Higginson Pump with Your Enema

Do you use a Higgy or bulb pump such as I have described in earlier posts and gallery In the line from your bag? I find that I use mine to start the flow from a colonic gravity tank, a bag that hangs too low but also I just like a squeeze during an enema. I wonder why you might use such a device?

I occationaly use an inline bulb pump. I like the feel of the water surging in with each squeze of the bulb. I also will use it if I'm taking an enema with the bag lying on the floor next to me for a low pressure enema. I use it to take a slow fill enema when trying to take more water than normal.

As does inflatable, I love the surges. I found the higgie too slow and too small a surge so I hang my bag high to do the surges.

For my surges I would love a mature woman to do me with the fat douche/enema bulb. But as I am solo and want a hand free for my Hitachi, I do surge enemas as I explained.

I use a modified 300ml enema bulb with non-return (unidirectional) valves at each end as an in-line Higginson pump, rigged to a 4-quart Klystra open top bag. It's kinda awesome - and should scare the shit outta any non-enematically inclined individual! 😁 It gives a real kick when pumped and is guaranteed to open any blocked passage - better than Roto-Rooter! 😈

I always use a Higginson pump these days, simply for convenience. No more worries about gauging the appropriate height to hang a bag or stand a bucket, or organising a hook or nail to hang a bag from. And the occasional blockage is no longer a problem. Nor is backflow. The Higginson and a double balloon nozzle are among the best enema play ‘investments’ I have made.

I use a modified 300ml enema bulb with non-return (unidirectional) valves at each end as an in-line Higginson pump, rigged to a 4-quart Klystra open top bag. It's kinda awesome - and should scare the shit outta any non-enematically inclined individual! 😁 It gives a real kick when pumped and is guaranteed to open any blocked passage - better than Roto-Rooter! 😈

I believe that the, ''non-return (unidirectional) valves" he refers to are called check valves and I have been making and using such valves of my own design in a aHiggy pump for several years now. Anyone who might wish to make these valves and a pump much like he describes can find photographs and instructions to make their own pump at little or no cost, can go to the Gallery on "My Profile." This is the pump I use in my Jugbag.

Always a bag. Didn't even keep the one Higgerson pump that was in Mom's stuff.

You can get a good sized hand pump with valve at any boating equipment store for $20. I believe they use them to pump fuel to the outboard engine. Regardless, just wash it out good when you get it and you're all set. Gives a really good surge and you can pump a 4 qt. bag dry in just a few minutes if you can stand the pressure.

Here some links

10mm diameter hose # bulb lenght 190mm # bulb diameter 51mm =>

http://www.paname-marine.com/p4064/Poire-d&%2339amorcage-Grand-modele/product_info.html?osCsid=a48a9841020f7a4dd3af67b340316e89

5/16" ( 8mm ) diameter hose # bulb lenght 145mm # bulb diameter 51mm =>

http://www.paname-marine.com/p5136/Poire-d&%2339amorcage-GM-2172/product_info.html

I believe that the, ''non-return (unidirectional) valves" he refers to are called check valves and I have been making and using such valves of my own design in a aHiggy pump for several years now.

k2mmw is quite right. "Check valve" is the more regular term used in the US for a unidirectional valve. And he's right about making them yourself cheaply too. The reason I used commercial valves is that I ordered a Klystra JBL bag, and saw they had check valves on their product list. So I ordered a few (high volume type) to save myself some labour (or labor! in the US 😁 ). Anyhow, they work superbly (I suppose until they break) and my awesome Higginson pump remains a formidable tool. 😉

I have had a higginson for a number of years and have enjoyed using it with my red 2qt bag. I often use it between my bag and my double balloon, which I enjoy the best. I have only used my higginson solo, but think having a partner use it on me would be exciting.

I use a higginson when having coffee enemas

I have a commercial 2 1/2 qt bag with pump on the tubing. I find it difficult to use as it is placed too far up the hose for me to reach with convenience. When my wife is giving to me she uses it. I find it pushes past a block and it is easier to take the full bag.

For coffee enemas I use a Jones Irrigator and in-line pump becase I don't/can't get down on hands & knees.....so standing I take the 2 qts with a pump. works gud.

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Where to place your Higginson / "in line pump" close to the nozzle , when giving a enema to wife (not often ) I hold in my right hand the bulb in the palm of the hand and the nozzle between two fingers of same hand , she feels my hand / fingers against her anus and me too , so I can also feel when she is clenching her anal muscle , best choicest instant to squeeze the bulb .

Another option when doing solo is to have the bulb under one of your knees , so you can squeeze hand free and use your hands for what you like the most .

Connectors are cheap and easy to use , you can buy connectors and adjustable clamps in car parts shop or in a motor boat part shop , the prices will be different as in a adult toys shop .

Looking for a flowmeter easy look in computer shops / tuning your computer / water cooling .

You can adjust the flow by adjusting the elevation of the bag / can / bottle ;

the medical reference is 16" ( 1.3 feet ) above your belly button for a hose of 5/16 inch

A advantage to use a Higginson is there are two check valves , so the flow can't never go back to the bag - can - bottle

If using a double balloon enema (mandatory) or other nozzle is very easy and comfortable to can disconnect the nozzle from the irrigation system , for this you need one clamp for the nozzle side and one for the Higginson / bag side .

I have used a "higgy" pump with enemas for years. I like the gush it gives and find it very erotic. On the rare times my wife gives, she takes control of the pump and it is a fantastic feeling.

Must admit that I don't mind a "pump out" every now & then--nice to keep the imagination piqued....That pump squirt ,pump squirt, pump squirt does give one a good workout when doing a few (soapy) quarts ??.....Course having a collection of Dr.Higginson's apparatus can tempt fate, so yes can succumb too, from time to time.....Do have a lady friend that was by tradition educated / schooled on the "Higgy" & white porcelain (soapy water) receptacle ,so consequently that has become her little dalliance of delight !.....But that's another story for down the track--maybe !

Years ago a friend came home from hospital. His mom gave him enemas from a bag that had an inline higginson bulb. Anyone know if this was a standard product from the pharmacy?

Yes, it was an expensive, top of the line item.