Home made JBL Cascade Bag

Has anyone tried to make their own JBL system?-----90 plus dollars is a little more just to see if I like it----any plans available?

If you have a good sturdy closed Enema bag, you can simply insert the nozzle and carefully sit on the bag and get the same effect.

Dan

What Dan said works. I have done it before I had a JBL bag.

I just wish the JBL bags were better made.

I purchased a JBL a couple of years ago and within a couple of weeks, the full bag was falling off the vanity where I filled it and only by accident, I grabbed the bag trying to stop it from crashing to the floor and I caught the nozzle and tap handle BUTT the bag itself continued to the floor leaving me looking silly with only the tap and nozzle. The tap is only secured to the bag by only a very small area but I can do a better repair to it myself. However, I found that the box of nozzles fit in the hole in the bag and as these nozzles have a larger hole through them, the flow is far better than the original setup. A hot water bottle was my introduction to being able to sit on a bag to get water up my bum. 😃 regards, irrigator333

For 333------how did you attach a nozzle to the hot water bag?----do you remember what nozzle you used?-----Thanx

I think I'm going to get a closed top hot water bottle tomorrow.

for 333------how did you attach a nozzle to the hot water bag?----do you remember what nozzle you used?-----Thanx

You DON'T attach the nozzle to the bag, you just stick it up your butt and sit on the bag. A colon tube works well as a nozzle for this arrangement.

Actually I just hang a clear bag at the height of my head or slightly higher, plug in the nozzle and let her rip while I look at porn on the computer.

^^^^ That certainly gets the enema in, but doesn't really address the home-made JBL bag.

If you look at the thread pattern on say the Cleanstream 10" Silicone Enema Nozzle,it appears almost identical to a bag plug aperture.. However some adaptor type nozzles are usually "Yorkshire" threaded as in universal pipe--Very close to, if not same as 3/4" York.

1) www.amazon.com/Cleanstream-Silicone-Comfort-Nozzle-Attachment/dp/B00767NASE/ref=pd_sim_hpc_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=08HBN4EASJJ5ZZWN1RXT

* Have a read of the reviews down the bottom of site page !!.. so who's been enjoying their Enemas then.. 😁 Bet ya chuckle !

2) www.amazon.com/Medical-Grade-Silicone-Comfortable-Painless-PurEnema/dp/B00AY4IFFE/ref=pd_sim_hpc_4?ie=UTF8&refRID=1XQ4D7CTW1X8TYAHE1DC

* Comfortable-Painless huh !!...I reckon there might be a few that could think otherwise.. 😈

The latter being readily adaptable to a quality vinyl water bag (1 gallon & upwards) from camping/fishing & disposal outlets, as the PVC ferrule can be fitted into the fill cap.

Solar heated shower bags another alternative that can be modified by applying a little ingenuity.

OPTIONAL :

A) Ensure you cut a decent piece of high density foam of correct thickness into an oval shape...the bum will appreciate it !!.

B) Fabricate a snug fit (hole saw does it perfectly) centre opening to secure over cap.

C) Purchase a simple inexpensive one way Flap Valve (small nylon disc with rubber flap attached) slip inside screw cap & you are ready to roll.

Yes, I made one about 25 years ago. I had seen JBL Cascades in E magazines and nobody was reproducing them at the time.

I cut a section out of a new inner tube, folded the ends over and glued them with rubber cement. But the trick was to make a way to get a nozzle fastened to it. Being a machinist, I had access to a lathe and made the round parts required out of black medical-grade delrin. This included the flange that was attached permanently on the top of the bag, and the nozzle that would plug into it. After the bag was filled, the nozzle would snap into the flange and had an O-ring on it to seal up snugly and not leak. Also, I new that back pressure could force contaminated water back into the bag, so I included a check valve inside the nozzle when I made it.

I had guessed about how large to make the bag, and it ended up holding a little over 3½ quarts. Close enough.

It's held up well. I still use it to this day.

Out of curiosity, what is the benefit/attraction of the JBL Bag? It seems like it would be more cumbersome and higher maintenance than a conventional bag - so there must be some appeal. I'm just curious as to what it is.

Doug,

You are right, there is more work in maintaining a JBL Bag. It is one that I would not share with others. I always wash mine out with hot soapy bleach water, then let it dry completely before putting it away. I use a narrow dowel rod stuck in the opening to let the bag drain and not stick together while drying.

About the only difference is that you have a stronger pressure while filling, and sitting seems to help the Enema go deeper. With the newer nozzles with a valve, you do have a bit better control than the older ones allowed. I would like the nozzle to be a bit longer and wider for a better fit.

Dan

Just an added note ......... after I use my JBL or bulb syringe, I rinse with antiseptic mouthwash. After trying to remove as much water as possible, I stick a tube in which is attached to a small aquarium pump. This ventilates the bulb or bag until it's dry.

I saw an industrious type use an inflatable rubber cushion with a hose attached to the valve where it is inflated with air. The cushion has to be filled by siphon or under pressure or gravity. The cushions are marketed for hemorrhoid care. As with a hot water bottle, a colon tube works best in light of the issue of sitting on a regular nozzle when the bag deflates.

If one is desirous of taking enemas while seated, I have used a PVC patio chair with a plastic swamp cooler supply tube protruding upward through a hole drilled in the seat. The Cleanstream nozzle or a bulb syringe douche nozzle will fit snugly on the short end of the supply tube. I cut the 10" nozzle to a more reasonable length to suit my own comfort level. I attach my fountain syringe tubing to the long end of the supply tube which sticks out of the front of the patio chair. I can sit back and relax and allow gravity to fill me. The inserted nozzle, while seated, provides very similar sensations to the JBL. It can allow a hands free session once the flow is started.

I have used this in the shower as well as on the tile floor near the toilet. I can also put my feet up for more relaxation. Once disassembled, the only tell-tale signs are a couple of holes drilled in strategic places. It cleans up very well.

For bootboy and others, I often used to fold the neck of the filled hot water bottle where the stopper screws in. Fold it into a triangle and insert that up my bum. The folded area opens once inside and acts as a gasket. Another form of nozzle was a plastic shampoo bottle with the right thread screwed into where you would screw in the stopper

and cut a hole in the bottom of the plastic bottle. I laugh at the people that say they haven't the means to give themselves an enema. They haven't got any equipment, OR IMAGINATION. Even a plastic soft drink bottle would do the job if they wanted it bad enough. 😃 regards, irrigator333

This type of bag has never held any appeal for me!!!

I tried using the JBL once and really didn't like it that much. I think the looks of it and the thought of using it will get you excited but using it is not that exciting. Maybe my being overweight contributed to my difficulty using it.

Just look at the JBL a bit differently, while sitting on the 'liquid cushion' and moving around, you can feel the nozzle moving inside you knowing that your weight is pushing that liquid up inside you. I would have liked the delivery hole through the original nozzle bigger to feel the flow going in quicker. Maybe I am a bit impatient, BUTT, still very nice. 😃

regards, irrigator333.