Hanging the bag

Do you hang it on a shower rod or like me a plant hook from the ceiling over a door towel bar?

From the shower head with a rope.

hankb

Towel bar if given in bathroom

If given in bed, held by caregiver.

Towel Bar in bathroom if administration will be knees & chest down

On IV stand if bedroom and Sims position.

the boxcar

Most Enema sessions here are done on an exam table here in the basement, and bags are hung from some of the many hooks in the above floor joists.

Dan

I hang my enema bag from several places... I have a hook on the side of the wall between the tub and the towel closet. Also, I have two hooks on the back side of the towel closet door. Which one or ones I choose is literally which one I come to first. They all do an outstanding job of holding my enema bags high enough for the water to effectively enter my rectum and large intestine without too much pressure.

Sometimes on the bathroom door and other times on the towel bar.

I do 98% of mine in bathroom, so bathroom doorknob. When I get some warm nights and neighbors aren't outside, on outside faucet. 😄

I hang mine from an IV stand.

I use a few links of light chain an s hook and it hangs in splendour in my shower from the valve knob. that gives me a 2ft run. It goes in fast ! need to slow things down. enjoy the feeling.

In the bathroom, I typically hang it from the doorknob or from the edge of a drawer I've opened a bit. In the bedroom, from the headboard of the bed.

Neither!

When in use, it hangs from a heavy swage hook over my bed. The kid you might use for a hanging lamp or plant.

When drying after use, it hangs o a towel bar in my ensuite bathroom.

Any other time it is in one of the drawers in the walk-in closet in the master bedroom.

I open the shower door, put a large S hook on it and hang the 4 qt bag. I use the 6ft colon tube from Seeking Health as the hose and colon tube. The flow is adjusted by the clamp positioning.

Depending on my location, I use 4 different hanging places. The large towel bar in the bathroom, the door knob (bedroom or bathroom), the small towel bar adjacent to the vanity in the bathroom, or from my camera tripod that I set up next to the bed, if I'm giving myself an enema on the bed. For those who have used a camera tripod, you know that the height can be easily adjusted for the flow you desire. All work well, and provide just the right height of the bag for the particular enema I happen to be enjoying at the time. Oops, almost forgot one. Occasionally I'll hang the bag from the shower head delivery pipe if I'm taking a stand-up enema in the shower.

I've also positioned the open top bag under the shower head so I can get a continuous fill enema, this is after a couple good clean outs 1st. Now I have the Clean Stream shower enema kit with the 10" silicone nozzle. Love the kit, easy to hook up and love that nozzle! 😜 https://www.amazon.com/All-One-Shower-Enema-System/dp/B00MWB5I9S/ref=sr_1_8_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1468765693&sr=8-8&keywords=cleanstream+enema+kit

I have an extra microphone stand with a boom that I use. I just position the boom straight out and centered, and depending on which bag I am using, have one or two hooks to hold them with. Plenty of height for me since I take mine while kneeling or laying on the bathroom floor.

Elaine

When in use or drying my bags hang on the shower curtain rod. I keep them stored hanging in the bedroom closet hanging from the clothes hanger rod.

One of these days I want to get a stand, probably an IV stand with wheels.

When doing an anal rinse in the shower I will hang the bag on the shower curtain rod. When I am doing a full enema session (3 two quart enemas) I am laying on the bathroom floor with the bag hanging from the towel rack. I have a 1 gallon silicon bag that is translucent which enables me to see the enema liquid draining down. I will always hang the bag so I can see it as I am doing the enema.

Use towel rack or door knob in bathroom. One time in a hotel visited by Nurse Carrier who had purchased from Target a hook that slipped on the headboard to hang her enema bag. It worked well. I visited a Target store but was unable to find the same hook. As most headboards on hotel beds are flush with the wall this is the only hook attachment that would work. Hope Target restocks.

This depends. If I am in my room I have a hat rack. I think I paid like $20.00 for it and that included shipping. It is for coats also. I have a lot of hats. I don't know why but I do. It is rare that I even wear a hat. Haha! But if someone goes in my room they just think it is a hat/coat rack. Now if I am in my bathroom there is a hook I bought at some dollar store. It's for hand towels. I can hang it from the towel racks, the top of the shower door lots of places.

There is a cabinet on the wall above the had bath. I generally hang the bag from the side of that cabinet. Occasionally, I will borrow an over the door rack from the laundry room and put it on the bathroom door. I do this when I use my four quart bag.

When traveling, I use whatever is available in the hotel bathroom. Either the robe hook on the back of the door, the shower rod, or the rack for towels often over the toilet.

I hang my 4-quart bag from our shower enclosure using an "S" hook and a couple of hubby's bungee straps. The bungee straps allow me to alter the height of the bag so I can enjoy either a quick or slow fill at my discretion. Trouble is, I had to explain to DH why a couple of his bungee straps went missing!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

I have about a 5 foot length of rope that I keep with my enema stuff. I use it to hang the bag from the shower rod, either at home or when I am in a hotel, and they I can put the bag at whatever height I feel like at the time.

On the shower rod and I am kneeling in the bath

When I'm in the tub I hang the bag from the pipe connected to the shoower head. When in my bedroom I use my antique clothes tree.

Special S hook hung on a towel bar when using bag or on deep shower ledge when using a bucket.

On a robe hook outside the shower which my wife asked me to install several years ago, as I was installing I was thinking this is going to work good to hang an enema bag. It has served me well.

Almost anywhere in the house that the mood demands, however, generally on a hook in the ceiling over the tub.

For me most of the time im relaxed and on my bed and i hook it to the ceiling fan, which is above my bed.

I have only ever taken a solo enema in the bathroom lying on the floor. The towel bar is just the right height for hanging the bag. When my husband has given me an enema most often it is on our bed.