Hanging the bag

When using my bag, I use whatever is handy for the location of my enema. When on the bed, I set up the camera tri-pod next to the bed. Works great. If on the floor in the bathroom, I'll use the door handle or the towel bar. If on the floor in the bedroom, I'll use the door handle. Sometimes when using a door handle or a towel bar, all use a coat hanger in between in order to lower the bag height.

I like to hang the bulging bag near my bed, it is a place to relax at while getting filled up. High above my bed is a window, which has some hinged louver doors, I will either hang the bag on the small handle/knob or if I want an adjustable height, I have a piece of brass rod fashioned into a hook that hangs from the louvers, I can hang it from any of the louvers. I don't have to bring out a tripod or anything else that somebody might ask questions about.

the hoseman1

I'm surprised someone else hasn't thought of a "sky hook".

Dan

Sky hook? Done that but didn't want to tell anybody about the secret - Now you let the cat out of the bag

I figured there would be a few radio operators who would know what a sky hook was.

Dan

Ilffer - aha ! "Skyhooks" 😁

When my Dad(who raised me as a single parent) was growing up, he had to keep his enemas hidden. What he did was actually unhooked the wall-lamp that his parents had put over his bed, "So you can read in bed" something he never really did.

He would simply take that lamp off the nail that held it and hang the plastic hook of the bag right on that nail.

That way all the evidence was gone when he was done.

If I'm in the bathroom I used the window latch, or the shower door handle if there. When travelling the hotel room ironing board is perfect.

In the bathroom, either over the shower head in the bathtub or on the upper towel rack.

In my bedroom, I pull a top decorative spindle out of the four post bed on hang the hook from top of the post. That way I can watch the 4 quarts of water slowly flow into my ass. The bathroom is attached to the bedroom and it is a short walk to the toilet.

In my small bathroom downstairs right in front of the toilet, and next to the shower is an old-fashioned brass coat hook. Looks like it was put there to hang a robe when in the shower. It's also right across from the toilet Since that shower hardly gets used it was put there for real emergencies. Not that it will be used for that either, but if anything ever happens and I can't take an enema in either of the upstairs bathrooms, the possibility always exists, and it doesn't look out of place at all.

Over the years that I have been taking enemas I have used many places to hang my bag, somewith better results than others. When I first started iwould use a door knob and lay on the floor as the water flowed in. A few places have not worked out so well, like shower rods that are not screwed into the waĺl. Shower heads work well but require a longer hose than comes with a combination bag, if you like to lay downfor the enema. For standing enamas shower heads are great. I have also used a step ladder, clothes bar in the closet, robe hook in the bathroom, and the back of a chair in a hotel room. My current favorite is the top of the shower door with a four guart bag and an 8 foot long hose. I can lay flat on my back, my favorite position, and using the flow contorl clamp fill as fast or slowly as I desire at that time

Several times when traveling and anticipating having an enema in a hotel room, I have taken a camera tripod along. I have one which is fairly compact and easy to pack. The adjustments on the tripod make It easy to adjust the height of the bag.

I usually leave my bag hanging on the shower rod inside the shower/bathtub so it is readily available. To use, I will fill the bag with warm water, and either re-hang it on the shower rod, or hang it on a hook near the ceiling for a faster fill.

Usually hang it in the bathroom but embarrassing when I forget you put your t away and someone comes in and sees it and starts asking questions.

I usually had the bag from the towel rack in the shower...seems to be just the right height and pressure for me.

Hang the bag from the shower pipe outlet and control flow using adjustable clamp on hose.

I like to use a coat/towel hook on the back of the bathroom door with a small string hanging the bag. The string has several loop knots in it so I can vary the height of the bag for different types of enemas.

When not in use or drying, my enema hangs in a closet. When in use, it hangs on top of the shower enclosure,

I usually take an enema on the bed so I have a coat hanger that I have adjusted to hang from the ceiling fan that hold the bag 3 feet above the bed. In the bathroom the storage cabinet has handles that let it hang about 3 to 4 feet high. My mom always hung the bag on a medicine cabinet door latch about 5 feet above the floor which was much too high but she did not know any better. She used it for both my enemas and hers. Enemas from her were always vey crampy for this reason so I did not like them when small. I eventually found the surge of warm water against my prostate gland very pleasurable which led me to be the enema lover that I am today.

I hang it wherever I can find a spot. I've used a lot of hotel lamps to get it done as well as closet doors. When the moment is there creativity can find some unusual spots.

I always wanted to have a decal made that shows an enema bag with a kind through it instead of a coat hanger. These decals are in every hotel room next to the fire sprinkler.

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I have one of these portable IV poles. Gets pretty compact and I put it on the corner of my closet.

Whenever I pack an enema bag for travel I bring a small bungee cord along. Helps make adjustments easier and gives more opportunities.

I hang it wherever I can find a spot. I've used a lot of hotel lamps to get it done as well as closet doors. When the moment is there creativity can find some unusual spots.

We always have 50ft of 550 paracord in our travel bags so we can either use hangers, lamps or the cord in a pinch. Makes great clothes lines when needed as well. Endless uses, strong and easy to buy.

Shower rods are not a good idea. Even if the ends are screwed into the wall, it is likely with small screws not sturdy enough for larger or multiple bags. Alas, been there, done THAT. Had to clean up the mess!

Today's larger bags are about ten pounds. If your foot snags the hose, it is easy to pull down the whole setup. I suggest over doors, or using sturdy door handles unless like some here, you have installed strong hardware in ceilings or walls.

Thinking about it now, we used to carry along these plastic coated metal hangers that hang over a door for clothes. We must have lost/forgot them for l have not seen them for a bit.

I have a swage hook like you would use for a hanging planter or lamp directly above the center of the bed.

When it is cleaned and drying it just hangs on the shower rail

We have a robe hook securely fastened to the wall next to the shower door. It's also the perfect height for the enema bag, but is close enough to the toilet so that if my wife wants to douche there it is equally convenient.

I also have a hook in the ceiling in my bedroom. The ceiling is pretty high so I typically use a piece of rope to set the right height. When I'm feeling adventurous, I've used a piece of bungee cord. The full bag hangs about waist height but rises as it empties into me. The last few drop go in when the bag is 6-7 feet off the floor. Gives some intense sensations as the water rushes in faster and faster.

I also have a portable mic stand for play in other rooms.

Like others, I hang the cleaned bag on the glass shower door to dry.

When we had our current house built, we had robe hooks installed in all the bathrooms except the powder room. The hooks are screwed into studs, can handle 10 lbs., no problem. They are about 72" from the floor, we have 2 rope loops, one will put the bottom of the bag 36" from your anus in a knee/chest position, the other 36" from your anus on your back. Using a double balloon catheter, from that height, you can safely adjust the flow rate and just let the enema flow in, when you are really full, the enema stops flowing. The pressure on the bowel would be about 1.3 psi, which is ok for most people ( might be a little uncomfortable, however).

Over the shower rod in the bathroom if I'm starting my clean out series. When clear I use a hook over the bed for the erotic enema finish with a lengthy retention. Yummy.