Bag and Nozzle

This morning a memory came to me in the shower ( I do my heavy thinking in the shower ) after my Ivory clean out.

Was my Mom the only mom that after making up a overflowing Ivory enema bag, she loop the nozzle in to the solution to “warm the nozzle” while I was struggling and trying to beg out of it. She used Cold Cream as her lube and it was ice cold. Odd when a person gets in their mid-60’s childhood memory’s come back like it just happened minutes ago.

Personally, I like Vicks...

Anteuil…that is nice. When I was a child I wasn't given a choice how it was jammed up my ass.

My mom's red closed top enema bag and later on her Rexall HyDaWay fountain syringe were the tools of enema torture used on/by me as a kid and teenager growing up at home. The only lube that I can remember was vaseline and the enema nozzle always felt cold when she inserted in my little rear. I guess that I started self administering at about the age of 11 or 12 and usually at the suggestion or instruction of mom. I never tried the douche nozzle because she didn't have one or had it well hid. My mom used a douche bulb with a long hard black nozzle on it for her secretive douches. I never saw her douche or knew when she was douching but know that she kept her douche bulb wrapped up in a towel in the bathroom cabinet. I always knew when she was taking an enema because she would sometimes tell that she needed an enema and I knew that meant that I was going to get one also.

Etaker, that's funny - must have had twin Moms LOL. Mine would always announce to my Dad, in earshot of me, when she needed to take an enema. He never responded, and I recall him helping only one time. That is an interesting story in itself. But one time really stands out in my mind. This had to have been when I was a teenager and was visiting grandparents on my Dad's side. This side of the family didn't do anything with enema's that I m aware of. But my moms side were big believers.

We had been to eat with some other family and by the time we got to the grandparents house my moms stomach had started to bother her. She went to their bathroom which was right off the den, and a little later called for my dad. A few minutes later he came out of the bathroom and telephoned my aunt who lived about 10 miles away, to bring her enema syringe for my mom. The phone was in the den where everyone was sitting. About fifteen minutes later in walks my aunt, carrying a box with a clear window in the cover so you couldn't miss the white enema bag and hose, and proceeded to go into the bathroom. She gave my mom an enema, with everyone in the den knowing exactly what was going on. When my aunt came out she told everyone that my mom would be fine. A little while later my mom rejoined eveyone. Nothing said. However, on the way home, my dad and I learned that my mom thought my aunt was bringing a bulb syringe, not a bag. Her comment that sticks in my mind to this day was "That was a lot of water".

If you are doing most of your thinking in the shower, your skin must be trashed from too much time in the shower! Either that or the alternative.

LisaK

After working in a cockpit as a Flight Engineer for 20 years and working in a Chemical plant for 18 more, hey, I'm retired....I got nothing to do and all day to do it in, no more 30 second showers for me. lol

I always asked my mom to hold the douche nozzle under very warm running water from the sink before she inserted it into my rectum as I hated the feel of a cold nozzle!

Seeing the red bag n hose laying out takes me back home as a kid again.

I had to get enemas to resolve moderate constipation issues---1959--62. I never experienced “cold” enema nozzle insertions..the 103--104F. soapy water surging through the nozzle warmed it up almost immediately. The ( Dr.specified ) temperature of the enema solution felt very warm going in and I fussed/griped about it as it was for me--quite uncomfortable but the combo effect of a “warm” castille soapy water enema solution really cleaned me out thoroughly everytime..

“Bag and Nozzle” - would make for a great magazine title… love it! Mention of “She used Cold Cream has her lube and it was ice cold.” brings back a memory of the milk glass white container cold cream came in…

I am more concerned with, and spend more brain power on the nozzle than the bag.

After all what is inside me when the action happens??

I am more concerned with, and spend more brain power on the nozzle than the bag.

After all what is inside me when the action happens??

@LisaK what is you favorite nozzle(s)? Which ones turn you on the most?

A flared nozzle that I don't have to hang on to!

@LisaK

It's certainly true that it makes essentially zero difference whether a person gets their bowel filled with enema solution from a $2 disposable Chinese bag or a very expensive vintage Seamless Nearkid Fountain syringe costing hundreds The feelings will not noticeably be any different, and the urge to poo won;t be any stronger with the more exotic bag. It's the solution and retention time that is important, not he bag.

That said, some people feel that a vintage bag, often the same kind as their mom used on them as a kid and hence imprinted the experience on them, enhances the scene. I have a special like the Rexall Roxbury fountain syringe for that reason.

I remember those flushes as a kid in the 1950s. I knew that my participation was not optional. I remember hearing the neighbor kid getting a strapping because she was refusing an enema. that was the enema memory that impressed me most.

I like purpose-built enema nozzles over three inches but under 7 inches length. No more than 1¼ inch wide at the flair and never used on anyone else!

Hygenically speaking, most folks prefer their own personal/never shared nozzle but they are cleanable/sterilizable by just running through the dishwasher.

My nozzle, mad scientist that I am, is a 3D printed version that fits me (I’m my own best critic on what fits). It’s dimensions are 1 ½” - 1 ¾” diameter reducing to a 7/8” diameter saddle. Comfortable and no leaks. It hits my prostate nicely so it’s not very long. An early prototype is my avatar.

The dish washer is the best sterilizer most homes will have