What equipment do you use?

I like a clear bag with pepermint soap you can see liquid going and the soap gives a tingly feeling and little odor

I'm pretty plain vanilla, with a 2 quart pink bag that I got at the drug store. I prefer the douche nozzle as it stays in better than the enema nozzle.

I have a can style with a bulb in the middle of a long hose. The bulb allows me to push the flow a little or to just let gravity take over.

Nice pic..wish I was at the other end of that hose...

If you like big red bulb syringes with black hard rubber nozzles, try a battery filler. These are available at auto supply stores, and have a 6" long black plastic nozzle that can be easily smoothed out, and the tip rounded over. The bulb has a wide opening for easy cleaning, and best of all, are very inexpensive. Enjoy!

Two 2 quart bags, connected with a "T" fitting and a "clicker" the business end is either a double balloon or a large diameter hollow nozzle...most women, if done properly can eventually take all 4 quarts with training...the balloon is probably the overall best nozzle for hands free work and little or no mess.

Sara...Do you use an open or closed end rectal tube. I had a 16" (or so) closed end a long time ago. I found the closed end easier to insert without kinking than an open tube. Also somewhere there was a conversion table of the fr sizes to English measurement, but I can't find ti anymore. How large is an fr 32 colon tube in diameter in English measurement? Also how long of colon tube do you use and how far do you insert it?

Sara...have you any experience with retention enemas...have you ever used the double balloon or similar inflatable nozzle-type devices. Many women find retention difficult and these devices work well and really add to the eroticism... your thoughts?

I'm quite fond of my 3qt. royal blue bag from rojo-enterprises. I always go back to it. I had an open top latex amber 3qt bag but the collar ripped after about 6 months of use so I don't think I'd go down that road again. Have a klystra 4 qt that never gets any use I know 3 is my limit.I'm probably alone on this but I think the "balloon" nozzles are a bit over-hyped. The inflatable butt plug nozzles are more bang for the buck.

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I have a nice assortment of bags and nozzles. I'll start with my 4 quart bags, one fountain and 1 combination style. I have 4 other 2 quart bags, 1 vintage fountain, and 2 vintage combination bags. One combination bag that is newer. I have an inflatable retention nozzle, a nice black butt plug inflatable, a very nice aluminum plug style, and a 16" 34fr colon tube. a 10oz large bulb rounds out the collection.

I like my 2qt red hotwater bottle with long vaginal nozzle. 😉

It's so good to use them.

I've discovered an interesting way to get a fast, flow adjustable, temperature adjustable enema. You have to use bleach and water after words to sterilize it, but the spray nozzle that comes included on most kitchen sinks, used for high pressure rinsing of dishes, works AMAZINGLY well for enemas... Again, you MUST clean up and sterilize afterwords, but hey, no special equipment needed!

I go back and forth between a Klystra 4 qt and regular drug store 2 quart.

Doctor Tom OBGYN said

I've discovered an interesting way to get a fast, flow adjustable, temperature adjustable enema. You have to use bleach and water after words to sterilize it, but the spray nozzle that comes included on most kitchen sinks, used for high pressure rinsing of dishes, works AMAZINGLY well for enemas... Again, you MUST clean up and sterilize afterwords, but hey, no special equipment needed!

PLEASE remind me not to eat or drink anything at your house.

YUCK!

Sink spray nozzles are really inexpensive, so you could get one that was dedicated to this purpose, of course.

What sort are you using? I am not picturing the sort I know about being shaped appropriately.

Thanks!

I was expecting a new red "Pumpkin" bag today, 3.5L (yea!), complete with an hew inflatable (single balloon) nozzle, but ALAS, it did not come :'(

At home I have the standard drug store red combination bag. We bought it when we got married and had our first apartment. It gives perfectly good enemas which in our house are the standard warm soapy kind.

A couple of years ago we got a little cottage at a lake in upstate NY and I happened to find an enema can at a local flea market. It did not come with hose or nozzles, but I did have some extras around the house. You can make a very quick and convenient enema with one of these and it takes no time to clean up. Besides I coil the hose and put it in the bottom than add some plastic flowers and leave it out on a shelf. Almost nobody knows what it is and it is kind of a retro look that fits in with the rustic cottage.

Emom...that's a clever way to hide your operating equipment. Have any of your guests asked about the little protruding spigot. I've heard of folks using those old metal irrigators in a similar fashion, but never one that was still in use. Great idea and a karma for you.

Those old white enema cans or irrigators never wear out, and one served our family for three genertions. The enamel was often were chipped in the base from being dropped _ soapy wter is slippery :-)_ but never leak. And like Emom said they are easy to clean and dry, which made them a favorite in hospitals back when all patients were given enemas.

I have (from small to big) a 350 ml bulb, a 2 liter irrigator can and 3 liter bag. I use these mostly with a double balloon latex nozzle but i also own a standard and a long red rubber nozzle.

Pink Pumpkin bag with a double balloon retention nozzle is the best!

I have used makeshift things before with varied results.

Buying a tube, adapter, clamp and nozzle for a hot water bottle was a big step up but I found the volume lacking as I like 3+ quarts at a go.

I did go on EBay and buy a larger volume bag set up and plan to use it when it gets here.

If I don't feel rushed I may take video/photos to post.

Normally a red 2qt closed top (Walgreens type) bag with douche nozzle. am planning to find a closed top pumpkin type and attach it to a double balloon.

Just purchased an open top silicone bag and hoping to hook it to the silicone double balloon nozzle. I would like to use this equipment to administer Switchable Suzie's rough ride recipe to my husband.

This should be easy to clean and a great setup to force retention of the rough ride recipe.

Why not just make your own? take a plastic bottle, drill a hole in its neck and put a string through so you can hang it up. drill a hole in the bottom n buy some aquarium tube. n voila.

Ordered a KB1 from Klystra today. Mailed the same day. Looking forward to it.

Can anybody explain why I have been unable, for more than a year, to replace my Klystra double balloon retention nozzle. I have consistently been on the "notify when available" list with no response. I believe that there has been a design problem, having replaced this product nearly annually. I'm looking for the 500/250 balloon version. The larger version is just too big. I finally got a German (Rusch) latex double balloon (with single inflator) which is satisfactory, but not ideal. I see that they have one that is very similar to the Klystra silicone one with separate inflators for each balloon. Anyone have any experience with this? Not cheap, but I can afford it. Let me know your thoughts,

Not 100%, but most frequently, I use my homemade 1 gal translucent water pitcher with a standard enema-douche kit hose & clamp, coupled with the old green vinyl rentention style nozzle that I ordered from mail-order years ago. Occasionally, I still use the old standby red bag, and once in a while, the KB1 nozzle......the latter of which feels nice, but is a bit large for repeated insertions and removals.