Does Anyone Here Still Use Old Fashioned Regular Enema Equipment?

Heck yeah, we still use the traditional setup! We have both open and closed top 2.5 qt bags for the standard clean out activity, be it a prelude to further backdoor fun or just feel good flushes. I find that sometimes it is more fun to get to the good part rather than going through all the fuss and formality of the more involved equipment. Some occasions time dictates which toys come out of the toybox, and rather than skipping some of the more enjoyable sensations we will trim the gear and prep to fit the time constraints.

I use the basic red 2 gt bag with white hose and standard white douche nozzle. I recently added a flow meter. I wish I could find an old black slightly curved douche nozzle. Do love the old traditional setup

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Never experienced an Enema - wish somebody would give me one,

before I depart this life - I am 83 year old gentleman.

Absolutely. Fleets are the pits as far as I'm concerned. Although I have a couple old standard closed-top red bags, I do however, generally prefer to use my homemade 1 gal translucent water pitcher in lieu of the bags. It holds more, and I enjoy watching it slowly go down as I'm taking the enema.

I still use a red combination enema bag from Walmart and keep a back up when it wears out.

Like others have noted ,I like what brings back the memories from the past like the 2 Qt combination syringe ,add a bulb to the red rubber tubing and it resembles the old Sears Force Flow which hooked me many years ago.For the quickie my 4 oz red rubber syringe or my Rexall red bulb 8 oz Adult Rectal Syringe & once in a while the old Jones Porcelain can.

Eman445,

Check Ebay from time to time. I found and purchased a couple from that site.

I use a 2 qt. bag, hose and nozzle... I have an 8 ounce syringe, but can't convince my wife to use it on me... 😄

Yes, I use my 2 quart Endurance open top bag, red tubing, and black curved douche nozzle.

While we have a silicone open top bag, the one that arouses the most nostalgia is the old red combination bag that my wife bought when we were getting married 30 years ago. It has red tubing, white pipes and a metal shutoff. If it had black pipes it would be exactly the bag that my mom used on us kids.

Yes. Absolutely. When I need an enema there is nothing that beats my vintage Rexall Roxbury fountain syringe, together with the original black adult rectal nozzle. A single filling with warm water, made soapy with an Ivory bar, is more than enough to produce a thorough, very urgent poo. This is just how my mom did it over a half century ago, and it still works. Resistance was, and still is, completely futile.

Hell YES.......... I have 3 enema bags. A black rubber one gallon Klystra bag, a yellow rubber open top fountain syringe and a two quart red vinyl combination syringe. I even went as far as making a portable yet high enema stand. It weighs about ten pounds but fit into a tool box. It holds all three full bags and is used when I get to meet my lady E-mate. She LOVES to keep the bags high, hot and soapy. Love those sessions.

I picked up a 2 quart stainless can at the army surplus store and use it for water reservoir for my finish grinder for sharpening planer blades. I have a 2, 3, and 5 quart silicone bags. Used to have a 2 quart water bottle that was yellow with white hose and nozzles, similar to what was used on me as a child but ex wife kept it.

I would love to have a Goodrich Sojourn fountain syringe with black nozzles that was used on me as a kid. Sadly, there’s nothing on the market today that looks or works anything like it.

For me, it's all about nostalgia. I have 11 or 12 bags, all older, vintage bags. All red, with the exception of a pink and amber latex folding syringe. I prefer open top, but have 2 combo bags. The newest, and my favorite bag, is a 4 qt Sherema bag purchased in the late 70's. My "go to" equipment is: Sherema bag, 3L German tear drop bag, my Compacto and lets not forget the JBL. Everything else sits unused.

I have a selection of douche nozzles, but my favorites are: several Wally Woodcutter nozzles, double balloon latex nozzle, 30" silicone colon tube & an 18" x 1" colon tube from silicone nozzles.

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Definitely love my Rexall Victoria Combination syringe as my fully sensual enema delivery system.

Seems more dedicated to the good clean out notion....but do end with my 4 qt silicone bag as a more medicinal wash out due to volume and barium balloon nozzle

We don't have an old-fashioned enema bag, but we do have a glass mercury rectal thermometer. Nothing like it -- so wonderful to see it go in!

Yes, all I use are what you're calling "old fashioned" equipment. I show the bag I use in my avatar; a Davol 2.5qt open-top from the 1980's... I enjoy enemas most from items that are 1950's like.

Yes as to the ' vintage ' enema equipment . I am very ' traditional ' as in utilization of that which is so well remembered in our home . It worked then and it works now for me . Not only is the ' vintage 2 - quart syringe and accessories ' still very serviceable but the memories of a long ago day and time add stimulus to the preparation and administration . I remain a ' child of the 50's ' .

My "old fashioned" (still fashionable) pink fountain syringe pictured on my avatar is like a close friend, and I still love it. I've changed tubes and nozzles through the years, but seeing that "sexy" bag hanging over me filled with warmth when I'm needing a good cleanse is one of my intimate pleasures in life.

Plus, there are memories when my still fashionable pink bag has been a godsend to my family, sometimes reluctantly so, at my suggesting they have an enema when they're sick in bed moaning and admitting their insides are tied up. But when I still got hugs after subjecting them to a tube up their behind and cramps that ultimately flushed them out and made them feel better, those are moments that moms love who still give enemas.

I had my first enemas from the Jones can with a red hose and black nozzle. I wish I still had it. My enemas now are from a red bag.

I have an old-fashioned red rubber enema bag with a white syringe hose and white plastic enema nozzle and white plastic, fluted douche nozzle, which I prefer to use for my enemas. I do like to see the enema bag as it deflates while I am inflating. I also have a Jones can, but have never used it.

My favorite from th1950's was the two quart latex folding travel bag that was used and available through the 1970's. By about 1978, the open top bags were to small, and I then invented the Jugbag which normally holds a gallon. I'm old fashioned too and still have two or three pink folding travel bags and load them up occasionally for old time sake.

It's not necessarily the epuipment you use but the importance of getting a frequent cleansing enema to maintain your health. That's because

An enema a day keeps the Dr. away!

I certainly use what might be regarded as vintage equipment - vintage in two senses.

Firstly, I use a Higginson Syringe, which now seems to be becoming less and less common, which is a shame, as in my view, it is the optimal device for giving, or being given an enema. If you are interested in some of the things I have Sid in praise of Mr. Higginson and his wonderful syringe, you will find some things I have written here on the Board, as well as a more lengthy piece on my first exposure to the enema.

The second aspect of eagle, is the fact that our syringe is 50 years old, and has been a constant and reliable companion over that period, and is still in tip-top condition, and can be relied on when required. If it was a motor car, I would describe it as ‘much loved, and one careful owner’

Hopefully it will continue to perform its services as required.

Delia

Firstly, I use a Higginson Syringe, which now seems to be becoming less and less common,

Delia

YOu can buy one on ebay 😄 🌹

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Call me New Fashioned, but I love the newer larger bags, variety of thicker longer nozzles, lubricants etc. etc.

Don't get me wrong, what we had back then was nice. Just not as good as today's equipment. Sure it's fun for nostalgia, I get that. If I had one of my old pink travel bags, I would use it too from time to time.

I still have the standard, red Faultless 2 quart combo bag with the white hose and white pipes. Although I have a lot of other enema gear I probably use the Faultless bag more than anything other equipment. The disposable 1500 ml plastic enema buckets get a lot of use too.

Personally, I still use a Faultless fountain syringe along with a Davol family combination syringe and a Davol Comfy syringe. The new syringes will put water up your ass, but there is just something special about using these old syringes. Makes me remember times that were a lot slower and times that were, in my opinion, a lot better. I like, no love, my old syringes!

I recently had surgery. As is sometimes the case, I pondered the reality that I'm aging and lamented that my collection of vintage items may wind up being discarded/trashed should I suffer a calamity that renders me incapacitated. Having family members discover my "fetish" for vintage equipment has weighed on my mind. While it is likely known that I routinely use various equipment, my "collection" is rather secretive.

I haven't made any recent attempts to sell off on EBAY or Etsy, and have gifted quite a few items to "friends", and would certainly entertain offers from those who appreciate the significance of some of these wonderful items. My picture album has some of these items, and many others haven't yet been revealed. Some are new and some are very old, but "like new".

I will list them at some point in the appropriate location, but would certainly entertain queries via PM. I just hate to think that they may wind up at the landfill.

I still use the "standard" Faultless equipment although the bags hold 2 quarts, not 1/75L!