Hanging the bag

I hang the bag from the clothes hook on the door.

Like my friend Denis, I always hang my bag from the ceiling fan above my bed. I have a length of rope just the right length to have the bag 2 1/2 feet above me. That's the right height to deliver the flow at the correct pressure. I always have a good view of the bag as it deflates so I know exactly how much I have taken.

I modified a wire coat hanger so that I can hang my bag from the pipe going to the shower head. That gives a good height, perhaps 4', so that back pressure is not a problem. I have a screw clamp to regulate the flow so I can take a half hour or more letting 4 qts flow in and I am not bothered by cramps.

hankb

Usually from a towel bar if doing it on the bathroom floor, or from the shower head if doing it in the tub or shower stall. Sometimes mom would hold the bag, raising or lowering it to vary the pressure.

I have an IV pole, so I can hang it wherever the urge takes me. Probably my favorite is in the second bedroom - the one that has the mirrored closet doors.

Nothing like watching yourself slowly empty a bulging full 4 quart bag until it is completely flat.

Wherever I can make like the wild west and hang em' high!

Somewhere on the web there is really sweet video of cute 20ish girl taking a red bag enema while lying on bathroom floor.She starts the enema bag hanging from a low towel bar but moves it to a higher bar after the enema starts.She is one of us and wants to feel it!

IV pole when using the massage table. When on the bed there is a swag hook on the wall that the enema bag hangs from. The hook, the type that can hold back curtains or drapes, is screwed into the stud adjacent to the window that is above the bed. The window treatment conceals the hook when it is not in use.

My first house had a swag light in the bedroom so I used it to support my enema bag. I had a length of cord that I looped over the ceiling hook to position the bag at the proper height.

I hang my enema bag on an IV stand.

At home the handle on the glass door to the shower seems to be just the right height for me. When at our lake cottage there was a nail in the wall that seems like it was placed there for the sole purpose of hanging douche bag because it is so close to the toilet. I use it instead to hang my enema can. 😃

When i am in my studio ... the upstairs office spaces ... i have a hook over the bed that i use for my enemas ... in the house ... i will hang it from the shower rod if i am having a 'standing' enema ... and since the boys have gone ... i use a nail above the couch on the wall in the living room for use sometimes ...

Shower door towel bar in our master bath is just the right height for hanging a syringe or combo bag. The hanger is a sturdy metal S hook wrapped in clear vinyl from Optimal Health Network. I highly recommend having one of these. Should last a lifetime. A plastic hook came with my syringe years ago. I never trusted it. We have a clothes tree if an enema is given (or was in rare occasions for our daughters) in one of the bedrooms. We'd keep it in the den and move it to a bedroom when needed. We bought it at a neighbor's yard sale for five dollars. At first we never thought to use for hanging an enema bag. That was an idea from Jen our older dd when one time she was having chills and wanted just to curl up in a warm bed. There was no hook near her bed so the clothes tree worked great. The girls called it the "enema tree." ???

If I'm taking an enema I'll hang it from towel rail but if taking or giving laying on bed I use a free standing lamp and hang it from there it's not to high and easy to move.

Clothes horse is good idea.

The shower rod is a bit too high, and the towel rack doesn't seem sturdy enough to hold a full back, but I have cabinets and use the knobs on the cabinets which are just the perfect height.

Shower curtain rod is probably the place I hang my Jones can the most. Other places depending on the situation. Once, when really needing an enema and not possible to do it in the house I hung the can from the mirror of my truck and took my 2 hot soapy quarts kneeling on the garage floor.

When we remodeled our master bathroom we added a robe hook beside the shower. This is perfect for hanging the enema bag. We also installed heat in the floor which is very relaxing. When I take an enema while laying on the bed, I hang the bag from a clothes tree.

In the master bath, we use the towel bar and in the bedroom, we have special decorative rod just for that purpose. Both are about 2 feet above anal height. Very enjoyable. We haven't tried other rooms as I'm afraid we wouldn't make it the the bathroom in time. (yea, I know, woosies).

For me I hang my bag from the towel bar opposite of the toilet it is just the right height for me, or I use my clothes rack to hang the bag close to my bed which is more comfortable then the bathroom floor. 😃

I use a large blue bag with a bulbous nozzle attached.. It's a nozzle off a douche bulb but it always leaked so I've fitted it on the hose with the blue bag. I like the nozzle because the bulge on the tip helps a little to hold it in. I typically hang this heavy bag from the shower pipe with a strong S hook. It's high but I like it as I usually kneel at the shower edge.. sometimes I release back into the shower.. If I'm taking while lying down on the floor I move the S hook and bag to the towel rack which is lower.. I sometimes like filling on my stomach on the floor - rolling side to side seems to work the water in deeper. But getting up off the floor to the pot is rarely a "leak/squirt-free" operation..

Shower curtain bar or where ever is best for the persons involved in enema play.

No shower or shower curtain here, don't have one. The bag usually hangs from a hook (it is actually two hooks) in the ceiling over our bed. They are positioned so one side sub could see the bag and the other he is unable to see the bag. Since I am short my sub made me a copper wire "extender" so I can hook the hook and yet reach to hang up the bag.

The hooks are positioned so if anyone would ask what they are for we can say hanging plants on. We have not gotten around to doing that.

We have different decorative hooks in the bathroom and bedroom. If I want my husband to give me an enema in bed, we have a hook on the wall beside the wooden headboard. He is a fairly large man, so he sits in a chair beside the bed and does his delightful ministrations. In the bathroom, we have a hook on the wall by the garden tub where he sits on a stool and I lay on my back on a yoga mat and towels with pillows and a blanket OR get on my hands and knees OR get into the Simms position. When I just need to take a quick enema on the toilet, there is a hook on the wall beside it. All of these hooks are positioned about 1-1/2 to 2 feet above the anus. If we want it positioned any higher, my husband just holds the bag. I love the accessibility in all places though we haven't ventured outside the bathroom and bedroom (yet).

I actually use shower rod especially if I am going to do high, hot and fast. Other wise I lay in the tub or hang on something so I can fill slow for maximum amount and retention time.

It depends on the location and giver.

When in bed, we use a a large gardening S hook (about 12 inches long), hook it to the ceiling fan, and attach a decorative gardening chain. Then we hang the bag from the chain at desired height with a normal hook, even the plastic one works.

In he bathtub (normally solo) we use a piece of rope with a series of loops tied into it. Tie it to the shower pipe with a girth hitch. Then hang the the bag from one of the loops, depending on the height desired. If using he 4 quart bag, we hang it higher because the bag is bigger and more pressure is needed as it empties.

On the bathroom floor, one of us holds the bag.

I use a IV pole I got on Amazon.

You can take it just about anywhere. It's adjustable to almost any height. I am a empty nesters, so I don't have to hide it. Here is a tip . When in a hotel use ironing board folded up as a hanger . Works great

While I do mine almost exclusively in the bathroom to make clean-up easier (especially if I have an accident...), I tend to shun shower curtain rods as I've had too many "let go' at inopportune times due to the fact they hang via compression between two walls. If they're actually screwed into the walls they wouldn't be such a liability.

That said, I use an "S" hook on my four quart silicone bag placed over the shower head feed pipe.

Those of you who hang from a shower curtain rod - isn't this a bit high?

(Not to mention the reliability issues if the rod is the compression kind.)

I do it more or less like watertrain. I hang it from the shower head pipe and have an extension so that it is about 4' above the floor. I have a flow meter and a screw clamp so that I can control the flow rate and usually take about half an hour to fill with four quarts, which is a comfortable and enjoyable filling rate. I do not have a shower curtain rod, so I do not have that for an option and have never tried it.

hankb

I usually take by enemas on a bed near a window. That being said there is a curtain rod above the window that I use to hang the bag

I usually take my enemas in a tub near a window, there being a shower rod above the tub that I use to hang the bag.