Make-shift IV Stand

I enjoy taking enemas in bed (with some very large chux protecting the bed of course) But I'm tired of hanging my bag on a hook behind the bed. The bag isn't easily visible while filling that way, plus if there is any water on the bag it ends up on the wall / headboard of the bed.

I'd love an IV stand, but storing it takes up too much space, plus it's not exactly easy to hide.

I found this and thought maybe others would be interested: http://www.adorama.com/JTLS600.html

Really economical, plus it should work just as well as an IV stand. It folds up and it looks innocent enough in the closet next to my big locked chest of toys. I just hope it can support the weight of a full 4 quart bag.

We had a similar problem in that I couldn't see when the bag was empty where we hung it at first. My sub just put hooks in the ceiling where I can see the bag over his shoulder. We're lucky in that they are close to the windows so they "could" be for hanging plants. Good luck finding what works for you. 😃

My collapsible camera tri-pod works terrrific as an enema bag holder when I want to do an enema on the bed. It's adjustable in height, only about 12"long when collapsed, and easily accomadates a standard 2 qt enema bag.

I bought two collapsible IV stands on EBay several years back, very similar to the items that you link to in your post. They've held up very well and actually came in handy for actual medical applications, not just fetish play. The best feature is that they are lightweight and easily stowed out of sight.

I used to have a very similar one and it was great for the purpose -- however, it is even much bigger then an IV stand; and it is hard to explain why we have such thing unless we are photograpers...

I have purchased a modern IV stand recently and found that it can be disassembled and assembled very easily so it can be hide. Furthermore, it looks much more sexy than any utility for photography. ;-)

I bought a so-called "disposable" IV pole not long ago and it works GREAT! It holds a full gallon bag at a good height without being too tipsy. And the price was hard to beat. It folds down enough to carry in my larger toy bag. It's still fairly big around, but that's necessary for the stability when unfolded. I got mine here:

http://www.sharpsinc.com/pitch-it-iv-pole-sr.html

After using it when playing with a friend, he bought one, too.

I use a regular cheap microphone stand with a boom. You can pic up the On-Stage models for $15 if you look around. I have a couple of S hooks I made out of heavy electrical wire with the insulation still on to hold the bag. Works really well, you can adjust the height from "go slow" to "look out here it comes!"

Elaine

A cymbal stand from a drum set works well.