What equipment do you use?

I have a ton of stuff but it a red closed top bag is my way to go. It is the size of bag and whatever nozzle that changes things up most.

Like most baby boomer klismo's, over the years I've collected (and tried) just about everything enema related that could be had. Tossed tons of perfectly good stuff due to my life-long embarrassment of being "discovered"....only to buy more and start the process again. I have saved a few things (Phoenix Colon Tubes made in England, the rubber bulb syringe my wife used to lovingly administer, and a few others) but have settled into using my old Klystra Classic silicone bag and hose along with an old flexy green nozzle that still looks new. Occasionally I substitute a 34F silicone colon tube (think I got that from Klystra too), but most days you'd find the clear bag and hose with the green nozzle hanging on the towel bar in my small master bedroom bath.

@mikey19001

Good luck with that longer tube. It's a challenge to get mine to go around the hepatic flexure. But when it does...WOW!

Didn't know where to add this so I'll put it here.

I have a total of four enema bags. I noticed recently that at least two the bags seem to hold more volume than they did when I first got them and the markings I initially placed on them to mark remaining volume seemed to be off when I filled them. So, I remeasured their holding capacity.

My red rubber bag and clear silicone bag that are nominally four quarts were initially measured to hold 4.3 liters (4.5 US quarts) of enema solution if completely filled. Now the red rubber bag holds 4.8 liters and the silicone bag holds 4.7 liters (which is just on both sides of 5-US liquid quarts). So, those large volumes of warm water must gradually stretch the bags.

OTOH, my nominal 5-quart bag that I measured initially at 5.6 liters has expanded to only a little over 5.55 liters (5.86 US liquid quarts). When I take all of that one, I'm usually very full.

My fourth one is still in the box (a virgin enema bag with all the attachments)

I use only 3 different things for giving myself enemas. I use a flexible shower hose for which I want to get a shower shooter colon tube. I also use a bulb; but, use this the least. I also have a 2 qt. red bag I use about equally with the shower hose. The shower hose enema sessions seem to clean me out the best; but, I lay in a tub of hot water when I use the bag as I find this to be the most relaxing.

I have a myriad of equipment I have been collecting over the years,. How do you post a pic of them?

Years ago I bought a 4 quart open top red enema bag online and now it is my favorite. I find it actually holds 5 quarts if I add more water after it is hung. It is stiff enough that it will stand alone as it fills under the faucet and it holds enough to make me happy. I like to stand, with the bag hanging behind me, visible in the mirror. As it empties, my belly grows and it feels wonderful.

I have always preferred a red enema bag perhaps since that was part of my childhood memories.

I just purchased one from Amazon comes in a amazon package so no makings on what is in it. It is a 2Qt Silicone open Top Bag Kit for $25.00 has silicone hose with a new type shut off and a one way valve so you have no back flow. Used it three times tonight little weak so thought I would take a break. I believe this will be better than the home mae one I was using with a plastic pitcher and 6' of latex hose with the end rolled back 1" as a tip. It was good in the fact you could work in about 20" + when playing and fill with out the bowel emptying cramps. I have used the normal 5" douche type pile it also came with 3 ea silicone pipes about 3" however unless ou have someone holding it in they are useless. I like the rotary shut off valve a lot better than the plastic on you get with the hot water bottle type kit.. However I think I wil look for a 4Qt one in the future. I received an e-mail from the maker before it arrived telling me how to clean it a make sure I clean it prior to first use and that everyting could be boiled except the valve. Impressed

HOW MANY TIMES DO THE MODERATORS HAVE TO TELL US NOT TO USE THE "B-DEX" WORD!. This has been covered ad nauseum and yet some one uses that word! Don't people GET IT? It's a LEGAL issue. We could be sued and shut down! For some strange reason that company has it in for us.

PLEASE< PLEASE don't use that word! There are several other words that convey the meaning. I would not be opposed to deleting the account of anyone who persisted in using that taboo word.

End of rant!

I usually use a 3 quart red rubber bag with a 6 inch long green bulb head nozzle. Perfect for a regular filling.

I am using enema bulb - "you2toys splash queen" I like nozzle shape. But after browsing on zity I am interested to order and try enema bag

Well, let's see....equipment. I have a 2 qt. open top standard bag with some latex hose, stainless shut-off and 40F colon tube "traveler" (I use to take it in the RV), a standard hot water bottle (2 qt.) and combo fittings, however rarely used these days. I have a 'virgin' Seeking Health 4 qt. silicon bag that I purchased since they said they were not going to continue making them. I also have a 'virgin' 2500cc Barium bag with a normal "bulbed end", not the pump nozzle since they are 'counted'. ( I got it from the BE crew when I asked to have the bag they used on me...and they said it was too hard to clean up enough to take home, so gave me a new one. Oh, and I have an 8 oz. bulb.

My 'primary' bag is a Klystra 4 qt. clear bag that I have marked with a Sharpie in quart increments. I use it twice in my "normal regimin" (?), once with two 2 qt. soap enemas and then refill with Salt & Soda in two 2 qt. enemas. That is my normal every-other-day routine.

Plus an assortment of nozzles, latex hose and various fittings accumulated over my 86 years on this dirt ball. I guess this makes me a true Klismo. Whatever, I is what I is.

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Just received a 3 liter vinyl bag from Silicone nozzles day before yesterday. I am very pleased with the quality and I think the 7 ft hose will work really well for me. As a newbie to the enema scene, this looks to be a big step up from my blue bulb and hard nozzle. I ordered a 20 inch 28fr red rubber colon tube to be delivered Tuesday. I hope this combination will allow me to go past the 10 or 12 ounces that I seem to be limited to. I am excited to see where this leads.

Good luck, dont skimp on the lube and if it hurts stop. we all expect a commentary on the maiden voyage.

When I was a kid, it was the BF Goodrich Sojourn combination bag. Yellow latex, tan colored hose, black Bakelite nozzles. Saw one for sale years ago on eBay for $225. Obviously a collectors item these days.

Can’t find anything that looks like that thing did.

Nowadays, it’s a Walgreens special but it does the trick.

Have a BF Goodrich 35F Gravity Flow. So far my favorite find. Also a Rexall Victoria, Tyson and Davol yellow combo. All from eBay. Hopefully to find some folding syringes

I use a 5qt (though Iv only ever taken 3.5qts) open top enema bag, clear tubing that is wide bore for high capacity flow, and though I have many nozzles, currently my favorite is an inflatable plug style nozzle.

I'm currently using a Klystra 4 quart silicone bag and hose (and the original Klystra clamp that was the best ever made) with a Cleanstream double balloon (recent purchase) that so far has defied all the negative press. Just an all-around great rig that delivers a relaxing, pleasurable enema every time.

March 15, 2019

I use a one gallon Jugbag, as in my avitar. I replace them periodically when they look ragged, soiled or I get tired of looking at them. My latest one is one that I paid 96 cents for the jug that was filled with water. That may be a record high. Most often, the jugs come from the trash and the tubing comes from my Colonic Hydrotherapy machine.

Tonight, as I do about once a week, I used my Toxigen B colon irrigator. It's quite a ride and is the equivalent to ten to fifteen Jugbag enemas. I always get a lift from the machine. I self administer but recommend frequenting a colon irrigation practicioner, which I do about every six weeks to two months. If you haven't had one from a professional schedule one and I know you will like it!

The correct equipment is the only way to have an enema because an enema a day keeps the doctor away!

I typically use my clear 4 quart silicone enema bag with six feet of clear silicone tubing and one of my three silicone nozzles. Most of the time I start with the KGL-1 nozzle (which Silicone Nozzles no longer offers) graduating to my Model F for the second enema and wrapping up with the Model B nozzle for the third and final enema of the day. On occasion, I also enjoy my 36 Fr 30 inch colon tube or my 40Fr. colon tube.

Having loads of options makes enema time fun!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

B.F. Goodrich combination bag with red hose, shiny metal shut off clamp, just like mom used on me back in the day. I have special memories of laying in in the floor looking at that bulging bag swinging above me as the warm water jetted into my rectum. That is where it all started!

Klystra 4 quart open top bag, JBL (Klystra model) bag, 8 Oz bulb syringe, various silicone nozzles and colon tubes, an older 48Fr 3 foot rubber colon tube. Depending on mood, determines what I use but I have periodically used the bulb syringe, open top and JBL all in one session.

I use a 10' long food grade 5/16 inch inside diameter clear silicone hose that is periodically replaced. I used to use rubber hose of the same diameter but found it harder to keep clean.

At one time I also had a rubber double balloon inflatable but both of the balloons burst! I guess I really pumped them up too much too many times....

I have a 3L closed bag with standard hose and several different nozzles, but for real convenience I have made a shower device that I really like.

I purchased a 1/2" X 1/2" barbed adapter fitting that fits into the standard hand held shower hose and attached an in line shut off to control the water flow. I then cut off the hose from a disposable enema bag (available on Ebay) and inserted it into the end of the adapter and taped it so it wont slide back out I can switch between the regular shower and the hand held one and control the flow for safety The hose is much like a colon tube so I can insert it deeply.

This is small and easy to carry when traveling and works very well. Clean up is a breeze!

I have a six quart latex bag from Germany,a four quart silicone bag ,a three quart bag and a reg two quart bags. Two ten foot 5/8 ID silicone hoses that both are set up with flow meters and inline pumps. Lots of silicone nozzles equipment from nozzles to colon tubes as well.

I have three bags. One is a black 1 gallon (four quarts) Klystra bag open top, one is a regular two quart combination enema bag and the other one is an open top amber two quart fountain syringe. I also have multiple nozzles.

I only use the disposable enema bags and buckets they are easy to clean; and if they get dirty i just toss them in the trash. i also use a 10 inch silicone nozzle which is very comfortable and gets the solution where it does the most good

I added a new toy this week; the Super XL enema kit. Its basically a hospital grade barium enema delivery system. It was virtually impossible to get in Europe until last week until some enterprising person started selling them on ebay from the US with worldwide delivery. The bag is 2.5L, the tubing looks to me to be the same as a colonic irrigation system (22mm), it has a slider clamp and a very large nozzle with inflatable retention cuff and multiple holes in the whopper nozzle. It wasn't supplied with the inflator but I was able to add tubing and an inflator syringe (100cc max). It has a second line to add air to the rectum (nice for cramping) and I just used another 100cc syringe. Unmodified this isn't for the faint hearted as if if you open the slider all the way you will be hit with 2.5L of solution in about 2 minutes. I have altered it slightly with slider clamps to reduce the flow. I rather like the air injection. Its ideal for precleanse high volume enemas or as a prelude cleanser to an extended bout of colonic irrigation. As a kit it has the benefit of being a nice standalone system. I have a very long S hook to mount it on which reduces the flow and I can take the entire bag in about three to four minutes, You need to have very good sphincter control because this is a very naughty nozzle. It cost £30 in the UK which included retail price and DHL delivery: there were no taxes. Its a bit scary for novices but for experienced players its a delightful addition to the portfolio. The ebay price was much lower than other well known vendors. It came with a monumental set of instructions in multiple languages.

I like the bulb being administered by my partner, the constant reinsertion gets me hard ( getting hard thinking about it) while on all four

My avatar shows my basic bag set up and of course I pair that up with the usual assortment of nozzles and colon tubes.

I now use a disposible bag it is good because if it gets dirty i can just toss it in the trash i also have a disposable bucket i use for coffee it is easy to see if it gets stained and can run bleach thru it . i bought a three quart blue bag but when i went to use it it leaked they say it is a 3 qrt bag but will hold 4 qrts ialso have 2 2qrt bags and a jbl nozzle i fixed up to use with the shower and just sit on the toilet to fill i use a pump at times to get the flow started or to push water past the block