Hook on the wall.

Growing up we did not have a hook by the toilet, rather mo hung the bag from the towel rack on the sink which was about 3ft off the ground. Today, I use the towel hooks in my bathroom. They are probably about 4.5-5Ft off the floor so naturally the flow is a little stronger

There was no hook on the wall near the toilet in the bathroom in our house where I grew up.

Bag enemas were always given to me or my sister on my parents bed when younger and then on our own beds when we got older.

There was a towel rack near the toilet which may have been used by my mother or sister when they douched, but I honestly don't know if they douched sitting on the toilet or in the bathtub/shower. I know they douched sometimes but not where.

My grandmother did. There was a nail driven into the frame of the window next to the toilet in her bathroom. It was a little above eye level as one sat on the toilet. I never thought anything about it because I had gotten all of my childhood enemas in the bathtub.

One summer when I was 14, I spent two weeks with my grandmother. I became badly constipated, so she called my mother to find out what to do. My mother told her I needed an enema but could do it myself. My grandmother filled her red combo bag with warm water and hung it on the nail next to the toilet. When she called me into the bathroom, I was a little perplexed at first, but quickly deduced that I was going to give myself the enema while seated on the toilet. The enema worked reasonably well, but I did find the water a lot harder to take and hold sitting up than when I took it laying on my left side at home. It was nice not having to worry about losing control while transferring from the tub to the toilet.

We had a small shelf in the corner and to the right of the toilet and there was a hook under that shelf. Also, there was a hanger behind the bathroom door . . . many a morning the hose would be hanging from that hook to dry - either my mother or grandmother had an enema the night before.

Growing up in a small Texas town with an extended family (during the 50s and 60s), enemas were often employed I would guess for a variety of reasons. One aunt/uncle's home had a nail driven in the wall directly in front of the toilet. There was always a red closed-top enema bag hanging from it, sometimes with the red hose coiled up on the nail with the bag, sometimes just the bag, but always there. All of the kids in the families at that time were males, no females, and so it wasn't hard to imagine my handsome male cousins of various ages being on the floor naked with a full enema bag hanging above them on that nail. I did not get enemas from that particular aunt but I did from another aunt and later from my uncle. My aunt always held the bag up with one hand while holding the nozzle in my bottom with the other, and they were given either on the couch or the bed. My uncle used some kind of pole that was brass-colored with 3 or 4 deeply curved hooks at the top, and he would hang the enema bag from one of the hooks. It was not an IV pole; my guess is that it was either a brass coat rack or, more likely, a hat rack (since the hooks were attached at the very top. It seemed to me the pole was very tall as it seemed the bag was quite high above the bed. I doubt it was more than six feet, though, and the bed may have been low. Obviously it was sturdy as it never tipped over even with a full 2-quart bag hanging from it. After age 10 my enemas were given on the bed and the pole was always positioned at the foot of the bed.

Today I use a sturdy IV pole with a wide base and 5 wheels. It easily holds two 3-quart bags, and the base slips under the bed so the pole is right up against the foot board. I love taking my enemas on the bed vs the bathroom floor. Much more comfortable, and definitely brings back those childhood memories.

Back then, when my enema was finished and the nozzle pulled out, my uncle simply had me empty it into an oval basin placed between my legs right on the bed so I wouldn't have an accident trying to get to the toilet. Today I use a stainless steel "expulsion tub" for the same reason so I can expel the enema without leaving the bed. Again, childhood memories prevail.

My mother used the towel rack normally

There was a towel hook on the wall that was used to hold the bag. It was used for the actual enema and then the bag and hose would hang there to dry before being put away.

Thaats right thats where you hang it on the hook

My mom would use the towel bar or shower rod for enemas and did have one hook by the toilet and you never knew where the bag was hanging until you came into the bathroom for your enema. But she was a squeezer anyway meaning she liked to take the bag and squeeze the solution into you same with aunt Peggy and grandma and you where getting enemas until clear .

My mom would keep her enema bag on a wire coat hanger on a robe hook, on the back of the bathroom door. ( sometimes under a robe, most of the time, openly displayed.

When it came to enema time, another wire coat hanger was stretched to be a "diamond" w/ a hook, and that was hooked to the shower head pipe, and the bag then hung on that. This made it the right height for hands and knees in the bathtub, which is where enemas with the bag were given, incase of accidents.

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Steve

No hook that I remember. As a child all of my enemas were given to me by my Mom using a bulb. I remember the standard 2 qt combination bag occasionally being in the bathroom so I’m guessing either held or possibly hooked on the towel rack when my parents would use the bag

Hooks, Nails.. they were always in "exactly the right location" .... for the Bag!! When I was a youngster and at someone's house in their bathroom, there was always "The Hook, Nail or whatever" that "Told the Story!!"

with a kinky "Klick!!!!,"

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In my case it's a hook like you would use for a lamp or a planter, an it's right over the bed.

At home while growing up, the bag was always hung from the shower curtain rod over the tub.

Mine is always openly displayed from a hook over a towel rod at the end of my tub; however, I use it in my bedroom. There is a window alcove centered over my bed headboard. At near ceiling height, I've attached a roundhead screw into the side of the alcove that protrudes about a quarter inch and is fairly well disguised with paint. When needed, I have a three-quarter-inch dowel rod double-ended with five-eighth-inch eyelets. One end loops over the protruding screw and the bag hangs from its hook over the lower eyelet. The rod length is adjusted for the bottom edge of the bag to be the desired height above the bed surface.

Our bag was always openly desplayed on a nail or hook, it was painted over so many times i cant really tell if it was a hook or a nail.

I was always the red combination hot water bottle, enema/ douche "fountain Syringe". . complete with red rubber hose, metal clamp, and black "hard rubber" somewhat curved douche nozzle.

The short enema tip nozzle was never used, The douche nozzle was used for everything even on me as a boy.

Incidentally; Think ing about it, The nail/hook was about 5 feet off the ground. I'd say thats one, or maybe even 2 feet, higher that the standard bag height used today.

I do remember getting enemas but I have no memories of where they hung. I think perhaps mom even just held the bag. In situations where you are going to a new place you can take the adhesive hooks that allow you to pull on a tab and remove them when you are done. I've used coat hangers over thermostats, light fixtures and head boards as well as closet door hinges. Improvise people!

Mom had a hook in addition to using a towel rack when she gave me enemas on the bathroom floor.

The only hook was a towel hook. It was there to dry the bag and hose after enemas. Ours started with the bag on top of the flat hamper lid when the bag was half empty mom held it until you took the whole thing.

If I were to put a hook or two up on the wall how big of a giveaway would that be if someone walked into the bathroom? It wouldn't be over the toilet.

When remodeling the bathroom, the contractor installed a hook beside the shower for a towel, and it so happens that the toilet is right beside the shower. Also installed a hook beside the bidet, which is convenient for the right reasons. No one would ever suspect, and besides, who cares if an "outsider" figures it out. They might experience their own private frisson of pleasure.

As a summer job sometimes I did painting and one of my customers ran apartment blocks. When an apartment was empty his professional crew would give it a make over, but if it was occupied, and it was just a room, or a hall, I'd get the job.

I had several experiences worthy of posting on this site, but this time I'll tell you about the bathroom I repainted for a young woman, perhaps 30 at the time and I was like 19. I knew from the box in the hallway of things taken from the bathroom cupboard she had a syringe bag. The enema nozzle was attached. Around it, held in place by an elastic band, was a douche nozzle. I concluded she used the syringe for both and screwed into place the nozzle needed and when finished used the rubber band so the other was kept with the bag. How did I see this? Easy, I looked under the towels on top of the box when she was out.

I guessed from the attached shoe lace, a good strong one, and hook, she used the towel rods to hang the syringe from when using it. The next day I arrived with new handles, towel racks, and several little curl hooks --- people here will know exactly the sort I'm talking about; perfect to hang a syringe bag, or shoe lace holder from and not much else. I brought chrome, and white ones and asked if I could consult with her in the bathroom when I arrived. I showed her the handles, and the towel rods and said if it suited her I planned to put up new towel racks and put new handles on the drawers and cupboards. She said that was great and chose the chrome.

Out on display were five of the small chrome hooks and I said, very cool, no big deal. "most people like to have hooks put up near the toilet and the bathtub. Where would you like them, and what height?" As I said this I held one of the hooks up against the wall just in front of the toilet, at what I thought would be the right height to hang a douche bag. "Right there would be fine," she said, and Mr. Cool took a pencil and made a dot through the hole the screw would go in.

"And, one about here?" I asked holding the hook further back and a little higher up at a point I thought perfect to hang an enema bag if someone was taking it sitting on the toilet. "I think six inches higher would be better," she said, and I moved it up, "about here?" "that would be good," and so I marked it with the pencil.

Then, still cool as a cucumber, I turned and said, "I've got three others. Would you like one somewhere around the bathtub, say on the wall here?" I put the hook to the side of the tub at a height if she was standing, or bent over with her hands on the edge of the tub for an enema, the bag would be about two feet, I guessed, above the injection point. "Sure," she said. "That's good." I marked that spot.

"What about the back of the door," I asked, "There's a clothes hook and I'll replace it with the same thing, but if you'd like a hook a little lower, say here," and I put the hook up, about a foot lower than the other one. She said, "Well …. if it was more like half way between that hook and the floor, would that be okay?" Then she said, "Be a good place to hang the bath brush so it would dry." This time she sort of blushed and I was still Mr. Cool. I was sure she'd hang a bag from it for enemas down on her hands and knees on the bath mat, but I didn't let on. "About here?" I asked, holding the hook on the back of the door. She motioned up with her hand, I raised it about six inches, and she said that would be fine. I marked it.

I noted I still had another hook, was there anywhere else she would like one? She looked around, and said, no, she thought it was good. I said, thanks and I'd best get to work. A short while later she called out she was headed out and I yelled back 'see you later.'

We went and looked a house that was owned by a friend of mine that I went to school with. it was for sale. the master suite was beautiful with a nice big shower...with a hook in it! I instantly fell in love with it. but the wife did not.

I've decided I'm tired of trying to jimmy the enema bag hook onto the one little part of the towel rack that it will fit on and am going to put up a wall hook. Probably one of the robe hooks, looks nice and won't catch on someone walking by as easily.

We have a large walk in shower, and a really nice robe is on the outside wall. it's a little high for a on-the- back enema, so i have a loop of rope through the eye of the closed bag--works great!

Why a hook? A year ago, I finally decided to openly hang my Seeking Health silicone bag with hose and clamp using its own hook on the end of my bath towel rack. It is openly visible to all friends and guests in my home . . . just as so many were in my earliest days of childhood.

I can tell you, and it involves inadvertently dropping one just like that while trying to get it hung up on the towel rack. Hooks are smaller and easier to "catch" with the bag's hook.

You can also have one for back/side and one for knee-chest too.

Mine hangs on a towel rack in the bathroom 99% of the time. That is where it hangs while I'm using it most of the time too, but there is a small hook in the linen cabinet inside on its door that I use sometimes when I need the bag higer.

I can tell you, and it involves inadvertently dropping one just like that while trying to get it hung up on the towel rack. Hooks are smaller and easier to "catch" with the bag's hook.

The hook that comes with Seeking Health bags are of sturdy metal and with no chance of dropping. My point being I don't need a "camouflaged" hook to hide its intent . . . and it is placed there only for display when not in use. I use it in my bedroom. Although I have others, this is the bag that I use each and every morning for my coffee enemas as I've been doing for several years

Well I never had enemas as a child so never saw a hook. In my own house I used a camera tripod or rearranged coat hanger over the door to hang the bag 90% of the time.

But... I did install an eye hook in my bedroom ceiling so I could ‘string up’ my sub, usually with a spreader bar attached to their wrists, or even better, using an anal hook! Then they were ‘immobilized’ so I could do what I wanted with them, be it a punishment spanking or purely pleasure. Very fun!!

Of course the only people to see it was the woman I was dating, who eventually would be tied to it. When the kids saw it I was able to brush it off.

The hook that comes with Seeking Health bags are of sturdy metal and with no chance of dropping.

I fully agree. I have never had a problem with it... once the hook was firmly on whatever I'm hanging it from. The towel racks have sometimes presented challenges getting the hook securely attached.

Never had a problem with a smaller diameter hook or bar.