight looks so wickedly fun!

Deb

It was an enjoyable way to try something a bit different. The leaks were a bit of an issue, but usually managable. It would have been a great treat to share the experience with an enema friend!

I did pass mine on to another member that was across the country.

Zaboots, (I think you may be kidding, but) The JBL that people are referring to is a sit on enema bag made by the Tyrell Hygienic Institute in the early 1900's. JBL stand for: Joy Beauty Life. The JBL speaker co. is: the James B. Lansing sound Co. Too bad they don't make a sit on enema bag with a sub woofer...I would enjoy the vibrations! LOL

I didnt know that company, besides sound devices, made enema devices too ! WOW 😉

Be safe.

Za

@Zaboots They both could definitely put a little Bass in your Ass!!

I think you people just missed it.

Zaboots was surely in jest.

Those of us who have something of an audiophile (and klismophile) background recognized the "inside joke." In my younger days the JBL-100's were "THE CLASSIC" speaker to own, and were recognizable by their classic Quadrex foam grille covering (burnt orange was the standard, but also available in black and blue). Relatively "efficient" loudspeakers, they could produce incredible sound with moderately powered amplifiers and receivers. My receiver was rated at 128 watts per channel (RMS, 20 - 20,000 Hz, 0.1% THD). They also made a studio version of this speaker (studio monitors) which were more expensive and harder to come by than the retail version. JBL also made an assortment of other loudspeakers at the time.

In the early 1970's (circa 1973) each speaker cost $400. They are still being manufactured (an updated version with newer technology) and cost $2200 each.

@Enema Runner, I got the same thoughts about JBL audio.I was impressed with their sounds early on.

As a young kid, I got into audio building Heath Kits. Had great fun. Never had the opportunity to sit on a JBL enema bag, but sure would if someone had one. Good post, thx.

I bought a JBL several years ago and enjoyed it for a couple of years. The part where the nozzle screwed into the bag started leaking and then it was useless. But I always enjoyed sitting on the warm bag while I was filled with water. By the time it started leaking, Klystra was out of business and there was no place to buy another one.