What equipment do you use?

I think I found the winning entry! About a year ago I found a variable speed Peristaltic Pump in a storage unit (I paid $65 for the unit) and located the operating manual online, by putting my silicone hose in the rotating head it pulses water instead of a steady flow. I feed it from a closed top bag either laying on the bed or hanging really low as when the pump is stopped the flow continues. I insert nozzle just far enough to prevent leaking and the sensations are incredible! I know many can't afford one of these as I found a used one listed for sale for $995. On Ebay they're running $1500 to $2500

It's called MD Resource K pump Peristaltic Tumescent Infiltration Pump.

Here's what it looks like:

https://mrp.io/md-resource-kpump-tumescent-delivery-infiltration-peristaltic-k-pump-w-pedal-20201211-kpump.html

I have a four quart open top silicone bag with the usual nozzles. I’ve also ordered off Siliconenozzles.com a Model B, Bishop 7”, and KGL-4 double taper nozzle.

The Model B is for special occasions as it takes some time to insert.

I have a 2 quart and 5 quart silicone bags as well as a classic red Daval 2 quart bag. I have all the usual nozzles as well as a selection of silicone nozzles of which my model F is my favorite. I also have #5 black delrin nozzle from Optimal health net and a double balloon nozzle from Medtech3000 which is my favorite go to nozzle.

I would wager the nurse and I have almost one of each kind of bag, bulb, nozzle, etc. If you check out my photo sets, we enjoy matching the gear to the enema scene. So, hospital enema roleplay gear varies depending on the era. More recent scenes will have disposable clear bag, while the vintage scenes would be an enema can or old red rubber bag. Moreover, the same would go for age play scenes, domestic discipline scenes, etc. Matching the costume, gear, and setting can go a long way for making the whole scene more real, and thus, more likely to transport the players to another reality.

I have a late 1960’s B.F. Goodrich Gravity Flow 36F with the standard issue white hose and metal clamp.

A blue 4 qt open top is my go to with a standard enema nozzle at the end of the hose. I also have a Cleanstream stainless butt plug shaped nozzle that is incredible, (see my avatar) and a red 2 qt closed combination bag. I have had several other bags and even a double bardex nozzle, but I culled the herd years ago. I'm currently considering a silicone nozzle with a smaller flared tip.

Pretty cheap 2 quart bag from amazon and a DBC nozzle

Nothing fancy

White enemacan 2 Lts.

Douche black nozzle.

4qt red silicone bag with baseball bat nozzle, douche nozzle, or colon tube 30inch or 9 inch black silicone nozzle

A 5 L = 5.3 quarts bottle with an online bulb an a silicon tube

Sometimes I had 1 L more to have 5 to 6 L available

Over the years, such a large selection of devices has accumulated that you are spoiled for choice before every enema.

It is not uncommon for the decision as to which equipment will be used to administer enemas to be made shortly beforehand.

Our last treatments focused on rubber bulbs, where you spend a little longer in the giver's hands to get an enema of 2 to 3 liters.

What is used is usually decided ad hoc based on gut feeling.

This may raise a few eyebrows!

At one time this was my setup. I had two red closed end bags connected together with a 'Y" connector, next inline on a now single tube was a flow meter so I could monitor speed, followed by a Higginson's syringe for a little extra boost and goose which was then connected to a double balloon nozzle and of course clamps in the appropriate places. I would lay in the bathtub with a load of warm water infused with Dr Bronner's castille soap and slowly let it flow. The balloon nozzle would not prevent leaks even though it was 750cc inflated for the inner balloon when I felt the urge to expel so a simple hand to hold it in place would prevent expulsion. Plus it it felt good to feel the pressure of the outer balloon against my anus. I spent many hours of deep pleasure with that setup., filling and holding for 15 or so minutes...whatever felt right. then rinsing and repeating. I should have taken a picture of it!

Have a variety of equipment but usually use either a 4QT latex bag with either a DBN or a butt plug like nozzle from siliconenozzles. Also have a 4 L silicone bag which is equally fun to use.

I have a five quart silicone bah and a German latex bag also 5 quarts a three quart silicone bag and and old school red closed top bag 2 quarts and one shower shot. Then tons of nozzles from silicone nozzles colon tubes to inflatabe nozzles . I still buy when I see something interesting it’s fun having a large selection.

Way too much to enumerate - but here are a few:

Several vintage irrigators with red hoses, metal clips, and black nozzles.

A few Davol "Comfy" open top bags with the same accessories as the cans.

My current go-to bag is a 1966 Rexall Victoria combination syringe used with a 20 inch catheter.

I also have a couple of badly stained latex feminine syringes.

..and one rare Armstrong 2.5 quart "Silver Leaf" fountain syringe with original black nozzles.

There are more, but they don't get out much!

Most of us klismos have vast collections

Klysteria 4 at bag with several nozzles

My SNC 2.25 buttplug style retention nozzle (my favorite), a black rubber Klystra 4qt. bag or my OHN clear silicone 3qt. bag. I have other SNC nozzles in rotation😍

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This Summer Shower bag is 2.5 Gallons. 10 Quarts, I can hold all I feel like, and it feels amazing.

I removed the spray nozzle and put it on the end of an additional 5 feet of tubing.

This is the ultimate setup for me, as I like 5 - 6 quarts minimum. The spray nozzle starts by pulling and stop by pushing, and it's only about 1-1/4", so I used a little lube and push it into my hole, which also helps with retention. When it's all the way inside me, I tighten my hole and give a little tug and the flow begins. The bag is just above my head on the shower curtain pole. No more silicone or latex bags that deteriorate, are expensive, hard to find and are never big enough.

I have and use the same equipment my parents used on me back in the 50's and 60's. A red Comfy open top enema bag with red ribbed tubing, metal clamp, and a black Bakelite bat shaped adult enema pipe. Also have a white Jones enema can that was used on me. Love being given an enema with that vintage equipment.

I use one of those enema bags that is open top & hangs just under the shower head. I have no idea how much volume I take because the shower keeps if full while I'm using it. I usually start out slow & increase how long I hold it before letting it out. I love to keep going until it's running out as just clear water. I also love it when I've become so relaxed that I can fill myself up & then without removing the nozzle, I just let it go. I actually do a continual flush, letting the water flow out while the nozzle is deep inside of me supplying the fresh water.

I also love it when I've become so relaxed that I can fill myself up & then without removing the nozzle, I just let it go. I actually do a continual flush, letting the water flow out while the nozzle is deep inside of me supplying the fresh water.

I've also done this many times. 😉😊

As I have posted before, my go to gear is a plastic 1500cc hospital enema kit brought home from a previous surgical procedure. The nurse told me to take it home in case I would need it in the future. She said, " you never know when you might need another one".

The reason is that it is simple to use and you can mix the soap directly in the bucket. Although 1500CC's is less than 2 qts, it seems to do the job. It is also less likely to give you the latent recurrence. Also very easy to clean put away.