Enema bag backpack

Hi, I have had a backpack enema, I wore a backpack with the bag in it, a short hose and a double balloon rectal catheter then the flow on slow it took 2 hours, then I had to leave it in while I cleaned house. Ty

Like a camelback set-up? Interesting...

Having trouble with the sniff test again

'Always thought those "camel backs" would look better with and enema tip on the end of the hose!!

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highwater

I’m sure every man and woman that depended/depends on them in Iraq and Afghanistan has that very thought You Think ?

Wonderfullll!

I would like to talk about my backpack too. i hope we can sometime

I posted in another thread about enemas while clothed. I also alluded to a common enema dream when I was young. I frequently dreamed of walking around while getting an enema. The enema bag was suspended similar to a back pack or camelback. Back packs weren't that common 50 years ago and camelback's seemed to be non-existent. Could it be that perhaps I could foresee a wave of the future?

I'd never seen this thread before now, but it reminds me of something I saw last week. At twistmyrubberarm.com, I was actually looking for enema products, especially a Higginson type pump. I accidentally ran across an enema backpack, essentially a large black enema bag held on by shoulder and waist straps and including the hose going to an inflatable butt plug. I thought it was very expensive at almost $230AUD (don't know the exchange) but it was certainly the first time I'd ever seen one. The model was wearing it strapped on over a green rubber shirt or catsuit, which was very pleasant for rubber lovers like me. I'm sure if you strapped it on your partner, it would add a certain psychological boost to her/his enema, especially if they were aroused by submission or embarrassment, walking around with it while they were filling.

Eric-- I looked at the enema page and what I think is the same backpack that you were looking at was USD175, which still seems like a hell of a lot. I would look into getting a closed top bag, perhaps 4 qt, a hose, a suitable nozzle, and an ordinary backpack. The whole thing might cost less than half of what they want for theirs.

hankb

Hankb, you may be right about the price, but even $175US is outrageous. I never even fantasized about it before this thread, but if I had a willing partner, I'd be game to take a run at (me or her) walking around bagged and hosed from a backpack in a secluded area or inside. Doing it as you suggested would be the way to go, even if the picture was intriguing to me because of the look of it and all the other rubber shown.

Eric--Local camping stores usually carry vinyl water bags (outdoor shower type) @ around 10 bucks...Woven canvas backpacks usually have a series of 1/2 inch ID soft brass eyelets centrally located & evenly spaced on their underside...Find those at markets & army surplus stores...Inflatable cuff soft ribbed nozzle from OHN.....My guess is you'd be able to do it for around 40 all up.

I had a lady friend in Canada who was an enthusiastic "enemaniac" and possessed a collection that made me so envious It would take a week to use everything she had in her collection One day while visiting her I noticed she had a small back back on while she was doing her ironing On closer looking she had a tube running from the back pack to a nozzle inserted in her butt She explained that was her way of enjoying what would have been a chore namely the ironing She was so enthusiastic about this set up she even used it daily while doing her house work A wonderful piece of equipment I wondered if she ever ventured outside with the nozzle in place and the backpack bag full to the brim

I have seen a few picture of enema bags like back packs. So you wear a bag/container on your back with a tube at the bottom so you can fill as you go.

I was wondering if anyone has every tried one of these and how well it works.

There are latex ones for sale and I have seen an artists fantasy idea of a small water barrel in a bag with a tub on the tap.

I've started to wonder if I could make one.

My current thought it making a rope harness to hold a bag but the open top would cause water loss if overly full or if there is to much movement, however it you allow for easy refills. If I had something that could close then the lose of water would make a vaccum and slow the flow till it stops.

One potential is to modify a camel pack with a second tube. The new one to fill you and the original one to blow air in to equalize the pressure or just cut the valve so there is a air flow pipe to prevent the vaccum and minimise water loss.

And thought or ideas. If I can make anything I will post my progress

I worked from home today so I spent lunch doing an initial test.

I had a rope chest harness with a full bag attached and an overly long tube appeared to work well. Whilst standing with the bag on my back I felt the water entering at a reasonable speed.

Now I have the complications to resolve.

The open top causes spills if you lean and it doesn't have to be far.

The nozzle can slip out. Thinking a balloon noozle could solve that.

The rope harness takes time to set up, I should look into a bag or pack of some sort that can just be worn.

The hose is very long and a trip hazard. I need to try a shorter hose and see what happens to the speed.

Stand up enemas never work very well for me. A friendvused a showershot on me and it doesn't go very high, wants to come right out. I like to relax in either the knee-chest position or on my back with hips on a pillow and let it run in slowly over a span of 20 min or so

A few yeas ago, I chatted at great length with a woman who described such an apparatus that her husband often made her wear.

It was a combination syringe bag (closed top) with a short hose, connected to a double balloon retention nozzle. The bag was in a kind of knapsack. I never saw a picture.

Because of the dimensions of the human anatomy, the enema must have been pretty gentle and the water could probably flow back into the bag when she camped. However, she described the solution as being very soapy and causing intense cramps during retention times of an hour or more during which time she did housework, like vacuuming.

Because it’s not very high, this will be problematic for achieving the pressure required for a high enema. There are a few ways of addressing that, but the one I’ve had personal success with is by using a “pressure infusion” bag. Basically, it’s a sleeve with an inflatable bladder that you slip over an IV (or enema) bag, with a bulb to pump up the bladder. Inflating the bladder squeezes the bag and increases the pressure coming out.

Check out this one: 3000ML Pressure Infusion Bag with Pressure Display for Blood and Fluid Quick Infusion https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XZ1L8C4

Combine this with a sealed bag like a barium style one or the PVC one that SiliconeNozzles sells and it works.

As for mounting, plenty of nicer outdoors / hiking backpacks have drainage holes in the bottom that should be big enough to get tubing through. Most backpacks with hydration bladder spots have places around the top or shoulder straps for the tube to exit, so not what we want here. Speaking of that, a backpacking style water bladder or water soft reservoir could be used too, especially as some can be fitted with tubing adapters.

Just make sure to use a check valve to prevent back flow and a plug-style or inflatable nozzle with a short length of tubing.

Another option is to use an inline higginson pump and pump the enema in.

Having read the comment and done some reading and searching I think my next attempt will involve a 2l water bag I have found which has the tube attachment point at the bottom. It can be attached to a bag meaning I can attach it to a rope harness as a test and make a simpler to put on harness later.

I will look to modify it with a 1 way valve at the top with the idea that the change in pressure pulls air in to prevent a vaccum forming but water can not get out.

Currently look at a valve designed for inflatable items that have a 1 way valve for inflating and can be opened to allow quick deflation. In my case it will allow me to test the valve and if that fails I can partially unscrew the valve to allow for air flow with a smaller chance of spillage.

An additional thought I had was a second tube on the 1 way air valve that I can manually blow air into which will allow me to manually increase the pressure to increase the flow if needed.

Once I have the time and money to try this I will put an update up here.

In 2015 I wrote there was an enema backpack on twistmyrubberarm.com. It’s still there now.

https://twistmyrubberarm.com/index.php?info=search&lan=1&cur=1&unit=1&vipid=&cat=&info=item&id=1911&cat=search#.YkgGBC9Okgo

Eric

In 2015 I wrote there was an enema backpack on twistmyrubberarm.com. It’s still there now.

Thanks for the link Eric, I saw that backpack but don't currently have the 200 USD.

Although my primary reason for looking at making one is I just like making things and thought this would be an interesting project and a fun item to experience.

Currently it looks like my planned approach will be simple to build and I'm looking at about 50 USD for the parts.

Thanks for the link Eric, I saw that backpack but don't currently have the 200 USD.

Although my primary reason for looking at making one is I just like making things and thought this would be an interesting project and a fun item to experience.

Currently it looks like my planned approach will be simple to build and I'm looking at about 50 USD for the parts.

@Anything_Once,

It is an expensive item. After you produce your self-built enema bag backpack, what are you interested in doing with it? I’ve long had fantasies of my wife or GF being Domme (we were both Switches but I especially loved her giving me very large, long intense enemas as her sub) and taking me out in public shopping or eating out or to a movie or the like, having dressed me in acceptable non-kinky clothing which covered up the latex DBC she put into me, the hose and the enema bag backpack to give me intermittent clandestine public filling and holding. Aim being to satisfy her Domme urges and needs by publicly secretly dominating me (i.e., no one else would know and they’d just see us in gym clothes like sweats and sneakers) and for me to get an even bigger thrill than usual by having to be her sub and be filled in public. Haven’t done it yet, but it certainly is extremely arousing.

Eric

Can anyone tell me where I can buy a pumpkin shaped rubber enema bag? Thanks

@ericmacson I was planning to use it around the house to make chores interesting. Once done I was going to add the details on the forum for those interested in trying something similar or improving what I come up with.

That's why one aim is to have something simple to construct.

Still looking at the best one way valve for the job. Hoping to get a prototype sorted in the next couple weeks and if it works a tutorial with images will go up.

Been thinking over the plans again and the air flow valve and realised I have been incredibly dense. My old bag from about a year ago had no air valve. It only had 1 outlet and that was for water. There was no vacuum problem as the bag is flexible.

The water bag I was looking at is a water proof fabric and should work the same way.

That means all I need to short is the tube and nozzle (thinking an inflatable nozzle).

It should be a matter of just piecing bits together and no gluing or melting.

I'll look at getting everything soon so hopefully have an update on prototype 1 by or just after Easter.

The parts I need for the first prototype should arrive today. All being well I should get a chance to put it together and test it this weekend.

If not it will be a week on Monday.

Once I get something that works I'll upload a tutorial with links to the parts used.

A quick update on my attempts to rig an enema backpack.

The water bag arrived and can hold 1.5 Gallons of water. The tube attachment point is simple and was the same size as an old bag I had so I cut that down the size. I also had an inflatable enema plug arrive so I attached the tube to that.

Once I got in all in place it seemed for work at first and the water flowed but it came to a stop after a short time.

I also found the plug was not great as it leaked water which might of been my inexperience.

I only had time for a quick experiment but I have a clear day this Saturday so I will experiment again to see what happens if don't use the plug. Also some days I can't take much due to needing to expel a bit first so I will have to try that and see what happens.

I have had some time to tweak the homemade enema backpack and it is working much better now.

I have put the water bag in a draw string bag and tightend the strings to hold the bag as high as it would go, I fitted the hose to come out the botton and I changed the nozzle attaching to the plug.

I have been wearing it for about 20 minutes and about 2 liters have flowed in.

The problem with water leaks seems mostly solved, although once you get enough that you feel pressure on the plug you will leak if the plug is pushed which is to be expected.

So attempting to wear it out and about is a no go else you will leak significatnyl if you sit down, otherwise it is great as a device to wear for a prolonged period if you want to be mobile and take it slow.