Does Anyone Still Enjoy Plain Old Fashioned Enemas?

@LisaK

I would define “plain, old fashioned, enemas” as the kind of enema as one that a mom or nurse might give a kid or patient to make them poo to relieve constipation or as preparation for or after surgery.

Typically, for a younger kid, and old fashioned enema would one or more bulbfulls of plain or soapy water, given OTK or with the kid lying on their tummy or side on the bed.

For and adult or teen, it would typically be a bag or irrigating can of warm water, with or without soap (usually with) and sometimes a colon tube (usually used with a can), given with the person left side lying on the bed.

IMO, the description would not include 4 quart bags, dildo nozzles, massive colon snakes, or excessively irritating solutions.

YMMV

Yes,

Just the sight of the red bag takes me back to when on the farm, an enema was a family reward for good behavior and willingness to pitch in with enthusiasm during milking sessions.

Mamma, was i good this week?

I would have to conclude that since most commonly I use a red, two quart, open top syringe for my enemas, I like it the old fashioned way. I may use J&J baby shampoo or Castile for soap instead of Ivory but I think that still counts.

The old fashioned enemas are the best. My mom's old bag was one of those that had a long curved nozzle, it must have hit directly on my prostrate. It felt good and I miss it. The whole old fashioned theme turns me on, like being out in the country, like in an old farm house, with a claw foot tub, no cell phone to interrupt. Hell, getting horny just thinking about it.

Wow, never thought of the enemas I like as an “old fashioned” enema… would think all enemas are considered “old fashioned”… an enema is an enema 😃

Yes, I have my Mom's 2 quart Devol , comfy , combination bag. . It is in good shape , I take good care of it. I often use it.

I have a lot of different enema equipment. However, what I use the most is a standard red Faultless combination bag with the adult rectal tip. Most of my enemas are taken to relieve my chronic constipation and the "standard" two quart combination bag is perfect for this purpose. I use it to administer plain tap water, soapsuds or tap water with 10 ml of docusate sodium liquid added.

To me an old fashioned enema is a warm two quart Ivory soap enema, then a warm two quart salt and baking soda rinse enema. As kids when either mom or grandma gave us an enema that’s what we received. Mom used either a two quart closed top bag or a three quart pumpkin bag with a rectal nozzle. Grandma, who was a retired RN, used one of four different enema bags an one of three different nozzles. She used whichever bag was hanging in the shower when one of us needed an enema. The four different bags were: 1) a 2 quart closed top, 2) a 2 ½ quart Paris closed top, 3) a two quart open top or, 4) a three quart pumpkin douche/enema bag. And the three different nozzles were: 1) a rectal nozzle, 2) a curved douche nozzle with a bulbous head or, 3) a 24 inch colon tube (primarily used during a 3H enema an occasionally otherwise).

Yes, my tummy likes water and my butt likes playing with it.

It is all about the water. Exercise to drink it up (not down). Get full, notice its cool or warmth. Encourage your butt to control it, or let it in. Does it make you pee? Can you pee without losing any? Read our stories while holding it in your tummy. Look at your bulging enema, about to go in. You want it to go deep. Feel it advance and tease your tight grommet. It's the water and you like it moving in. Put some more in the red thing before it sucks flat! Or if you are done, blow in some air to get that bottled drink feel. Pat n rub your full tummy and love the one real or imagined that is nursing your bottom's delight.

Always an enema is an enema

Our family never had a red bag. We had, as I’ve often stated, an amber BF Goodrich Sojourn fountain syringe. Always full to the brim with Ivory foam running down the sides when you entered the bathroom for your enema. Matching amber hose and a black Bakelite enema nozzle slathered with Vaseline. The bag was pear shaped when full but would change shape as you were given the enema. When you were full it went flat. I’d love to have one like it but alas they are ancient history.

The feeling when the liquid fills the colon is essentially the same. But as the saying goes: "Eat with your eyes".

I still remember the smell of the rubber of the bulbs, bags, hot water bottles and hoses. This smell has internalized in me. At the same time, this smell used to mean "danger". It was associated with the dreaded enemas, that I had to endure.

I also have to say that the feeling of inserting the old Bakelite nozzles is not comparable to today's plastic nozzles.

It may seem just a mental thing, but over the years I've acquired and collected a lot of old enema equipment of this type. Just the sight and smell triggers a certain excitement and memory of old times.

Well-preserved old douche nozzles, for example, still find their way up the butt, which excites me a lot.

That seems to be my fetish, which keeps memories and feelings from earlier times alive.

But as mentioned, this is probably just a matter of the head...

Sexuals Fantasies depend on the context, especially for women..

I used to use a standard closed red bag set and standard nozzle but quickly upgraded to an open top silicone bag with a silicone ball retention nozzle. the bag is easier to fill and hang and the nozzle is easier to keep in place and provides a decent seal.