Your Favorite Bag

Dr strangel do you have a pic of that bag

At home we had two, one plastic morbina transparent blue color and a hard plastic white that you could not see the liquid level. I did not love any of the two, but I hated that non-transparent because enema seemed endless, and I always had to ask what was left still.

I use a simple Faultless combo enema, douche, hot water bottle, but have never used the hot water bottle function. It works great, holds 1.75 quarts, and is easily and cheaply replaceable when the inside of the bag starts to acquire some foreign blackish contamination. For those challenging times, when trying to hold more, I simply refill the bag, while squeezing myself to retain the first load.

Currently my favorite is my 4 qt blue open top with the aluminum plug shaped nozzle.

Mine is an old black Klystra. The black silicone one from towards the end of Klystra selling bags. Beautiful shiny black, and when soap bubbles trickle down the side, it completely mesmerizes me.

The “gold standard”. The one you wish you had….or maybe you already have it.

My wife was so nice to get me a nib vintage Paris feminine douche bag it's only 2 ½ qt but it is so wonderful delivering such a wonderful enema it works so good with our very vintage black fluted feminine douche nozzle….

Between the both i can't resist filling I have posted some photos of her So sexy

The one I use the most is my 3-qt “Davol PARIS ” style Klystra bag.

I use it the most because it is my only 3-qt capacity enema syringe. I am at the point of 3-qt being my standard enema.

I have numerous 2-US-qt bags that I DO use when 2-qts is more appropriate.

I have hung onto the 2-imp-qt bags I got from Mom. I have put most of them in totes in a storage locker, since I don't use them routinely.

So, I suppose that makes the Klystra 3-qt my “Favorite”

I have three bags. One is the black rubber four quart “Klystra” open top bag, one two quart rubber open top bag and the third is a drug store vinyl screw top red bag. I favor the open top bag because that was the type my aunt used administering many, many enemas to me. I remember a beautiful Domme I met on Alt.com a long time ago, the expression on her face when I presented the four quart bag was priceless. She said thet was real torture. She was also an LPN nurse so she was very familiar with and enjoyed administering three HHH enemas. In addition to that, you can also add more solution to the bag as it is running :-)

My latest favorite is an all silicone 5 qt bag from OHN - it has double eyelets and appears to be very well made. If you purchase ‘just’ the bag and nothing else it's a bargain at $ 50. Before that I was fond of my 4qt klystra bag - about 15 years old now, I recall it being on the expensive side. My start-of-series bag for years was a 3qt open top amber latex bag, I still have a couple of those but find myself using the 5qt OHN bag often as I have made a few marks on it at 2, 3, and 4qt levels. I also have a 6qt amber bag which still occasionally gets some use.

Open top bags are definitely not my favourite. I was helping a lady in my hotel room a few years ago with the bag suspended on a picture hook. The inevitable happened and my lady friend was re-christened with warm soapy water. And it was the bed I had to sleep in for the night!

My favorite and only bag is my blue 3 quart Optimal Health Network! Well built and will actually hold 4 quarts without any problems! It’s an open top bag and easy to fill while hanging from the towel bar on the shower door.

My last reply to this thread was in 2008…and a lot has changed in 13 years!

I love my OHN four quart silicone bag. I got it a couple of years ago and simply love to be able to see the water level decreasing as my enema progresses. Add to that my collection of Silicone Nozzles. I still have my Klystra black rubber bag and colon tubes, although they see far less action than they once did. But every now and then, I get on a nostalgia kick and get them out to enjoy simply for “old times sake”!

Deb

My favorite is my 3Q Paris bag. The pattern on the bag and the bulge and weight when it is full are a sight to see. I also like the clear disposable bags to see the water level going down.