Hotel Enemas

It seems I've probably had many more hotel enemas in the last two years compared to all my travels prior to that. Or maybe that's because packing for travel with my enema gear has become so much more a part of my travel plans. There's just something about planning on what equipment to bring with me rather than just having something simple packed in my luggage.

As I had mentioned in a previous comment, earlier in my career I travelled often and carried a single red combination kit with a simple selection of nozzles that came with the bag. Between marriages, carrying that bag with me in my suitcase led to me finding an enemate for a short . When we travelled together, we carried our enema bags for part of our enemasex fun. At the time (1985), neither of us knew that there was a whole enema fetish world "out there." Of course, we were so into what we were doing that we never got around to exploring what else was out there.

In recent times, hotel enema experiences allow for some more relaxed time for me to explore and share the enema experiences. It involves decisions around what I can carry with me (related to how I'm travelling). I have the most freedom in packing if I'm driving. I have a lot of choices if I'm travelling by train. Travelling by air creates the greatest limitations. Still, I can travel with a small assortment of bags and nozzles for fun times.

The other things about the past couple of years is that I'm staying in the same two or three hotels and have developed a preference for certain room types that go along with the gear I take with me. The planning is now an integral part of hotel enemas.

When I was traveling on business, I packed a bulb syringe, and occasionally I would need to use it. What I discovered even in the better hotels where I stayed, bathrooms had no “accommodations” lower than a high hook on the bathroom door to hang an enema bag. I should have mentioned that to the management! Lol

What I discovered even in the better hotels where I stayed, bathrooms had no “accommodations” lower than a high hook on the bathroom door to hang an enema bag. I should have mentioned that to the management! Lol

Those silvery ball chains used for kids' necklaces, keychains, dogtags, etc. can be bought in long lengths. Doubled over a robe hook or shower door, it's plenty strong enough to hold a full bag. It travels unobtrusively with your jewelry if need be.

Those silvery ball chains used for kids' necklaces, keychains, dogtags, etc. can be bought in long lengths. Doubled over a robe hook or shower door, it's plenty strong enough to hold a full bag. It travels unobtrusively with your jewelry if need be.

Where there’s a will, there’s a way!!

I have had my share of hotel enemas. My job had occasional travel, sometimes alone, sometimes with others. When travelling with others, I usually did not have much opportunity for an enema as I was expected to join the others for dinner and drinks after. But if I was travelling alone, I usually planned on an enema or two. If driving, I would bring a bulb or bag from home but if flying I didn't want to chance an issue with TSA so I would often plan on a quick trip to a local Walgreens or CVS when I got to where I was going. If I bought an inexpensive drugstore combo bag or maybe a disposable bag, I would usually leave it in the trash can when I checked out. I wonder how many enema bags the maids find like that? The money I spent on the enema equipment was usually less than if I would have had a few drinks in the hotel bar so I didn't feel bad about chucking it when I left town. And, No, I did not list an enema bag on my expense report. Even if I did not bring a bag with me, I had a length of cord so I could tie the bag at some convenient height.

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If I bought an inexpensive drugstore combo bag or maybe a disposable bag, I would usually leave it in the trash can when I checked out. I wonder how many enema bags the maids find like that?

Plenty, I imagine. I worked at Avis for a few years, in a city with an active gay scene when plenty of places had none. We found enema equipment several times a year, usually abandoned in the trunk. Why they bothered taking it from the hotel to the car was a mystery.