Vacation Enemas

I have heard from many women (I don't discuss such things with guys!) that being on vacation causes stress and they become constipated! Well, I suspect the travel and being in a new environment and eating strange or fast foods and on a irregular basis could be the cause for that. Enemas would certainly make things more healthy and relieve any build-up you have.

When I finally DO get a vacation, I certainly don't think it will be long enough that the issue will come up. I'll just have to cross that bridge when I come to it.

I used to get constipated often when traveling. I think the changes in water did it. After a few bad experiences, I took a bag with me. The john in the cabins on the QEII weren't that big, but they were big enough.

No longer do you have to regret not taking your stuff with you when you need an enema on vacation or when travelling. Those super flimsy bottles that water comes in these days makes it easy. Just fill one with warm water, hold it firm to your anus, relax, and squeeze. Instant enema! Repeat as needed.

When I and my sister were growing up my mother always took her enema bag with us as she felt that eating junk food on the boardwalk was not good for us. We were both given an enema before we went to bed whenever we ate junk food on the boardwalk. To be very honest we both hated getting them on vacation and we did not look forward to those ten days away from home.

When I was a kid and my family went on vacation my mom never took the enema bag with her. If I got constipated on vacation, she would usually give me a laxative. A few times when I was in my teens she bought a Fleet enema and used that instead.

I've carried a bag with me all my life; usually a Davol Travelfold latex. These take little room in luggage. I agree that vacations get us off schedule, time zone changes and corresponding meal changes, inability to sleep, worries about making your flight. If you have I.B.S., like my wife, nerves trigger an attack almost always.

I went to the Hawaiian islands 3 times and the first thing we did in the hotel room is unpack, then she'd get a bag, then me.

During our time on various islands, we would irrigate almost everyday. She doesn't see anything sexy about enemas, but knows they will shut down I.B.S.

My mother left the enema bag at home on our vacations but brought along a jar of glycerine suppositories. I never really minded getting an enema but it seemed like more of a personal invasion when she inserted her finger into my rectum, not just a plastic nozzle. She like to comment that I was full inside and needed the suppository. There were a few times when she had my sister, brother and me lined up and gave us suppositories assembly-line fashion. I think my father got one too on occasion but that was done more privately in the bathroom.

I remember having a marathon enema session right after we got home from a driving vacation. The car was barely unpacked when mom was calling me into the bathroom. "You're going to feel so much better after I give you a good enema" she said. She draped a towel over the closed toilet seat and told me to take all my clothes off and get over here. As I was getting into position, she was mixing up a basin of hot soapy water. Her procedure was to give me one or two bulbfulls and then let me expel, and then back into position again for more. Not sure how many I received that day, but remember mom complementing me on how well I did.

There is an old credit card commercial that ended, "Don't leave home without it!" That also applies to your enema bag!

Usually just buy a fleets on vacation. If there is a Wal-Mart, they have cheap combo available for less then $10, but what do you do after use? Seems a waste to just throw it away.

I used to travel fairly often. I always packed my bag. Sometimes it was needed, due to eating poorly. More often it was used because I knew I would have personal "down" time in my hotel room. It became one of the perks of traveling -- knowing I would get to enjoy an enema session one or two nights!

I love taking week long road trips. Of course I take my enema gear. I start each day with at least 3 coffee enemas. When i get to my hotel, I'll have a late afternoon baking soda/sea salt clean out. One more nice, long ,soapy enema before dinner. I sleep great! I've found that wearing disposable diapers instead of underwear is a great way to keep everything clean in case of accidental leaks.

Mom had a special kit for when we went away, it had the baby enema bulb, Vaseline , and a rectal thermometer. All items were usually used . And usually used under less than private conditions so vacation enemas tended to be more embarrassing .When i was little this wasn't as bad but after age ten they were horribly embarrassing.

When my daughter was small I bought an inexpensive folding syringe just for the purpose of taking it on vacation with us. It only got used a couple of weeks each year and lasted us for many years. Since I had my own folding syringe for hygiene this one was used only for enemas and over the years everyone got at least one from it. I like to think that it was worth the couple of dollars that I paid for it.

When I away at a hotel for business or pleasure it always gives me time to relax and use the enema bag. Private and peaceful

I was almost always given enemas when on vacation with the reason momk wanted me to have a good vacation. I think she liked giving them to me.

When traveling I get constipated and need enemas as well as want them. When traveling alone I always carry some enema equipment with me. My wife thinks enemas are disgusting and perverted so when traveling with her I just leave my stuff at home - otherwise she throws it away. Enemas are good any time, but traveling is a special time of need. I also take my catheter equipment when traveling alone as the trip gives me time and peace to get that need done, and enjoyed may I add. But that's something else. In the Library some of the best stories take place on vacations.

I never took an enema on vacation till last year. I had been on the road for about 10 days, and I started to think about taking an enema. Well, that was it. I went to the drugstore and bought a red rubber bag, a bar of Ivory soap, and a tube of Vaseline. In the motel room, I prepared a 2 qt. enema of warm soapy water. Then I took the whole bag, using the douche nozzle. I hung the bag on the bathroom doorknob and got into the knee-chest position. It was way more enjoyable than I expected, so I repeated the enema, and finished up with a rinse enema. I think I will take one of those disposable plastic enema bags the next time I go on vacation.

On a recent trip to the West coast, I brought along my folding bag; it came in very handy on 3 occasions in the hotels.

My wife and I were married in the mid-70's, and I quickly introduced her to the pleasures of enemas, which she took to immediately. Unfortunately, we hadn't been married long and learned that her parents were divorcing. One day after helping her mom clean things out of their house, my wife came home with a huge assortment of enema bags. She said they were cleaning out the cabinet under the master bathroom sink, and her mom pulled all these bags out and asked Leah if she wanted them. She said that she had them because she'd bought one on nearly every vacation they'd taken over the years. Leah didn't remember ever being given an enema as a child, so we both wondered wtf was going on with her mom? Did she just suffer from constipatation while travelling, or was she just frisky, lol. We had to laugh, as there were a rainbow of colors in the assortment of bags, and we hadn't seen a mint green enema bag before!

Yes when we go on vacation I take plenty of enema equipment and thermometers, we all do an enema the night before heading out, it was the same way when i was growing up and I have given and received many enemas in a hotel or motel room, so have my children and hubby.

Vacation enemas are news to me, but I've enjoyed reading about your experiences

I can't travel without my suppos ...

Vacation equals more free time to spend the way you like equals more enemas 😉

I have had a zippered toiletries bag packed with lube, cord, hooks and a folding latex bag and a couple of tips for ages that I take on trips.

Used to be easy to find either a Kmart or Gibson's that stocked inexpensive douche bags. Back then, if constipation became an issue, it was relatively easy to obtain the means for giving an enema.

As I aged, my system decided that constipation was the norm rather than the exception while traveling. So I now always pack the travel enema kit when leaving home. A few shower curtain hooks and an adjustable loop of cord ensure that it won't be a problem to hang the bag.

I always pack my bag when going on vacation. Usually I need it.

Vacations can be stressful especially when traveling with a 1 and 3 year old plus a 36 year old. If we are going somewhere by car I pack a little bulb syringe.. We haven't been anywhere by plane since I had the second and I'm not sure if I would pack the bulb or not.

Whenever we go on a trip I pack a combination enema bag or at least a bulb syringe. Bottled water is included for drinking and other purposes. As we get older it is easier to avoid problems than it is to cure them. The bag is discretely packed to avoid any embarrassment.

When I travel my wife and I always take an enema the day before. I take a closed top (hot water bottle style) bag along on any trip lasting more that two days.

Take a water with a little salt enema every other day. The wife takes one as needed. This avoids having an urge to go when you are in the car and hours away from a toilet.

Also sleep better after the evening enema as it is very relaxing.