What equipment do you use?

What equipment do I use? My favorite is my Davol Starlett bag which is yellow latex, with a yellow latex hose and metal clamp, I also Have a Faultless Yellow open top bag, a JBL from Kystra, a Davol Comfy, and a couple of newer closed top combinations as well as a newer open top bag. As for nozzles, I have a latex double balloon, a 40 fr closed end colon tube, a silver bullet that I love, a 30 fr open end rectal tube, an inflatable butt plug nozzle which I find uncomfortable and tends to pop out unexpectedly, an old glass mercury rectal thermometer, digital thermometer and an assortment of older douche and rectal nozzles as well as many toys for both orifices.

For a bag I am currently using a campers outdoor shower bag holds about 5 gallons.For a tube a 40" 63fr colon tube.The bag I got at walmart in sporting goods the tube from silicone nozzles.

I use a bag. I have a red one and a clear one. I have a few nozzles. I also ise the shower massage hose sometimes.

I have 4-5 bags and many nozzles, including a JBL bag. Like I just posted, received my new silicone nozzle today and hope to put many miles on it. 😄

Since I don't want my wife and children to find out about my little "hobby" so to speak, only stuff you normally find in a typical Swedish home are the things I feel safe to use.

My most used setup is a typical red plastic bucket that holds 10 liters, an adjustable belt and a 2 m length of 1/2" garden hose. This blends in perfectly with all the other related stuff we have laying around in the garage and so on, so no risk if anyone should stumble upon it...

The bucket handle is hung from a towel hook in the bathroom by the belt and filled with nice warm (sometimes ice-cold) water from the tap. One end of the hose goes in the bucket and around the handle so it doesn't slip out.

A siphon is started before insertion of the other end and the liquid begins to flow... 😃

This setup gives a rather fast and intense filling if the bucket is hung high.

Laying on my back, side, standing or sitting on the toilet I can usually take 4, and in rare cases close to 5 liters this way.

I also have a smaller diameter hose for longer and more relaxed sessions.

Added to that a funnel, an electric aquarium water-pump, some smaller buckets, valves and lots of other stuff for the ultimate and discrete DIY experience. ;-)

Being 54 not only does my husband know that I take enemas, but occasionally will engage in some enema play with me. At home we have a standard drug store type combination syringe although I did buy a colon tube a couple of years ago. At our lake cottage I keep my antique enema can. Both give perfectly satisfactory enemas. 😃

I think most of us are partial to whatever was used on us as kids. From age 13 on, my mom had an amber latex Faultless folding bag with matching hose. Those have always been my favorite. Before age 13, it was an Armstrong "Artweave", open top 2 qt. bag; I have bought one of these on ebay.

I have a couple of red two-quart drugstore enema bags with hoses. The only extras I have added are metal shutoff clamps (the original plastic ones break eventually) and a large bat shaped nozzle (baseball bat that is) I ordered from NozWiz. Oh, and I use a metal tarp strap hook to hang it up. I can tell about how much of the enema I have taken by watching the red bag flatten. When the bottom of the bag sucks flat, I know the entire enema is in me.

Although I have a couple standard red drugstore 2-qt enema bags, I much prefer to use my homemade 1 gal translucent plastic water pitcher. It obviously holds more than the bags, which are a bit of a nusiance to refill, but it is enjoyable to watch the liquid level slowly drop as I fill up. Finding a flat surface to set it on at the right height is actually easier than finding the right height hook location when using the bags. Nozzles consist of a standard douche nozzle, a KB-1 batshapped nozzle, and a green vinyl retention style nozzle that I have had for years. I notice this one showing up in enema videoas on a fairly regular basis. The latter gets used most frequently.

We have just a standard red rubber combination bag like I remember from growing up. It has certainly provided its share of perfectly good enemas. See my blog where I have figured this to be in the hundreds of gallons.

I use 6 2 quart bags. I also use the knee chest position to take my enema in. Anyway..... The first bag of water is a common 2 quart combination bag.that I usually fill with 2 qts of ice cold water. I hang it on the towel bar next to the sink. When I have taken that I take 2 additional quarts of icy cold water from a faultless fountain syringe hung about 2 feet above my recturm.on the bathroom cabinet door. When that container has emptied itself into me I close the shut-off. And open a shut-off of another fountain bag hung above the faultless fountain syringe. This syringe's hose is stuck into the top of the faultless bag. When the faultless bag re-fills, this time with hot, salty water, I open the faultless bag's tube and my enema continues. When that bag has emptied itself into me. I again close the shut-off of the faultless and then open a Davol Family Combination bag's shut-off. This bag like the last bag contains hot, salty water and also like the last bag its tube enters the top of the faultless fountain syringe. When the faultless has again become brim full I open the faultless tube and my enema continues. When that bag has emptied its contents into me, I again close the faultless hose and open a tube from bag number 5. This bag is a pink folding syringe and like the other bags its tube flows into the top of the faultless. Bag number 5 contains icy water with salt. Once it has emptied and the faultless has re-filled, I open the faultless shut-off and wa-la my enema continues. Most of the time I can easily take all 5 of those bags. So, I have one bag to go. It is a davol comfy syringe and it contains hot, salty water and like the other syringes, its tube flows from bottle to the faultless fountain syringe that is plugged into me. When I open the faultless tube's shut-off for the last time I do not open it fully. In fact, it trickles into me. Most of the time I can take about 3/4's of that last bag, but on occasion I am able to take all 12 quarts. You can not believe the feeling I get from these enemas...

Miker--It is hard to believe that you can hold 12 quarts without harming yourself.

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This morning my wife gave me a little over 11 quarts using the equipment and procedure that I described earlier. It was very relaxing. May do another this afternoon.

I have a 4 quart blue rubber closed bag with a black hose and a kp1 nozzle that I prefer, and although itis not a clear bag, I can still see the bag deflate as the warm water fills me. I think I am ready to move up to the kp2 or 3 nozzle in the near future.

I use 4 liters with inflatable nozzle.

I enjoy using my red rubber clossed top hot water bottle type bags and attach a higginson syringe to the bags for taking my enemas and wheter standin gor lying down this works best for me with no chance of any leaking or spillage! I use various size bags 2 qt, 21/2 qt and 3 qt and do have two1 gallon red rubber open top bags but find taking more than 3 qts rather uncomfortable!

Hey folks.........My wife wants to try one of these "sit-on",multiquart bags with the on/off control between the legs......a JBL cascade(?),I think its called. Any long-term experience with this type out there............Seems it would leave hands-free for other interesting things. Your feedback on if these really are worth it,please

Miker.......WOW!!!! I would pay to see that feat!!

@quartpilot: There is a thread on the JBL bag. They can certainly be hot. But in my experience (1) they are prone to leak at the nozzle connection, so you have to lay down towels or something to avoid a mess. And (2) you always waste some solution as you can never press the last litre or so out of the bag. It’s a matter of tallying up the pluses and minuses.

I use a 4qt Klystra silicone bag with clear silicone tubing. The nozzle is a Rusch latex double balloon. This combination prevents any leaks and when the balloon is inflated it produces a nice sensation in my rectum. I prefer a clear bag so I can see the soapy water draining into me. I generally can't take more than 2.5 qts.

@quartpilot: the JBL is a very comfortable way to take an enema. It is also my experience that I can take more volume with no cramps using the JBL. I usually use it as my second enema. The warmth on the butt feels great and the flow is slow. On many occasions I am not alone and my partner and I enjoy the pleasures of mutual masturbation as the water keeps flowing. If she is feeling devilish she will sit on my lap to increase the pressure. With a JBL i had for years, this maneuver did cause it to blow a seam. Good thing I had a second JBL :-)

I really like my amber hose - so much more erotic that the ribbed, white hoses sold with most drug store enema kits. I use a 10 foot amber hose from Home Dept - that length allows me to have the clamp close at hand without going thru contortions to open and shut it.

I like to use a 2 Gal. Pail with a hole drilled in it and glue a runoff to 8' of Amber latex tubing for a good rapid flow enema.

In the last few days I have acquired a rather lovely 4 quart enema bucket. Until now my collection has consisted solely of bags of various size and material, from the standard drug store 2 quart red rubber to a couple of 4 quart silicone bags and a couple of vinyl 3 quart bags. I felt rather smug having found the bucket as, in my prior searches, I was unable to locate anything other than either plastic or stainless 2 quart buckets/cans.

With some time to myself this morning, the opportunity to give the new bucket a trial presented itself. I have to say I'm impressed. Ease of filling. No precarious hanging of a bag from a towel hook/bar. Simple clean up and drying. Ample capacity. Two thumbs up so far.

My bag is blue and made of plastic. It has a hanger and I use the vaginal nozzle not tge rectal one because it is bigger. Sometimes I use the red pulp also with the vaginal nozzle. My lubricants are usually vasline, baby oil or toothpaste. Actually in the city where I live one can ever find enema bags of good quality so I try to mange with the options I have.

My most frequently used bag is a 3-qt Klystra replica of the Davol HWB style closed top syringe with black hose and stainless steel clamp.

There are a couple of nozzles I use with that bag. One is a 3-inch white flared rigid nozzle The other Is a non-rigid flesh colored 5-inch nozzle with a triangle shaped bulb at the front and bigger holes.

Sometimes for a quickie one-bagger I go ahead and use one of my two quart bags with the straight white rigid "Drug Store" type nozzle.That one dates from the 1970s and was very likely the one my grandma purchased for my Mom right after they got to the US. It's fittings are white and the feminine nozzle is the straight thin "bat" type that was common then.

Since I DO very occasionally still douche, I have a green open-top classic bag with black fittings that I use for no other purpose than those occasional douches I now have fewer hangups about e-purposing the feminine nozzle from my HWB-style 1970s 2-qt bag to use for one of those quickie enemas. I find that, when I do that, I can feel the nozzle better, yes, but the down side is that I have to insert it, remove it, take a sewing needle and open most of the holes and re-insert it. No fun!!

Speaking of no fun, once or twice per year I will get to a clear return with the 3-qt bag and some Milk of Magnesia, and then when cleared out I will get out my big 4-qt "Great White"open top bag. It has a brown ribbed wider hose.

I fill it with VERY soapy hot water, hang it from the same hook as the 3-t Knee-chest position enemas were taken earlier in the session. I then put the 5-inch rigid "Barium-type" nozzle on it, Then I get into Simms position and try to relax a much as possible I put a LITTLE KY Jelly on the nozzle and try not to stare at the nozzle. I remember what Dad told me the first time I ever took this kind of enema. "You know where it needs to go, No sense making it harder by looking at it just get it there!"

I make sure it IS pointing at my navel and slowly push it in. I make sure I am fully relaxed, and take at least 3, often 5 or 6 deep-as-I-can breaths.

This morning I definitely needed an enema to clear myself out. I had some bad food over the weekend that I was able to bring up, but the experience soon left me constipated. All I had on hand this morning was an 8-ounce bulb syringe. I filled it and went to work. It did the job handily. When there is a specific task at hand, sometimes smaller is better.

For the longest time I used a 2 qt faultlless drug store bag with the douche nozzle. Then, about 5 yrs ago, I graduated to a silicone bag with a thin 7 in retention nozzle. After several yrs I decided to order a KGL1 nozzle from Silicone Nozzels and it changed things for me. Before long, I felt like I wanted a 4 qt bag, so that's what I got. Now I use a 4 qt open top silicone bag with the KGL 1 nozzle every time. I have a double ballon retention-nozzle, but never use it.

I just made another purchase from Siliconenozzeles.com. A SPD2.5 Extra Large Retention Style in red to go with my KGL3 Multi Ball that I enjoy using with my Klysta 4qt bag. I 1st bought the MiniMal XBall but boy , that's something quite large and no matter how I try it just can't stretch enough to swallow it. Hopefully with more practice with the the SPD2.5 and more 3 sometimes 4qt fun ?

I can't believe I have not posted to this 2007 thread- how did I miss it!

Here is a brief summary of the equipment I currently use.

1 gallon silicon bag from Seeking Health (I will use one of my colon tubes with this bag)

Colon tubes 4 sizes:

1/3 inch diameter about 16 inches long clear latex but firm flex

1/3 inch diameter about 24 inches long red latex and very flexible

1/2 inch diameter 36 inches long red latex a medium flex

1 inch diameter about 24 inches long Silicon Nozzle clear very flexible

I will either use my silicon bag or a homemade shower enema setup which enables me to connect my colon tubes up to a water diverter for enemas in the shower.

I have pictures on my profile page of most all this stuff.