Enema Chairs

My enema chair

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connects directly to the water tap to regulate the temperature. The pressure is adjusted with the micrometric screws and you can stop the water entering the colon by diverting the water flow towards the drain. Since it is connected to the tap there is no limit to the amount of water that can be used, but it can be connected to any bag. Of course I can use different types of nozzles

@LisaK How is a JBL enema device any different? I have never tried one but sitting on the bag which is warm depending on how warm the water inside is and you own body weight creates the water pressure.

I owned a couple of JBL's sourced from Klystra in days of yore. Unfortunately they leaked and were not repairable or the nozzle bit also leaked. In addition you can't get all the water out if you sit on the bag and like bulb enemas there are reflux issues. For this reason I prefer bags and colonic irrigation systems.

Sitting up would reduce the effect of gravity on the filling, increase risk of leakage. Though with a long rectal tube and slow flow this would be great fun to use.

I had a old 3ft stool that I cut a hole in the centre just big enough such that I could connect a enema nozzle from top and have the tubing connect to the bottom and the nozzle would not slip down and out. Thinking back, not sure why I was so motivated to create my enema chair, but I did and used it a few times.... I found the sitting position didn't do it for me, so went back to simply left side on the bathroom flow..

If you'd like a modern version of something very like a birthing chair, Google "ultra commode". It is a very stable, folding, commode with a soft, padded, open front seat with a removable pail underneath. It is designed to be used as a bedside potty or shower chair. The pail slides out forwards. The commode has sturdy arms that swing down, so can be used or not used as desired.

They do somewhat fold up, so are easier to store than the most commodes.

With the pail removed, there is full access to a person's private parts, front and back. IMO, a very desirable addition to one's toy collection. They are also useful if you like your enemas warm and comfy in bed, but don't like sprinting to the bathroom holding a bag of soapy water.

They cost about $200 on Amazon or eBay.

https://www.platinumhealthllc.com/products/ultracommode-voted-1-most-comfortable-bedside-commode-chair-soft-warm-padded-and-foldable-xl-seat-with-100-open-front-padded-pivoting-armrests-adjustable-height-free-commode-pail-blue

I read a story on one of the forums some years ago about a girl getting strapped into an enema chair. She was caught pleasuring herself then taken to a room where she was strapped in from head to toe. The chair was tilted forward and a inflatable nozzle was put in her. Towards the end of the story she was forced to hold the enema while being bent over and spanked.

I can't find this story anymore and wish I would have saved a copy it was a very interesting read. If anyone remembers or knows where it can be found would be awsome.

I have read a story somewhat similar where the victim (can't remember the gender) is secured on something like a horse. The saddle was like an inflatable ring. The enema nozzle came up through the saddle.

Nothing like posting and remembering something else. Many years ago I was on the receiving end of a rigid sigmoidoscope. The table was where you knelt down and leaned over the table top. The table then tilted your head down and butt up at a 45 degree angle. So you certainly could have be given an enema on one of these tables.

I recently got into enemas, but my ultra vanilla wife ran across my equipment and gave me so much grief about it that I threw it away. Her reasoning is that “normal” people don’t do enemas and after all, there are pills to take if i was constipated. Because of a back problem, I have been using a shower chair and recently, I had a flex hose with a hand held shower head installed. Seemed to work pretty well but I kept looking for ways to make it kinky.

After a bit of trial and error, I came up with a way to have a rather nice enema in the shower. First, I loosened the screw holding the circular grating covering the drain and removed the grating. Then I rolled up a towel that I placed on the seat of the chair as assort of a nesting to place the shower head. My shower head has three settings, fine spray, medium spray and then a rather concentrated stream of water coming from the center of the shower head. You can guess which setting I used for the enema.

I would sit on the shower head and with a little moving around, I would finally get the concentrated spray hitting my anus. What a rush! When it got to the point of being too full, I would shut the water off and see if I could take some more. When it was ready to empty, I would stand up and position my butt over the drain and let it rip. I would have the shower head going so that all the poop would be quickly washed down the drain. Any big chunks will be torn apart by the shower spray and down the drain it goes. After I am through, I make sure that the bathtub is thoroughly sprayed down and that the circular grating for the drain is back in place and the wife never knows what I am up to. Give it a try, it really feels good.

For some reason, a decade or more ago I got the desire to make an enema chair... so I drilled a hole in the middle of a shower chair such that the hole was just the right size to not let the nozzle slip thru... I used it a few times, but the enemas were never that good done sitting on it..

Hi,

I had the idea of ​​an enema chair for a long time. Since there was not aviaible commercially, I built part like that for myself. Here are some pictures of it. I can only say that it is an absolutely awesome feeling to take a seat on it and to be treated by the partner.

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I saw one years ago at an acquaintances basement, just an old wooden chair with fabric seat removed. front legs had ankle restraints and there was a bucket underneath...did not try it.

I found this picture. It looks like kinda enema chair. Well, it's obviously not from real clinic...

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/8a/08/69/8a08691e39e9bbd2ab467b118490a59b.jpg

Enema chairs are a neat novelty, but don’t they defy gravity? Seems like some induced pressure would be needed. Higher bag level? Still suspect leakage.

@Rigel

Getting a real, antique enema chair is probably very hard. They were probably pretty scarce with few ever made. Also, most all of the few survivors have probably been modified or re-purposed into a bench or something similar. In years of looking at enema and douche related stuff, I've only seen one, and that one was not all original.

Also, one has to define what is meant by 'enema chair'. There are basically two designs.

One style is properly called an enema chair. The user sits on it, and water is injected to fill the bowel, then the person arises and moves to a chamber pot, commode, or toilet to release the enema. The chairs are designed to aid water retention during the fill and have a half sphere or similar device surrounding the nozzle. When the person sits on the nozzle, the ball presses against the person's anus, fully plugging the opening. When the person relaxes onto the nozzle, the ball plugs the person even more. If the person tries to expel the enema and relaxes their anal muscles, the ball plugs them further. This is very like the JBL sit-upon bags. In my experience, the effortless retention tends to relax the user and makes taking larger than usual volumes easy, especially if the solution is warm. Either an enema chair or JBL bag can easily fill a person's bowel with over 4 quarts of solution and completely clean them out.

The other style is more properly called a colonic chair. Unlike the enema chair described above, the seat area is not solid, but has an opening like a familiar toilet seat. Below the seat is a pail (or toilet). The nozzle is supported by a rigid arm and is placed so that it enters the rectum a few inches when the person sits down.

The user spreads their buttocks and sits on the nozzle and clenches their anus and starts the water flowing. The user remains seated like this for the whole session. The user keeps their anus clenched until the urge to poo is very strong, then just relaxes and the bowel contents empties into the pail. The fill and release cycle is repeated as desired. Modern versions of this kind of device are available

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjl5KtMoLAc

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Back when the Beth Tyler website was going strong, they sold a metal, threaded tube to make an enema chair. You drilled a hole in the center of a chair, used their threaded tube, put a nozzle on the top and a tube connected to an enema bag to the bottom. It was kind of like using a JBL but it was a chair and used a regular bag to supply the water. I never bought one but saw the availability many times.

I had the opportunity to experience a birthing chair recently. A great way to be given an enema, it had foot stirrups and electric tilt, adjustment. Wide open on the bottom, where your bottom sits. I think that it would make a great item to compliment a colonic irrigation device.

A person could self administer in the chair, the position adjustments are controllable by either administer or recepient, but the design itself makes it seem more practical to have another person helping. Not exactly an "enema chair" per se, but It was a very unique, comfortable and enjoyable way to receive an enema.

I use my shower seat as an enema chair to great success. I have a hand held shower head that I can adjust to fine spray or a concentrated spray. I ease forward and slide the shower head under my butt with the concentrated spray . I move my butt around until I feel it hitting my anus. What a wonderful feeling when the spray is shooting up into my rectum and I am filling up. Not long before I feel myself getting totally filled up and a have to remove the shower head. After a few minute, I stand up and turn around to aim at the drain. The drain cover had been previously removed so that there was a direct path to the sewer line. Any clumps are broken apart and flushed down the drain. One of the nice things is that you can have multiple enemas in a short period of time.

Give it a try...you will like it and the shower flex hose and the shower head can be bought on line and easily installed. Showering with a hand held head can be a very relaxing and fun way to wash up. Directing the warm spray on your penis and perineum can be wonderful! Give it a try.

I have a photo but don't see how to post it. Basically a contoured seat for the butt without arms or back and a red nozzle sticking up in the middle that the patient would sit on the chair with the nozzle in place. Picture shows a nurse with enema bag hanging behind the chair.

When I hear the term enema chair, I think of a chair that would be similar to an exam table where you are leaned back and your legs are slung over supports. I have priced a real exam table and they are out of reach for sure. Whenever I am in different stores, I always look at chairs and recliners to see if there is anything that would fit the bill. The black chair I see in a lot of the Water and Power videos is similar to what I'm thinking of but it doesn't have a place to put your legs. I've thought about a beach type lounge chair where you could put your legs up over the arms but I think it might be hard to get out of when you are full.

@Cheryl77177 Type 1 - A chair with a rather large enema nozzle fixed in the middle of the seat where you sit down on the nozzle. The nozzle would be connected to a conventional enema bag hanging nearby.

A number of years back I got the desire for this, and having a discarded bath chair I decided to drill a hole in the center of the chair such that I could slip a nozzle from the top into the hole - the hole was small so the nozzle remained held in place sticking up and did not slip through the hole. I used a straight white plastic douche nozzle.. It was very exciting to look at, but taking a large soapy enema this way did not turn out to be as great as I had thought it would be.. at least doing it solo. Had I had a partner at the time, it might have been better, as I'm getting excited thinking about that.

Two of these I've encountered:

At a spa/clinic located in a hotel in the old part of Macau I experienced a molded acrylic reclining “seat” that had openings in the appropriate locations for male parts and the anus. This was located in a shower room and a number of shower jets were available to “massage” the abdomen during the enema. A rubber/silicone disc with an appropriately sized “nozzle” was fitted to the seat, lubricated and inserted as you were seated. Water (and other herbal therapeutics) drained into the nozzle assembly from a clear canister that was elevated. The nozzle was large diameter and had a foot valve that opened the a discharge hose to allow the contents of the bowel to escape. Amazing experience and the the lovely attendants provided COMPLETE service. I left refreshed, thoroughly drained and happy.

The second was a forced bondage session I did with a mistress outside London. She was a purveyor of assorted anesthesia and provided a rather interesting combined service. The chair was located in a tiled room with a floor drain and was equipped with many straps to ensure complete security. After being secured, I experienced a number of fillings, several gas blends and a complete fisting before it was all over. Being tightly secured with my breathing controlled was something else… I spend almost 3 hours secured and at her total mercy and learned a lot.

I imagine a chair, with much like a toilet seat, and a rounded but rigid nozzle protruding through. The victim would be attached at the ankles and wrists in a sitting position. Guides on each side and the back would be adjusted to keep them centered on the seat. They would be able to hold themselves up above the nozzle until they tire. When they must lower themselves, the nozzle would enter the rectum and pressure on the seat would open the flow of water.

Enema chairs are hardly new.

For example, there is a US Patent for an enema chair, dated 1846. The device looks like a wooden chair with a central hole in the seat, below which there is a chamber pot. There is handle to control the nozzle. Apparently the nozzle goes in, water flows, nozzle is removed, and the user poos. There are many other such examples.

https://patents.google.com/patent/US4684A

and

https://patents.google.com/patent/US716426A

Actually, some such devices could well be more properly called ‘colonic chairs’ because they seem to be designed for repeated fills and releases, rather than a single fill and poo to relieve constipation.

I imagine, in the days before indoor flush toilets, such a chair could well be pretty handy for someone who was often constipated. Having an enema in those days must have been quite a task, as it would have had to be expelled into a chamber pot or commode or after a hurried run to the outhouse… holding the enema. Taking or giving an enema in an outhouse doesn't seem really practical.

My Daddy has a chair made of nice wood sanded and stained sitting in front of the boat rental/gas and bait store. Nobody knew what it was for years. He bought an old barn full of antiques to use to decorate the store. The seat part is short and half moon shaped. The back comes to just above mid back and it has a horseshoe-shaped flat part. All of the old men would sit out on the porch, talk, and smoke. Whoever got that chair turned it around the straddled it using the horseshoe-shaped flat part to rest their arms and put their ashtrays on. One day a doctor who collected medical antiques wanted to rent a boat. So I grabbed the keys and walked him down to the dock to open the door for the boat, make sure it started and had gas, etc. This was a house boat in case you didn't figure it out. We have ski boats, bass boats, jet skis, etc. His family was bringing everything from the car to the boat and we walked back up so I could tell Daddy that it worked and Daddy could write up the lease. He saw the chair and asked Daddy where he got the birthing chair. Daddy was like, "what?" The doctor said it was an antique birthing chair. The woman could sit like the man who was sitting in it was sitting that day and pant. She could also have an enema and bowel movement if needed. When it was time to give birth she would turn around and wrap her arms around the part everyone was using to rest their arms and ashtrays on and give birth.

I think I have seen what some described on a few internet sites a few years back, and was very arousing. It was a rectangular metal tube frame with four legs. In the middle was a cross bar where a seat is located. It was kind like an old time lawn or farm tractor which had air holes drilled in it. The seat was attached to a springy / flexible bar that was welded to this cross bar and had a thick colon like tube protruding up.

At one end, eyelets are attached to the frame so ankle / legs can be secured with cuffs. Towards the middle, there were the same eyelets for wrist cuffs. At the back of the frame was another cross bar and slot for an adjustable IV type rod to hang a bag or can on.

I can imagine the receiver being made to lower themselves on the enema tube, then being restrained at the ankles and wrists by the giver / Dom. The receiver cannot see the bag hung behind them, nor how much liquid they had left to go.

I'd love to see this in actual use, watching the receivers facial and body expression as the watery solution floods their bowels with no way to escape.

With enema chairs, I think it's important that the water supply either be an irrigating can or, if a bag is used, it be hung behind and out of sight of the person sitting on the nozzle. That way, the recipient cannot tell how much enema has gone in and how much is left to go. This usually results in a larger fill and more effective poo.

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A lady in Manchester has one of these, Would love to try it https://www.lifestream.systems/pages/cherubum-enema-douche-kit

Sounds like it would be fun definitely something I would like to try at some point