Your Favorite Bag

My favorite "bag" is a 1 gallon pitcher which I drilled out on the bottom and added a hose fitting. With the exit hole on the bottom there's no excuse for not to taking it all!

The wide mouth of the pitcher allows for easy addition of another few quarts, more soap, etc. should that be required, which it usually is.

It depends on my mood. I have accumulated several bags over the years and recently acquired a Sears combination syringe that holds almost three quarts. When I want a really good cleansing enema, I will use the Sears combination syringe with two teaspoons of castile soap in warm water. If I want a quick enema, the open top fountain syringes have become my favorite. They are easy to pull out of the closet, fill and put to use quickly. I have a Davol Comfy fountain syringe that works good. Of course, if I am traveling, I have a Cara folding syringe that I will often take along. Folding syringes are what I grew up seeing on the back of the bathroom door, so I have a secial affinity for them. They don't last as long as the heavier rubber bags, so I have to replace themfrom time to time. Cara is about the only one that makes them today.

I am another person who fondly remembers the amber, translucent, folding enema bag. Although in our house it was always hanging over the towel rack in the back of the shower. It got used a lot :-). I would love to find one like that today, but no luck so far. Probably like it because that is the one I grew up on. I can remember the disappointment when one day there was a pink opaque one taking its place.

Tie for second place, i have a 4 qt silicone clear, a 4qt Red Rubber, and a 3 qt black pumpkin bag. If I am traveling and enema play is not in the forecast, I take the pumpkin bag. It play is a probability I take a lot of equipment.

Folding enema bag? Since virtually ALL enema & douche bags have been taken off the shelves of the major drugstore chains, you have to look at local drugstores or go online. Here are some links I found by searching google for "Cara-Folding-Feminine-Douche-syringe-economy-26"

http://www.myotcstore.com/store/p/24958-Cara-Folding-Feminine-Douche-syringe-economy-26-1-ea.aspx

http://www.wishpot.com/product/cara-folding-feminine-douche-syringe-economy-26-1-ea/26457218

They are only $8-9 plus shipping.

My 4 quart red open top bag I pruchased in a close out sale for about 4 dollars. It has gotten to the piont that I can't feel anything less that 4 quarts.

I have to agree with Ellen Ann about enamel cans. I found one at a flea market some years ago and took it to our lake cottage where it seems to fit nicely with the rusticness of the place.

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I go very simple I use the 6pint mik containers 3.4 lts .

12 mm plastic hose from B&Q round the end off a bit . I have a window cill about 3 feet above my bum. Works a treat total cost £2

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My old enamel can that my gf bought me a little while ago. Also received my very first punishment enema with it.

Plain old standard 4 quart from Klystra.

My favorite is my Jugbag which is also my avitar. It holds 4 quarts and is easy to fill or refill. Recently, I have attached a 30 inch colon tube which assure a high enema with every use.

An enema day keeps the doctor away!

A friend gifted me a beautiful old BFG *CRUSADER* bag a few years back which i recently pressed into service. this red beauty looks like its from the 60's or 70's. so well made, thick red rubber bag, red splined hose and of course black rectal and douche nozzles. it is an open top, which i prefer for ease of filling as well as mid enema additions. the rubber maintains its sweet smell, even after all these years. the bottom of the bag is steeply sloped in comparison to my other bags, so it has rather a fast delivery. gets those hot Ivory soapsuds enemas all the way up before you know it. really superior to pretty much anything commercially available these days. they just don't make 'em lile that anymore! i'm told it was a yard sale find, and he paid like $2 for it.

I have an old red one, a hot water bottle one, with long white snake also Balloon nozzle on the end of the hose. It is my favorite enema bag: D

The open top fountain syringe that was used to get me started with a life long enema interest was the Rexall Victoria. This was a typical 1950s red bag with black bakelite nozzles that came in a unique black and orange X pattern box. Over the years I purchased similar red or orange bags manufactured during the 40s and 50s "Enema Golden Age" period. One of my favorite bags is the B F Goodrich Crusader that my good friend fulloky describes above. As he mentions it has a unique streamlined appearance, especially when viewed while it hangs overhead filled to overflowing with an Ivory soapsuds solution.

I found my favorite on Ebay last year.It is white,lighter than most red standerd bags.It has a classic art deco design which I think means that it dates from the 40s.The hose is 60 inches and the tips classic black bakelite(?)Im sure that it belonged to a sexually actve,cute,Lana Turner or Betty Grable(look them up,junior) who was cutting edge style and "needed that pressure"!

Latex folding syringe with a double balloon nozzle.

Ellen,The "Contessa"folding bag in its cute plastic box was featured in the old Montgomery Ward catalogue along with a mouthwaterig assortment of what .we call "classic"enema stuff.In my bachelor days I would occasionally spot one on top of a ladys toilet tank. it didnt fool me! She was one,too.

Still has to be the Davol Comfy from the 50's with the black hard rubber attachments. There are others I enjoy, but this is the favorite for two reasons... it's the one I remember from as long as I can remember enemas with a bag, and that same bag was the first bag I gave an enema to a female friend, we were probably 12 and 10 at the time.

I just purchased a five quart klystra bag. I absolutely love it. It's very well made,and quite imposing when full and draining into me. I seem to be able to take more when using a really large bag,as opposed to two drugstore bags.

I believe I am with the majority here. The open top folding latex 2 qt. bag with latex tubing. Just watching it expand when filled and deflate as you fill was extremely erotic.

My klystra classic is the best.

I love a clear bag, so fun to see just how much is in you and watch the progress .

I don't have either, but I'd like a black latex pumpkin bag and one of those huge clear silicone bags.

Recently bought a Klystra 4qt kit - absolutely my favorite! Though I use a different nozzle - i think the Klystra nozzles are to hard and sharp. I have a selection of blue flexible and softer nozzles I bought online from MedTech3000 in Germany. A perfect combination!

My favorite bag is a Rexall Victoria combination syringe. I believe my Mother had one, but it was not like most I've seen. I think it was an art weave or something. Was there such a thing?

My favorite bag is a BF Goodrich #35. It is just like the one my grandmother had and from which I received my first bag enema while visiting her one summer vacation. I saw it on ebay and was lucky enough to get the winning bid, without spending too much for it LOL. It has a very unusual embossed design on the front of the bag....a flower pot holding cat tail reeds.....It came with three black bakelite nozzles, which screw into an adapter....a douche nozzle and an adult and children's rectal nozzle. A true "CLASSIC"

My favorite is the white sears bag,circa 1950, model that I found on Ebay.It had an art deco design and a 5 foot hose.This product was made for classy ladies-whom I summon up in my twisted imagination every time I use it.Also some of our fellow preverts ought to take a look at the classic Davol(I think) bag presently about to sell at auction for over $282.00.When I see something like that I don't feel so lonesome!

My mom's Miller Cameo 2.5 qt open top enema bag with a "cameo" embossed in the middle of the bag. A classic. And every enema I got from it was so enjoyable!

I too have a black rubber Sherema bag. It will likely outlast me.

But the red rubber four quart open top bag from Klystra is the enema bag I find most appealing.

It just looks so "right" when filled with liquid.

In regular rotation I have the black Sherema bag, the red classic Klystra one, a Klystra silicone bag, a green rubber three quart combination bag and a two and a half quart green rubber open top bag.

My favorite bag is the 5 quart open top red rubber bag i bought from a store called DeMask they have gone out of business here but before they did i bought the bag in black rubber and latex.

I'm not into olympic-volume enemas.The B.F. Goodrich Defender holds a full two quarts. Fully loaded it is impressive. Just knowing I'm going to get that enema is exciting. I also have a shiny black closed top for use when spillage might be a problem. It works but give me that old red open top for a real charge.