Does Anyone Here Still Use Old Fashioned Regular Enema Equipment?

Absolutely !! ………….. ‘ all vintage ’ here !! …………. My equipment is still fully functional but I have taken very good care of all components over the many years I have owned and utilized same . I still own a ‘ family jewel ’ from the late 40's - early 50's era still in the box which reads …….. ‘ Kantleak ’ … because it's built in one piece ‘ featuring a ’ ‘ 2-quart ’ red bag ‘ , red hose , silver metal ’ shut-off ‘ clamp and three black nozzles ’ ‘ . The ’ infant / adult rectal nozzles ‘ are ’ bake-lite ‘ and ’ teardrop shaped ‘ w / the douche nozzle being very long w / a large ’ bull head ' tip for a very thorough vaginal cleansing .

Oh yes, most of my enema equipment is antique as well. i love bulbs and higginsons and I have purchased quite a few excellent examples still in their boxes and like new off the different auction sites. the problem is..trying to find someone near that wants to share them..

Oh YES! My absolute favorite is the exact same model bag, a Rexall Roxbury fountain, that was used on me for my very first bag enema. It looks like this:

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Filled with warm water with a swish of Ivory bar soap, it can still make me poo everything out within minutes, just like all those yeas ago

Yes I still use old style enema bags and Jones cans using red ribbed tubing and black douche nozzles like mom used on me.

The “old-fashioned regular” equipment was good enough for mom and grandma so its good enough for me. I have used vintage equipment that I've picked-up along the way mostly on EBAY or Craigslist or at estate sales. Oh, I used to cry and complain during my enemas that the warm soapsuds were making my tummy hurt when I was growing up. And, my vintage red rubber open top enemas with red rubber hose, chrome clamp and vintage black adult or youth-size baseball bat rectal nozzle continue to do just the same- deliver those tummy tormenting soapsuds- but now I take my enemas like a good litlle enema boy…..(sigh), Michael….. https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/16551

I use a few different bags.

Some came from my mother or grandmother.

I don't re-use nozzles from that long ago. I use all new nozzles.

Nope I use silicone bags with inline flow meters and inline pumps and large bore ID tubing with a big selection of silicone nozzles. You touch a wand vibrator to that and it transfer’s through the whole thing and up your bottom. But I do miss the old stuff it’s just hard to find.

I like those old style big pumpkin bags.

I have a collection of Davol products (comfy, Paris) and a collection of bakelite nozzles. Only the hoses have been replaced with silicone tubing.

I bought my first enema equipment in the early 80's when I moved into my first home. It was a yellow pleated bag (probably less than 2 qt. capacity) that lasted a few years and then finally tore at the top where the hook attached to the bag. Next was a hot water / enema bag (2 qt.) that had the screw in hose attachment also known as a closed top bag. I always found that bag hard to fill since the opening was so small and it leaked where the bag screwed into the bag. I gave that bag to a friend who said he was interested in trying enemas. One time I was on a business trip and regretted not packing my enema equipment, so I bought a drugstore bag that I still have today. It is a red latex two-quart bag from Walgreens and is very low quality, but it does work. Finally, I ordered online a silicone l gallon bag / enema kit and that is my primary enema bag that now hangs on the back of my bathroom door. This bag is very high quality.

The vintage" (Golden Age era) equipment was very high quality even by today's standards. If you have inherited one of these bags, they will probably last forever. They are definitely worth keeping and using. The stuff sold in retail drug stores today is very low quality and has been for years and now I have noticed chains like CVS and Walgreens don't even sell enema bags anymore just the Fleet disposable enemas.

So, if you are looking to add or replace your current equipment, shop online and forget about the retail stores. There are tons of choices of high quality equipment to choose from online at very reasonable prices.

I use a two-quart enema bag to give myself and others enemas. It's not unlike the bag my mom used on me.