Transparent bags

I think it is much more satisfactory and also exciting, to have a transparent bag (or glass reservoir) and be able to watch the relentless progress of the liquid downwards. Why, therefor, do we have so few of them and such a proliferation of opaque reservoirs?

What do others think?

Certainly it is very good to see as the quantity of fluid is getting less and less in the can (I used to have a transparent can). However, on the other hand it can make the struggling worse in cases when you can not take the volume you have prepared.

I will start with my 4-litre non-transparent bag soon, so I will see what the difference is.

Well, the E-Z-EM style vinyl enema bags aren't made to last for one thing. Folks who use them replace them periodically. So there is the cost and convenience factor.

A quality silicone bag costs $125 versus $50 for a rubber or neoprene one.

I own and use a silicone bag and it is nice to be able to precisely observe the progress of the enema, however enemas from my other opaque enema bags can be monitored for progress almost as accurately. You get to know the shape, and motion, of the bag as the fluid empties. There is also the visible column of water in the latex, or silicone, tubing, that signals complete emptying of the enema bag. I have found that the "slurp" noise doesn't always occur, but that is another telltale of a completed enema. I particularly like sight of a vacuum-flattened combination bag when the enema is finished. Another satisfying image is the little twist the bag makes asit empties when it is freely hung from an IV pole.

I do not own a Jones-style enema can. Having never experienced an enema from one during the formative years (or ever) they hold no attraction to me. I can see their use in dominance situations where you do not want the recipient to see the enema's progress, but otherwise I have no desire to use one as it conceals the rate of flow.

A few months back I acquired a 3 litre barium enema bag that is clear and I love it. It actually will hold 3 1/2. I am hoping that it will last for a while.

Elaine

While I would like to have a transparent bag, I have a red four quart bag I bought from Klystra, and I can see a sort of darker area where the water is and watch the water level go down that way. I also have a flow indicator from Klystra, so I can watch how fast it is going in that way, too. It adds to the experience to be able to watch both.

hankb

Opaque, transparent or translucent I make my own bags from inverted one gallon jugs. That way I can choose a bag to fit my mood.Oh! also, Klystra makes some great products. But why pay $125 when you can make a Jugbag like my avitar for less than $1.25. If you desire a transparent bag, grab a one gallon water jug from the supermarket. With a clear plastic jug, you can calibrate your jug bag with a permanent marker and a one quart measuring cup. Just make a hash mark as you fill your bag and by pouring a measured amount from the measuring device.

At the end of the project please let me know you made out and if I can help with the construction. Having a good, enjoyable, cleansing enema every day is import to your health and well being. Mmost of all, remember that:

An enema a day keeps the doctor away

Don't underestimate the visual effect of a transparent bag, good or bad, depending on your viewpoint.

I remember an incident with my 2nd daughter when she was about 11 or so. She needed an enema and rather than use my open top fountain syringe I had used on her before, I decided to use a disposable plastic one I had. I put in a quart, the same as I usually put in the rubber bag for her but when she saw the water in the clear bag she freaked out, saying there was no way she could take all of that. Just to settle her down, I had to pour the water into my bag so she could see it was only half full also before she would let me proceed with her enema.

For myself, I like the visual of seeing how much I have to go, and how fast it is going down. I usually use a plastic bag for my coffee enemas as the coffee does a real stain job on the older rubber bags. I use the plastic for a while before throwing it and starting a new one. They are about $4 at the local pharmacy.

Clear bags are ok......but I kinda like watching the red ranger closed-top, or the closed-top pumpkin bag slowly deflate.......and then rise a few inches when its completely empty....I know when and where the water went.

I have both a transparent plastic bag and transparent bucket, although I was raised at the business end of an enameled metal enema can that was a favorite of hospitals (and Mom) because of their durability and ease of cleaning. I could not tell precisely how much more soapy water I had to take (it was always "just a little more".) and I think it was a better, larger one because I didn't have to concentrate on amounts.

Another good feature of the can is that Mom couldn't squeeze it!

I also have made several enema systems and they are fun. Butt in the end, my end, I prefer the esthetic value of the old style open top red or yellow rubber bags that were used on me by mom. If I had a lady friend I would want to have her use the nasty old fat rubber bulb on me. Sometimes I love to have one in me with very warm water but reloading is annoying to me. Transparent bags just are not erotic for me but the enema flow is the same.

I like clear bags, the visual effect is great, especally with coffee

I, for one, prefer clear or see-thru bags. My mom had one when I was younger and used it many times on me over the years. Always enjoyed being able to look up and see the water level and watching it descend in the bag and knowing what that soapy water was doing for me. Even in todays world, I would still go for that type of bag to have for my enema kit.

I have a 4 Qt. Silicone bag that I like not only because it is clear but has a large opening to clean the inside with my hand. Plus theyhave a longer life.

I had a clear bag many years ago. Loved it since you could see your progress. Sadly it came apart and filled my bathroom floor with soapy water.

I have an old style cameo box. This is a small plastic box that unfold to a bag. On the sides it is clearly labeled 1/2, 1, 1 1/2, an fill it to the rim is 2 qrts. I think this is the best system ever. Open top is held opened by a large rim that also supports the entire bag. The bag can be easily and quickly re-filled as required. Haven't seen anything like it in years. On Ebay these things sell for hundreds of dollars. You would think a good quality product like this has a good market?

That was the most beautiful part when mom bought her first amber latex folding bag; I love it.

I once made an enema bag (s) using the drain bags that are used with a Fresenius dialysis machine. The bags came complete with shut-offs and a y connector. All I had to supply was the nozzle and another shut-off for the single tube. The bags were transparent and held up to 2 gallons each. I would put 2 quarts of cold in one and 2 quarts of hot in the other and alternate between hot and cold throughout the enema. I can say the feeling was quite awesome.

I love to se the fluied flow intro me 😄

I also like transparent bags.

I have a 4qt transparent Klystra Classic silicone bag with a wide open top. It's well made, and it's easy to clean. Expensive, but worth it.

I have a clear bottle, I love to watch it empty and feel my self fill up

I love having soapy water in the bag! It makes it much easier to see. It makes me think that soon all that froth will be blasting out again. I'm sick....

. . . . I'm sick....

Aren't we all!

Clear or amber latex love to watch the solution drop and have a mirror so who ever is getting it can put the fullness with the level of solution in there head as well as there bottom !

Golden amber latex bags foe me.Watching the level of water/fluid fall just makes me hotter! R.

Actually, there seems to be an abundance of transparent bags available online. I have purchased a clear silicone bag and also several of the amber latex bags over the years. There's plenty of other choices, of course. Black, blue, red and green seem fairly common, but I never see any available locally, just online. Amazon has a very broad selection of bags and at fairly reasonable prices. (Sorry for the advertisement).

I have three bags. One is the regular combo bag from Walgreens, one is a yellow open top 2qt. and one is a transparent 1.5 litre. The transparent one is an open top but when hanging sort of seals. It is exciting except I have noticed that during a cramp you can see back flow.

I especially love my clear bag when I'm doing a soapy mix of Bronner's or Ivory. Seeing the milky white fluid and frothy head adds to the anticipation of a deep gut wrenching purge.

I have several klystra gallon bags, one being the clean silicon. Red is my favorite color by far!!!

I don't have a transparent bag, but it's for the same reason I enjoy my homemade 1 gal translucent pitcher so much.....I just enjoy watching the level slowly go down, as I fill up. Plus, it has it's natural markings on the sides which allows me to know exactly how much I've taken. On a few occasions, I've taken the full gallon, but generally I split my enemas up in 2 quart increments, which I find just as satisfactory and enjoyable.