Modified bags

I use a two and one half gallon solar shower bag it's clear on one side so you watch the solution level and has a half inch ID out let. I use ten feet of silicone tube that is one half inch ID as well you can run four quarts as fast as any of you can run two and it's kind of a bubble pressure. It makes it easy to take four quarts using a nozzle same size as the tubing

I modified our newer Klystra bags. The older Klystra and Sherema bags did not have this restriction.

They stupidly come with a hose barb attached that restricts the flow, so I turn the bag inside out and remove the hose barb and use my own piece of large nylon tubing as the new hose barb and use a half inch tube as well.

I once modified a Fresenius dialysis drain bag into a rather large enema bag. The bag could hold several gallons of fluid at once. It was clear and I found it easy to mark volumes on the bag using a marker. Example - 1 quart, 2 quarts, etc. Wonderful large bag.

I have a 5 gallon camping shower bag, which also has a clear side on it so I can see the water level. After I first got it, I put 2 qts at a time in it and marked the water level with a magic marker, so I have an idea of how much has gone into me. Of course, I do not run 5 gallons into myself at a single filling, but I have got as much as 6 qts before my body said it had taken enough. The advantage to these shower bags is that you can fill them all of the way and then give yourself several fillings without having to refill the bag, which makes things go easier and faster. Another advantage of the shower bag is that it costs significantly less than a standard enema bag.

hankb

SS yes. A nurse would know !