Your Favorite Bag

So, what's your favorite bag? Wich one do you just love to see filling your ass with a warm, maybe soapy enema?

My favorite is a 4 quart "SHEREMA" bag from the late 70's. These came from Sherry Taylor, who ran the famous SHEREMA Enema Clinic in LA. This bag, about 30 years old, shows not even a hint of wear & it's seen PLENTY of use. Then there's always my Latex Folding Syringe from the 50's. A great looking bag when it's filled with 2 quarts.

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I have an enemal enema can which I got from my mother. This has been in my family ever since I can remember. I have replaced the tubing many times, but the irrigator is like new. The is no rust or chips in the enemal. When I travel, I have a Faultless folding syringe which I stick in my overnight bag with some packets of liquid castile soap. I also have a folding bag which folds back into a case. The case has a statue of a woman on the cover, but I do not know whe made the bag. Most likely it was made by Faultless. I think it is called a Contessa.

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I found an old B.F.Goodrich combination bag in a thrift shop a year or so ago, and it is a throwback to my younger days, and after a thorough cleaning works very well.

As to a real favorite, it would be a vintage open top bag with red tubing and a good set of black nozzles.

Got me the basic 2 quart red, red hose and black douche nozzle; then it gets better...a black open face pumkin 3 quart blk hose and douche nozzle..and now for the gallon ( 4 quart ) black open face klystra long blk hose with large flexi nozzle ( about 7 inches long )...would like to buy one or two of "those vintage bags/along with that bf goodrich sojourn amber latex butt the prices as you can see on ebay are just too expensive. The Journey Is The Destination.

I own a Davol Paris combo...love it, but I'm trying to find the Davol Paris open top bag... Holds 3 quarts, and to me has a beautiful shape when full!

I have several bags as I collect them but my favorite is a JBL Cascade with an adjustable value that controls the flow like the original one. I bought it through Klystra. I've found an enema easier to take using a JBL in terms of both comfort and volume. As Fonz says. "Sit on it."

My favorite bag is a rexall victoria combination syringe just like my mother used on me. Orange red with the same colored tubing, silver shut off and black nozzle. I think it will hold 2 and 1/2 quarts. And the smell of the rubber.

No doubt the grand-daddy of them all is the B.F.Goodrich No. 36F open-top, red-rubber 3+ quart enema with red rubber hose, metal clamp and black nozzle. I have one which has a "Macy's" label on it. No doubt is was made in the 40's.

My personal favorite is a 3 quart blue bag with black tubing and black douche nozzle with an in line higginson pump, don't know who made it. It was a gift, and one that keeps on giving.

Brunswickm, did your mom prefer to give you enemas from a can or did you have experience with white or rubber bags?

I have stuck with my mom's choice of an open-top Faultless bag, but my best enema came from my aunt's can, or maybe how she used it.

Tan open top fountain syringe with two pcs. of tubing.

Certainly the white enamel irrigator brings back lots of memories.

I also like the klystra 4 qt open top bag; doesn't need refilling.

The stainless steel irrigator I find excellent for administering to

a lady; easy to refill if necessary.

For your average enema the regular enema bag will do. If you want to have a better result as for instance you suffer diarrhoea, you may try the following:

From the camping store purchase a "solar douche" bag, which has at least 2 1/2 gallon capacity.There are even bags with 20liter which is about 4 1/2 gallon.

Or go ebay, (if possible EBAY.DE search: solar dusche Buy now EUR 6,00)

Once you have the bag, fill it - hang over the bath tub - attach a thinn colon tube to it.

lay in the bathtub and give yourself about as much as you can take - go to the toilet and expell. If you have a really large short colon tube, attach a large diameter hose to it which you hang into the toilet. Now lay in the tub and insert the small Dia. tube in your rear about 8 inches and the large dia. also. let the water runn into your bowel by squeezing the large tubing shut, If you have enough release it, This way you are able to have a reeal high colonic. Should there be no toilet close to Your tub, you may go to a hardwarestore and purchase a rubberplug size as the one in your bathtub, drill a hole into it and connect the outflowing hose to it, this you use instead of your regular plug.

Now you may lay comfortable in the warm water in your tub and enjoy a really good clean-out.

A red drugstore baq works fine for me, with an amber latex hose. If you like taking your enema in the dark, try hitting the bag with a red laser pointer. The beam goes through the bag and illuminates the liquid inside, showing you how much is left without lighting up the room.

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I like the JBL, but found a cheap JBL method. Fill a regular closed top, three or four quart bag with the hose attached. Use a nozzle that will comfortably fit completly up inside your ass when you sit on it, or just use the hose without a nozzle. Put the filled bag on a chair or on the toilet seat, insert the hose or nozzle into your ass and bring the hose foward between your legs and carefully sit on the full enema bag. Then open the hose clamp. As the bag empties as you slowly fill up! Have fun. Matilda

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There is a more comfortable way to use your ingenious contraption, just place a joiner after the clamp and than a colon tube of a smalldiameter to lower the pressure.

This way You may push the tube higher up and there is no risk of injury.

Of course you may use a larger dia. colon tube and a screw clamp to regulate the flow.

Another fine alternative to the JBL is to use a pumkin enema bag (usually blue) wothout the tubing. Connect a suitable recal pipe to the nipple on the cap (use your iimagination, such as a very short piece of tubing to hold the nipple and pipe together). Fill the bag with your favorite enema solution, screw on the cap, set the bag on the toilet seat (which accomodates leakage), and carefully sit down for a delightful enema! (Wrapping a small towel or washcloth around the cap prevents it from uncomfortably cutting into your rear.) Works great for me!

Big green enema bag with vaginal nozzle.

I've got red, white, black, blue, yellow, pink and ivory enema bags, but I've never seen a green on. I'm green with envy! Where did you come across "a brig green bag" ?

I've got a 4 quart open top Sherema that I've used for for many, many years ......... and is still in great condition. It has seen a lot of use.

Rexall Kantleek 2 1/2 qt. Red hose, black nossels and metal clamps. I am getting excited thinking about it.

I don't think I can pick a favorite bag, though lately I really like our 4-quart clear silicone bag from Klystra. Other favorites include my Klystra classic red four quart, my Davol Paris Repro, and my Red Latex Pumpkin Bag.

I have many bags my favorte depends on what i doing .Ihave 3qt white bag with black bulbus tip nozzel like the one I grow up with , srarted using around 7or 8yrs old .Ihave a 8 qt bag when taking large have a hart shape bag nice when the wife comes to play .Wife brought one home 2qt red so depends whats going on at the time

Has anyone ever tried the Bard urinary recovery bag? It holds 2000ml of liquid and has a metal shut off/on clip on the bottom to drain the bag. It can easily be hooked up to a enema hose and turned into whatever you want to do.

My favorite was a Davol Latex Folding douche bag.My mother had one hanging in the bathroom for many years.I took many enemas with it while laying on the bathroom floor or sitting on the stool. I always had an erection during the enema. Saturday morning was enema time after she went to work. The bag was always wet and smelled of douche water. I couldn't help myself as the enema desire was over powering. Mother would have given me an enema if I told her I was constipated but I was to embarssed. I was also not constipated. I also got the same feeling when I played doctor with the girl nextdoor, but thats another story.

Mine is the blue Unisex 2qt douche enema with the on/off turn handle valve.

I have many favourite bags but of these in particular are the red vintage B.F.Goodrich Crusader hot water bottles and fountain syringes which have a very appropriate logo with a motto which reads " Destined For Service" !!

For me there is nothing better than the vintage soft smooth red rubber enema bags and sadly no rubber manufacrturer produces these excellent fine quality products anymore and they have wonderfful lasting qualities if carefully looked after. What you can still find on a regular basis from Ebay is still proof of this!!

For "everyday" use I have a 4 quart silicone bag hanging in my tub/shower, "ready for use". I've read the silcone is the most durable of enema bag types. Is this true?

Like most of us who have been delighting in enemas for many years, I have an extensive collection of bags, cans, and bulbs (pipes/tubes/etc) to "suite ANY mood". For many years, my favorite was a 3 quart red bag I got from the orginal Macy's store on 34th Ave in NYC in the 1960's. It was the first bag I ever saw with more than 2 quarts: quite a thrill at the time !!! Alas, I finally wore it out...

During the '70's my favorite bag was a black 4 quart Sherema bag with a "fan nozzle" logo. Wore that beauty out too (hook area), but added a new hanger hole to the back, and still have it for "special occasions". Like others have commented here, Sherema was my first "contact with the outside world" - where I discovered I, indeed, was NOT ALONE !!! (WOW, that was a wonderful revelation. I'm feeling ENEMAS4FUN is today fulfilling a very similar, wonderful function. YEA !)

One of my favorite "special use" bags is a 3 quart, blue pumpkin bag to which I added a pipe connection to the screw-in top, and use with it sitting on the toilet cover as a JBL Cascade type sit-on-it enema syringe.

Is it possible to have TOO MANY ENEMA BAGS ??? (I don't think so!)

Anyone ever hear of a compacto? These were the best. I can't figure out

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My favorite is the disposable vinyl bag and the plastic "can" available from a drug store in saint louis,mo.

I like to watch the enema fluid drain through the clear bag and tubing. They can be used indefinitely and cost about $2.29 each. Not bad prices.

Klystra 4qt bag full to the brim