Your Favorite Bag

I love both my white enamel Jones enema can and my red open top Davol enema bag with the black bakelite adult enema nozzle, both I inherited from my parents who used them on me

I am fortunate to have good varied coillection of both newer and vintage red rubber hot water bottles which are used for taking enemas and also using as a warming device when required! I also have one of each red rubber 1 gallon Sherema and Klystra open top bags plus a 5 quart red JBL bag.To answer the question which is my favourite bag this is a difficult one as I treasure all my red rubber bags equally but do prefer the extra large size 3 quart ones which are used most often!

I have a four quart klystra open top bag which is a real improvement over the two quart drugstore bag I used to use.

hankb

My one is the 6 QRT JBL Sit on Enema Bag

I luve either the amber or yellow folding syringes. Nothing beats watching a bulging bag deflate.

I became attached to my wifes folding douche bag years ago and still have one, the hanging eye tore out of the original one and I have a replacement. The tube is a surgical tubing replacement and the old black douche nozzle I liberated from my Mom in law years ago. Love it all

Open top with douche tip, helps retention.

Open top--it is easier to fill.

hankb

How did I miss this one till now?? No matter!! My favorite? All of them!! But, gotta' have one, OK seems like it has to be a toss up between my open top 1.5 qt "Raspberry" colored bag with matching hose and that really cute "old fashioned" black, slip on, enema tip and my new OHN open top tan latex 2 qt. bag with the black neoprene hose and the white delrin nozzle!!!!!!! I like them both but lets have a vote?? Which would you like the best??

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highwater

My favorite bag wasn't a bag, My wife and I constructed what I guess you could call a colonic machine (gravity feed). Our garage had a bathroom in it and we set up a 10 gallon tank in the rafters. Ran several sizes of tubing from it with ramp clamps on them. On the business end was a good sized nozzle attached to a diverter, which it in turn was attached to a large evacuation hose. We used a chaise lounge for the chair. The system had it's problems, but we could sit there for a long period of time and just enjoy the sensations at different pressures. Threw it out when she passed away. I kind of miss it

Right now, I only have two bags. A four qt. silicone that is awesome - and a two qt. combo that is great for its portability being closed top. I Have to put the silicone bag as my current favorite because of its ease of use and sometimes two qt. is not quite enough.

My fantasy setup would be a four liter Erlinmyer flask, inverted with a two hole stopper. One hole for the hose, obviously - and the other hole with an air valve to control how much air was allowed into the flask. When you open the air valve it would let the water flow and bubble air into the flask like a drinking water dispenser. I'm Thinking this might allow for some interesting surges in the flow rate.

I have to go with an amber latex folding syringe that expands. Reminds me of a female breast delivering much needed nourishment. I don't have one of those at present, although I have 15 other bags and love them all. I used to have Davol travelfold syringes and wore them out. The B.F. Goodrich Sojourn is also a classic. Grant Spradling makes an amber latex 2 qt. bag and hose with a hard collar. I need to get one of those.

My favorite is my red 4 quart klystra bag, and 2nd favorite is my red 3 quart klystra paris bag!!!

Open top amber douche bag

I too have a 4 quart Sherema bag, and it is just like new despite being purchased in 1983. Made several visits to that clinic in LA during the height of their glory. A great facility indeed, 'twas scary to look at on the outside, enema heaven on the inside!

A red 4qt Klystra with red hose and black curved douche nozzle. Just typing that out makes me want to go use it....well why not.

My red 3 qt Klystra Paris bag. Love the way it looks when full and really enjoy watching it deflate to completely flat.

Out of the three I have I only like two. I don't care for the closed top red one. It leaks and is a pain as far as I am concerned. Depending on my mood I like either my 2 qt.amber open top with the white hose, flow meter and barium tipped nozzle. Or my clear 2 qt. with clear hose with either my colon tube or douche nozzle.

My favorite bag... hmmm... David Paris open top! Something about it's shape and the fact it hold 3 quarts. Also Sears open top, which is 3 quarts as well.

Red became my favorite color at an early age. I often wondered why I was so drawn to it. I loved the blue sky, green trees & grass, including pastel flowers every one. So why was I always so attracted to red and yet get sick at the sight of my own blood, or the kid's blood?

One day, I realized that the very sight of a red enema bag laying out, comforted my mind and rested my feelings. Then just picking it up, almost gave me a buzz and did increase my pulse slightly. I remembered back when the wife had a white and a blue kit. As I recall, none of them pampered my feelings like this sweet red one did. What I now believe is that as mom cared for me as a child in such a close and tender way as I lay in obedience to her wise treatment, I became fixed on the color of her delivery system. I do not buy anything else red, nothing, yet it is my favorite color. I bought two red shirts once within a couple months of each other. When they were worn out I did not feel to replace them. I like other's red but not for my own. My mother in law was a real red fan of cars, shoes, clothes and flowers. She also kept a fine red enema bag and no other kind, (as I questioned my wife, wanting to investigate her experiences to understand her tendencies). She was happy to recall her childhood experiences and enjoyed my curiosity. My wife is not a big enema fan, but enjoys some anal attention.

My current fave bag is a 4qt Klystra silicone bag. Its fantastic to watch the bag drain.

I use different bags for different enemas

My 3-qt HWB style bag that I bought online in high school by not necessarily telling the truth about my age is probably the one I use most.

I only have one - a 4 quart "Seeking Health" silicone bag. It does everything I need it to, is easy to clean, and seems to be pretty durable so I haven't seen a need to get another. At first I wondered if the tab and hole would tear, but never had a problem, and the hose barb is metal.

I've been thinking about possibly getting a vinyl bag for travel but haven't done it yet. The silicone bag is too cumbersome to take most places, so I have been using oral laxatives and Dulcolax suppositories when needed while out of the house, but it's not my preference. Oral laxatives take too long and are unpredictable (so I'm not feeling well for a chunk of the vacation) unless I have everything just right - hard with the stress and poor eating habits common on vacation. Suppositories don't seem to work as well as an enema in me. If I did get a "travel" bag it would probably be the siliconenozzles vinyl bag - reportedly hefty enough to work for many uses, large enough to clear out enough of my colon (I'm not sure if a 1500mL bag would have enough volume).

My all-time favorite was our family combination fountain syringe that was used regularly in our house during the 50's and 60's. A classic red rubber, 2 quart bag that had "ribs" on one side and was smooth on the other. A black bakelite stopper was affixed to the neck of the bag with a small chain. The long red rubber ribbed hose had a nice metal clamp (like the Klystra hose clamp) and was terminated by a black bakelite bat shaped adult enema nozzle. Also include in the box was an assortment of douche nozzles and an infant enema nozzle. I was on the receiving end of many enemas from mom, who taught me what a "good" enema was. The bag and hose would be hung from the towel bar for several days after use to dry completely, which made it easy to sneak an enema during my evening bath.

Today it's the Klystra clear silicone 4 qt bag and hose, with with either the green flexy nozzle or the clear silicone colon tube.

My favorite *would* be a sit-on bag. But at the current price/income ratio, I'd prolly not get permission to buy it. My favorite otherwize would be a "pumpkin"-style bag. Don't have one, atm.I like 16-oz bulb and open top for ease of airing out, and for adding laxative once I have the tube up quite a bit. I have a red closed-top that I actually use, because it reminds me of my mother.

My favorite is a vintage red BFG Crusader with red rubber splined hose and black Bakelite nozzles gifted to me several years ago. Absolutely love it. However, time and my daily hot organic coffee solution has taken its toll. I suppose the chlorine bleach I used to clean it hasn't helped matters either. Time and bleach have caused the rubber to break down and flake. While still functional, I thought I'd give it a break. I recently treated myself to a new two quart silicone bag with silicone tubing from OHN. After a few months of daily usage, the coffee hasn't stained it, and it seems impervious to bleach. My only complaint when contrasting it to the BFG is the shape. The BFG has an almost funnel-shaped bottom, whnich seems to aid in a bit faster delivery, whereas the OHN has an almost flat bottom that slows the flow down a bit. Of course, it isn't as aesthetically pleasingly either. Hard to compete with red rubber!

My current bag is the ohn 5 quart silicone flowmaster bag with 32 inch silicone colon tube which came with it plus three other nozzles

I can't really tag a "favorite" between my 3 main go-to's - Simple Cara Bulb, my inexpensive 2 quart combo bag, and my 4 qt. silicone bag. (time and place).

My 2 quart Walmart bag is showing wear and my mind seems to be pre-occupied with replacing it. Coming in under $6.00 I guess they could be considered disposable anyways. Their portability makes them a must have!

Would have to be a thin rubber pink open top bag. You cant find them any more, Cara makes a yellow one but its not the same quality and a bit smaller then the old pink ones. It brings back memories for me

5 quart latex folding syringe bag you can see the solution drop and the sides fold in love it