What equipment do you use?

Just ordered a Model N from silicone nozzles. Can't wait to give it a try! I ordered red… my nurse's favorite color

I’ve been using a four quart Seeking Health silicone bag. It has over 500 enema sessions and shows no signs of wear. I bought a spare bag early on thinking it wouldn’t be as robust as my older Klystra silicone bag, but that second bag sits in the drawer, unopened. I like the slower flow it produces over the Kylstra bag, which I use for colon tube enemas every two weeks. As for nozzles, I’ve used an FR30 Foley catheter for years.

I sold off the rubber four quart bags and would like to sell an FR32 Bard rubber colon tube that I have rarely used. This is one of the older versions and is very flexible.

Have a 4 quart silicone bag from Mikacare bought via that Amazing outfit. Good bag, good price great enemas. Before covid I exchanged emails with their customer service gal, asking her to urge them to make 5 and 6 quart bags. Lol, she thought that was peculiar. Little did she know how “peculiar” I am.

I use a late 40's/early 50's B.F. Goodrich No. 36F red rubber open-top enema with red rubber hose, chrome clamp, and vintage black medium sized adult rectal nozzle- all exactly like the one mom used on me. https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/16551

I was at a second hand store on vacation and found a Davon Comfy bag it was only a dollar didn't have attachments but had the metal clamp I used attachments from my bag thats what I use. Only once so far

We have a wonderful collection of vintage Enema equipment my go to enema bag is our 4qt red ,,,but I so enjoy our vintage Paris feminine douche bag

My bad its a Davol comfy bag not a Davon spell check got me

Model N finally arrived. Major enema spa day scheduled in about 2 weeks. That will be the debut. I hope I can hold off asking my nurse to use it before then. Who has used one? I certainly looks like it will get to my sigmoid. Really looking forward to it.

Except for an OHP 48" (1.2 m) Fr 43 silicone colon tube, all my gear is home made. I use a 10L (22,87 US gallon) bucket and siphon system. The siphon is made of 18 mm (11/16") domestic copper tubing, mated to a garden quick connector. This hangs over the bucket lip. Hose (as long as you like) is hardware store plastic tubing, fitted with female hose quick connectors at each end. The colon tube is similarly equipped (but the quick connect is a one way type), and a garden quick-connect tap (faucet or valve, US,) having two male quick-connects) joins it to the supply hose. To combine the virtues of an inflatable retention nozzle with the easy (low cramps) characteristics of the colon tube, I have an inflatable sleeve that fits over the colon tube, usually parked at the supply end so the colon tube goes as far up my bowel as possible. This is made of a section of mountain bike inner tube (see my gallery) and an ordinary bike pump inflates it up to about 1.1L. This does NOT leak and is very difficult to expel involuntarily (though a violent sneeze did once result in a spectacular mess! But our bathroom is a wet room, so easy to clean up. I've been using this system for about fifteen years. Occasionally the quick-connects need new O-rings, and about every four years I have to replace a burst sleeve cover. Cheap, long lasting and all home maintainable.

Because of the quick-connects, I can fill myself and then detach the supply tube and walk around freely while I hold my enema - or get on the scale and see how much solution I have on board.

Updated equipment from last post to 4qt silicone bag with flow indicator, rusch DBC and 45FR latex colon tube (technically it gastric tube but works the same).

Oh shit…

you're all so rich with equipment… 😄

and at the same time i've got one and only stethoscope….

We are NOT rich!

In most cases this is equipment we have collected over a lifetime.

We don't use enemas so the answer is simple and cheap - Nothing.

Oh shit…

you're all so rich with equipment… 😄

and at the same time i've got one and only stethoscope….

We've picked up and collected the equipment, and toys, we have over many years. Many were found second hand or were gifts. Because of the “deals” we have found we saved enough to be able to purchase the occasional new item that we have.

I have three enema bags, one shower shot and one Klystra bulb. The first bag is the black one gallon Klystra open top rubber bag (was lucky enough to purchase it while he was still in business), one two quart rubber amber bag with the black silicone hose and one regular two quart combination drug store vinyl bag. I also have a collection of different nozzles as you can view in some of my images. Also built a portable enema stand that fits in a tool box and rises to eight feet from the floor and can support all three bags completely filled. Also made several different paddles :-)

I use an authentic vintage 1940's/1950's B.F.Goodrich No. 36F open top 3+ quart red rubber enema just like the one mom used on me. ….michael

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In many cases, the accumulation is multi generational, over a century or the better part of one.

I got to thinking about this discussion and have several thoughts that I'd like to share and hopefully get some comments going:

• Enemas and douches do seem more practical from bags than from bulbs because it is a matter of available quantity. In the case of combination bags there is also the practicality of using it as a hot water bottle for aches and pains.
• When it comes to bags, the folding syringe seems to make sense because it could be easily packed in luggage, but aside from those on Zity I'm not sure that many people travel with such items anymore.
• Otherwise, I think that Emom has it right regarding an enema can. It is easier to prepare and easier to clean than a bag and is much more sturdy which leads me to wonder why an open top fountain syringe gained any popularity at all.

While my wife and I have a red rubber combination bag and a newer silicone open top, I think I should check out both Ebay and some antique shops to see if I can find an enamel can. As I've shared previously I'm trained as an engineer and always have efficiency on my brain.

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This is another thread that goes back about 14 years. I always wonder about the status of many of the older members and whether they left due to lack of enjoyment or other medical/aging issues.

While there are some “modern” items for delivering various fluids, those “vintage” items certainly add to the ambience of a good session!

I've been updating my “enema tackle”. I've gotten all new tubing, connectors and I bought a new OHN 3 qt. silicone bag and colon tube combo that I'm aching to try. I have a vintage bulb syringe, a 4 qt. black Sherema bag, a blue 2 qt. combo bag(also from Sherema), a black delrin buttplug nozzle from Beth Tyler, SN retention nozzles including a SPD2.5 and a Model B, a classic douche nozzle and various lubes, nozzles and tubes for extended enema playtime. I started as a enema kinkster at 18 with my mother's bag and bulb but as soon as I could I started buying my own equipment. That pink SN Mini-Max XL, my 1st or 2nd SN purchase, in my avatar was bought in a moment of enema longing and BOY!! after many wet and kinky attempts I still have been unable to pop that monster into myself. Practice makes perfect😈😜😈 Kudos to my fellow enemates who have.

...less than I own...🤔😂

I use a translucent irrigator of 2 litres with a 100 cm long colon tube of 1 cm diameter. These irrigators are easily to clean and you can observe the amount of solution you still have to take.

Currently a home made 5 qt translucent bag with clear tubing and. Davol comfy 2 quart bag.

For my biweekly coffee enemas, my klystra 4 qt silicon bag.for fun enemas my 2 qt folding latex bag, only problem it is stained. Named it spot.

I have a 3qt silicone bag with silicone hose and a 20” 36fr colon tube. It does the job nicely!

An interesting thing i have found on ebay

Metal Hollow Shower Enema Vaginal Anal Cleaner Wash Colon Douche Nozzle

Strange little thing from China mainland. I got the large one to terminate the business end of a 9/16 inch thick colon tube.

The spray/squirt unscrews from the shaft. Watch out for that.

You might like a 6 inch diameter 18 inch long firm foam exercise roller.

It Makes a nice hip booster to give ready access to a butt.

Delta faucets makes the best shower spigot diverter valve

Delta Faucet 3-Way Shower Arm Diverter

A gallon of water weighs over 8 pounds. Get an S hook for your gallon bag as thick as will fit its hanging flap to help your reservoir last longer with regular use.

Leather punch is handy for making spray holes in the sides of a do it yourself colon fill tube.

Stainless hand rails in your shower stall mounted at 45 degrees to help get off the floor with a loaded belly.

Sprite shower filter is nice too, especially when maintaining your reservoir water level.

Glass top digital bath scales are handy for weighing your fill. It lets you know how much is really weighing inside or how much you have managed to keep.

If you are careful, you can bring it into the shower, just don't drown it.

All old school equipment from the 40s and early 50s Davol and others found on ebay and Etsy, just the experience of giving myself an enema from this old equipment that mom used on me as a kid causes intense orgasms!

I have an open top 4 quart blue rubber bag that I purchased on Amazon as well as a 2 quart water bottle style bag that I also bought off of Amazon.

2 quart bags are no longer sold in stores like CVS, Walgreens or Wal-Mart. If one is lucky, the best item that can be purchased off-line without visiting a specialty medical supply store is 1.75qt water bottle style bag.

I also have the green Optimal Health nozzle that The Wizard of Ass used in lots of his videos as well as a cleanstream inflatable enema plug.

My most desired type of equipment that I do not own would be a JBL style bag.

As far as soap goes I use Ivory and Dr Bronner's

I bought a valve that attaches to the shower pipe and has 2 threaded outlets with a small knob that switches between the two, I bought a PVC 1/2" threaded closed cap, drilled and tapped it to accept a 1/4" NPT to hose barb fitting. Before installing I drilled a 3/16" hole through the ball that controls the flow allowing some water to flow through the enema fitting. Plenty of water to wash down and enough water to wash out! I try to be inventive!

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