Where was your enema stored - then and now?

Wished I lived in a bigger place where I didn't have to keep my enemas gear boxed up in a Zerox box in a closet under my box of meds in my little den.. I also keep more items kept down in the basement...

Our classic red bag always hung on the back of the bathroom door. I'm sure that I saw them in others homes also. Those were the days!

When I was growing up, Mom stored the Rexall Victoria Combination syringe my Grandmother got her to give me enemas with in a white cabinet in her bathroom on the 3rd shelf. The bottle lay from the back of the cabinet towards to front with the red tubing encircling it. Today, my enema bags hang on the back of the towel cabinet door in my bathroom. When I am not using them, I like to open the cabinet door and just look at them.

Growing up I got frequent enemas and the bag was hung from a hook on the back of the bathroom door-ready for action. Siblings sitting on the toilet with the bathroom door closed got a good view of the family enema bag; and this was a friendly reminder that they could get one if needed.

Growing up all the enema gear in the household was stored in a closet in the bathroom. Now I keep my standard bag under the bathroom sink in a cabinet and a few more exotic items in a backpack in my closet.

When I was growing up, my mother kept the enema kit in its original box in the hallway linen closet when it was not in use. That box held the red enema bag, red hose, and three black nozzles: douche, adult , and child enema nozzles. Whenever the enema bag had been used, it hung on the towel rack that was above the bathtub.

Enema bag were very visible when I was growing up. At my aunt's house it was always visible in their basement bathroom. At my maternal grandparents' house it was always visible on the back of the bathroom door.

It was kept in the bathroom cabinet under the sink. The bag and nozzles were kept in the box. There were two small bulb enemas each kept in their boxes. The enemas I started giving myself were from the bulbs. I could fill them and sneak them into my bedroom which was across from the bathroom. I could give myself the small enemas, hold and then run into the bathroom. Later I figured out how to use the bag and used that.

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The bag and nozzles were kept in the box.

Oh, yes - that then scary large rectangular box - did not want to see that being taken out after a doc had made a house call back in the 1950's when I was sick..…

Hanging from the shower rod in our bathroom always 3

My enema bag is hanging in the bathroom on the towel rack. While the nozzles are kept under the sink.

The overwhelming number of enema bags in the 1950s or 1960s were stored in one of three places. In order of commonality these were"

Top shelf of the linen closet in the hall between bedrooms and bathroom, under some linen.

Hanging on a hook on the back of the family bathroom door.

Under the sink in the family bathroom. (this is usually where the bulb syringes were kept.

My mom was more discrete and hid ours under some linen in the bottom drawer of a dresser. But I eventually found it anyway.. LoL.

Today, things are put away in discrete boxes.

Until my mom realized I was sneaking enemas the bag used to hang from the back of the bathroom door, then she moved it to the hallway linen closet up high under some towels minus the douche nozzle and hid that in parts unknown and my lifelong quest as a kid was trying to find it! However it magically appeared on the hose when she gave me enemas.

Mom's Jones can and related attachments were kept in the cardboard shipping box in the linen closet….very easy to find!! Today, I keep my assortment of bulbs and bags, etc in my vanity under the master bathroom sink (mine, of course). The gal who cleans for us every week is from Poland and was a midwife there before she emigrated several years ago. I'm not concerned about anyone “finding” the gear/kit, but I think I wish she might discover it one or these days and perhaps make an offer…..wishful thinking, though!!

Once again an update.

We are still in our Florida home with my wife using the master bath as hers and the guest bath as mine. We do have a half bath for day guests. My bathroom has a tub shower, bidet, vanity, and of course a toilet. I had a homemade shower shot system that looked very homemade. I wanted to actually install a true shower shot system that utilized a separate hose from the shower head with a holder for the shower shot as part of the shower head. I have a 10 inch Clean Stream nozzle on the shower shot hose. I also bought a shower wand that can be changed out from the Clean Stream nozzle if we did have an overnight guest that would use this bathroom- they would be non the wiser as to its real use. As a matter of convenience I moved my 1 gallon silicone enema bag from a closet to the hook on the back bathroom door- my way of paying homage to the Golden Age. In the bottom draw of the vanity is a treasure trove of colon tubes, dildos, prostate vibrators, and a various enema equipment accessories that I have collected over the years. I also keep on the counter top of the vanity silicone travel containers that contain lube, coconut oil, castile soaps and glycerin for my enemas. All very much in plain view.

I must say that there was a time I hid all my enema equipment and accessories from my wife but several years back we had "the conversation" with regard to my enema use for erotic pleasure. Yes it was an awkward conversation, but she now gives my a rye smile when she knows I am enjoying an enema session. She is not into enemas and doesn't want to receive or participate. It wasn't a total shock because she has known for years I am very anal erotic so this revelation just fit the big picture.

So as far as the present is concerned, my equipment is totally kept out in the open as well as my use and erotic enjoyment of enemas.

From childhood memories our Enema / Douche (1 quart, white porcelain enamel) can was kept in the hallway linen press / closet, along with it's smoothe red India rubber hose & 3 black vulcanite fittings.

The larger 2 Quart porcelain enamel Douche Can together with all its components were kept stored on the top shelf of my parents built in wardrobe of their bedroom.

There was also a small red rubber infant bulb, pear shape ear syringe sitting on a narrow shelf at shoulder height & a 12" long hard cardboard box of assorted nozzles, together with a Higginson syringe in its original case plus a glass barrel glycerine syringe also in its original case

Now you'd find pieces in the bathroom . . . over a dozen different nozzles & some tubes in a bedroom dresser drawer & “back ups” stored in a spare bedroom packed in foam crates

Our enema bag was kept in the hall linen closet. It was in the original box. It contained four nozzles, one infant, one regular adult, another larger thicker one, and the beautiful black shiny curved douche nozzle. I had no idea it was a douche nozzle but longed for the day it was used in me.

Sometimes morning would fund the bag drying on the towel rack, it mostly had the larger adult nozzle, other times it was the douche nozzle. I always wondered who got the enema that night. As got older figured out my dad got the enemas at night, given by my mom. I saw her taking a full enema bag to the bedroom for my dad. I also found a wet bag when got back from school. apparently, my mom gave herself enemas and couched during the day.

Today the bag is in plain view for everyone to see including our kids who are no strangers to enemas. Our friends comment once in a while, about who gets the enemas.

The enema warmer lay in the linen closet, on a separate shelf, there were also two nozzles. One is smaller with a hole in the middle, the other had a thickening at the end and four petals. Several rubber pears were also stored there.

Same place for years where I’ve kept my enema bag, hot water bottle, bulb syringe and plunger syringe (for probiotics), rectal tubes, nozzles on the lower shelf below linens and towels outside our master bathroom. There are doors in those cabinets, so everything is out of view. Dr. Bronners Castile and Conti castile bar soap, sea salt are in the cabinet hidden from view adjacent to the sink. Except when my syringe is hanging in the shower to dry, I always have it put away.

When I was a little girl, the enema bulb was kept in the bathroom vanity, under the sink, which made it convenient for mom when needed. It was also convenient for me and my sister to play with it and to give ourselves small enemas in the bathtub. Later, as teens, the bulb was supplemented by the typical combo bag, also under the sink.

In my own house, it has been pretty much the same over the years. I have a bulb syringe and an open top fountain syringe, under the sink, in the master bath. I hope anybody who might stumble across them would think things are not unusual. Since the internet and online shopping, I have accumulated a few specialty nozzles and other things that I keep in a separate place, where a casual visitor would be unlikely to find them.

When we were growing up the enema bags (we had 2 for us kids) were hung on a hook on the inside of the bathroom closet, but they were often found handing on the hook on the main bathroom door. Neither my mom nor step dad cared whether they were visible to others or not. Today, I keep mind under the sink in my bathroom

Looking at previous reply down below, “Wished I lived in a bigger place where I didn't have to keep my enemas gear boxed up in a Zerox box in a closet under my box of meds in my little den.. I also keep more items kept down in the basement...”

Well, everything is still where it was and I still think about what's going to happen when wifey and I kick the bucket and offspring left to go through things and ponder all they really didn't know about us, vis-à-vis our fetishes and sex life 😮

With my Aunt Helena and my cousin Victori. since we were 7 years old the Rubber Bulbs were on a shelf in the bathroom.

The 2 and 3 liter irrigators hanging from the shower bar and the Higginson stowed away. Black Bakelite nozzles, normal...

My other Aunt had a beautiful crystal Irrigator

Now my cousin continues to do the same at her house. She is already a grandmother and she gives her son and grandson some Enema.

Especially her son who asks for them because her wife doesn't like them.

We keep seeing each other.

My current house has 2 bathrooms:

One is normal and the other I usually have it closed. Inside I have my collection of Rubber Bulb, Enema Bags of 2,3 and 4 liters, Irrigators,

several Higguinson probes (I like them a lot❤️), several probes, anal plugs... BDSM stuff.

My current young girlfriend also has the key.

If they are friends, married couples... as it seems to us, we send them to the normal bathroom or to the closed one.

Good surprises!

If we have an enema party, everything is open and people bring their pleasure devices.

On the terrace we have an "Enema-chair" that a friend made for us.

My mom kept the enema bag under the sink in the bathroom, along with Ivory soap, Vaseline, etc.

I keep my bag discretely tucked away in my bedroom closet.

Growing up it was kept under the sink, today, in the linen closet that’s in the bathroom….

Never got enemas growing up, Mom used to hang the bag on back of bathroom door. Today, I hang it behind shower curtain in tub for the day to dry out. Then hang it in closet in bedroom.