I need a new enema bag!

Help me decide on a new bag. My old "drug store" model comes apart where the hose attaches to the bag. Worse than that -- the hook collapses, dropping the bag to the floor!

I usually take 1-2 quarts a few times a week, so i'm not into volume. I have an old "NozWiz" nozzle with a 1/4" connector, so I want to stick with that size hose.

What & Where would you recommend a new bag??

If you're money conscious you can't beat Walmart and the $5 Cara Combination hot water bottle/enema bag. It's a standard 2 quart closed top bag, and at that price it is practically disposable - though I've been using mine for several months now and it's still going strong. Uses 1/4" I.D. hose.

There so inexpensive I plan on buying a couple more and using them for some experimental enemas with oil or other "messy" solutions that may warrant throwing them away when finished. They come with a standard enema nozzle and a douche nozzle. I plan to use the extra nozzles as the base for some customized homemade nozzles 😃

Go to Klystra and look over their offerings. They are all good, though some are expensive. I have an inexpensive (relatively speaking) 4 qt that I use all of t h time.

hankb

It seems that the hooks provided with most bags, even the good ones, fail leading to a flooding catastrophe. I usually use a thick copper wire bent to fit my bag and the place where I want to hang it. Copper is remarkably strong and still malleable so it can be easily bent to the specifications you need with nothing more than simple hand tools.

A Nozwiz nozzle you lucky duck. If your looking for a new bag I recommend you look at www.klystra.com. They sell great bags.

Oh btw does anyone know what happened to nozwiz? His site was up for ages but was never updated.

Most manufacturers of syringes make their bags for the majority of users who use them maybe a few times a year, or for women who may douche a couple times a week. We klysmos. often use our bags daily or 3 times a week and may use several filled bags in succession. A full bag weighs a lot and puts a strain on the hanging loop. They tend to tear from the weight and frequent use, thus the wear out of the hanger. An insertion of a brass grommet in the hanging hole prolongs the life of these bags. The Klystra bags have a thick amount of silicone all over, including the hanging hole and last longer. This is probably why hospitals used metal irrigators in days past when these appliances got much use daily.

I have also seen bags with a wide "grip clip" that spreads out the weight over a larger area, rather than putting all the weight on one narrow spot. I also have one of my favorite bags with the hanging hole reinforced by a nylon plumbing washer super-glued to the back of the tab to take the weight of 2 quarts and not let the full weight pull against the rubber tab.

Jimmyt, good ideas for bag loops. I like the brass grommet as it is quick, cheap and simple.

If you want a great bag spend $50 on a 4 quart Klystra heavy rubber bag. My SO Sue and I bought ours 10 years ago and they are both used daily (and multiple times on that special day of the month)..they are still like new.

Make your own from an inverted jug or bottle and you can keep your hose with the jug. Total cost might be 25 cents of so. All it takes is a bit of imagination!

Just Al, It has been over three months since your post requesting help. Have you gotten a new bag yet? How is it going? Please report back.

Hey, thanks for asking!

I got a silicone PurEnema 1.5 qt bag from Amazon. It's very good quality, thick silicone with a strong hook. It does the job very well.

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. Now it's time for another enema.

I strongly recommend the Klystra silicon 4 qt bag. I have marked it with a Sharpie in quarts and take 2 qts at a time, saving on re-fill doings.

the boxcar

I have two latex bags- one open top and the other not. They are both 10+ years old and are still in good shape. But I am contemplating getting another bag. I have seen another member's silicon bag in person and was very impressed. If I do get another one, it will be a clear silicon bag and hose and I would like a 1 gallon bag so I can take multiple enemas without having to re-fill it. Optimal Health seems to have some good bags and worth checking out. Expensive yes but for the serious enema players like we have here on zity - well worth it.

The Klystra website looks to be operational; the owner had some health issues which delayed orders but it looks like they are still in business. The 4 quart heavy red rubber bag for $50 is the best to be had. My SO and I both bought these 10 years ago and they get almost DAILY use...yes DAILY. Both bags have administered at least thousands of enemas and are still quite functional.

I have a red Klystra bag that I bought a few years ago and like it. Incidentally, I took a sharpie and marked quarts on it so I can watch the progress and know how much I have put in, and so on. I checked on the Klystra home page and also found that they have lost their certificate, so I would be cautious about dealing with them, even though they have an attractive list of good items. Having said that, there are other places that sell 4 qt and larger bags also, including, but not limited to, Optimal Health and Medical Health. So dig around a little and see what else is out there.

hankb

Google calf feeding and enema. There is a vet lab that sells 3000cc clear enema bags that are apparently also owed to feed calves. They are very inexpensive and come with a typical barium enema nozzle. They also sell large bottles of Jiffy Lube. One of those bottles will last you for years. It is a very slippery lube - a powder that when water is added, makes for a good lube. You can make the lube even slip pier by adding just a little soap

I also have adapted for enema use a camping shower bag. It is not hard to do and may hold as much as 5 gallons (Not quarts, but gallons) so you can fill yourself several times without refilling the bag. It lacks the elegance of a Klyster or similar bag, but it works. Of course, you will have to get your tubing, nozzles, etc. from place like Optimal Health or Medical Health, but the shower bag is much less expensive.

hankb

I have to second the Klystra recommendation!

I inhabited most of my bags and all my bulbs from my mother.

Mostly from the 1970s.

The only two I ever bought, a 4-qt white open top, and a 3 qt red HWB style both came from Klystra.

If my daughters show any interest in enemas at all, I'll let them decide which one gets which of those bags when I don't need them any more.

Go to a hardware store, plumbing section and a larger connector tube, then on to the hanger section for a steel hook! of course if you still love the bag!

Before ordering from Klystra, do a search of recent forum posts on the subject. The company has been having problems recently, and there are other good sources of equipment etc.

I found a wonderful bag at this website

http://www.seekinghealth.com/

They have both a 2 quart and 4 quart silicone bag.

I also got tubing from them, the bags are translucent, so you can see how much you have taken.

I used one for almost a year, I just got a second one.

What I did was order two bags, one piece of 6 foot tubing, cut it in half, installed a Y connector, with clamps on each bag.

I also have two pieces of tubing, 6 foot each with a wheel connector, to see the flow.

I can fill one bag with warm water, the other bag with hotter water and then open both clamps. I have a clamp close to the nozzle to shut off the flow.

I have found this to be the best way for my enemas ever. I can fill both bags, get two, maybe 3 fillings before refilling again.

I just love the way it feels, water flowing in, filling me up and then I get to empty to get filled again.

I just found this deal on Amazon and I think it is the best deal going on a silicon bag- and this is a 1 gallon bag. The price is cheaper than what you would pay at the retailer's website and you also get an extra nozzle.

http://www.amazon.com/Gallon-Silicone-Enema-Set-Comfort/dp/B00N3DMUG8/ref=sr_1_sc_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1444651119&sr=8-2-spell&keywords=1+gallon+silicon+enema+bags

Czorro did find a great deal:

http://www.seekinghealth.com/pure-enema-silicone-kit-seeking-health-1610.html

In this deal, you get a 3 foot 36fr silicon colon tube as part of the kit.

Excellent

Silicon bags can get expensive but if you shop around you can find some great deals.

I have one of their bags (the 4 quart). It's great, but be aware the metal barb connector at the base of the bag has quite a small internal diameter, so the flow is quite slow (that's fine for me, as I prefer a nice slow enema, but for people who like a fast flow it may not be ideal). The nozzles supplied are also not the best quality, but I have my own nozzles anyway.

The first bag I got had a split in the hanging eye, but it was very quickly replaced, no questions asked, no need to send the first bag back - excellent customer service. I'm planning to get some metal eyelets and liquid silicone so I can fix an eyelet in the eye of each bag (which will repair the split in one, and prevent the other from ever splitting), so I end up with two bags for the price of one, each of which should last a lifetime.

While I do have an older Davol bag that works just fine, I'm thinking that you might check some local flea markets for a nice enamel enema can. If you can find one, you will thank me later

My wife recently used a new type 3 qt. bag to clean me out and later for a coffee enema. She found it on Siliconenozzles.com, and it's a lot like what a nurse used to prep me for surgery a few years ago. It's got a smooth, rounded insertion tip for several inches so it's comfortable being inserted.

http://siliconenozzles.com/product.sc?productId=441&categoryId=15

Hi Al,

You can shop around Amazon, they have lots and I mean "Lots" of good stuff!! On the other hand, for a "Far out and Solid" deal on an "Excellent" Enema Bag go see Kris at www.optimalhealthnetwork.com you will "NOT" be disappointed!! Just cruise thru her site and definitely get her newsletter!! Check out her recent archive of newsletters and posts!! Don't be surprised if you see someone "Falling" for her!!!! Besides "equipment" her site is a plethora of great information on "Everything you ever wanted to know about enemas but didn't know where to look or who to ask!!!!"

ENJOY!!

with a "Click!!,"

highwater

I would strongly recommend optimal health network for your next enema bag, she has the best deals on silicone enema bags plus all her silicone enema bags have a lifetime warranty

I haven't seen this company before. Is this a new enema bag on the market? BTW. this there a place on this form for new products?

https://www.amazon.com/Aussie-Health-Silicone-Nozzle-Storage/dp/B01GRIW3CQ/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_pdt_img_sims?ie=UTF8

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M04XLW7?psc=1

Truth in advertising ?? 2 Quart bag depicted has been around for some time. I noticed website had 47 Aussie reviews. !!! Anally orientated exponents are alive n well "downunder"