Hanging the bag

I hang the bag from a towel rod on the wall at the back end of the bathtub. It is too high so I use a piece of insulated copper electrical wire to make the bag hang lower.

I hang my bag from an IV pole for enemas administered on my bed. I use a towel rack for bathroom administered enemas.

I hang mine from the knob that opens the window in the bathroom or from the shower water knob. Hotel rooms have endless opportunities. Someone mentioned a bunjee cord for travel which is an excellent iea.

Jim

Usually from the shower rod, I adjust the height with a rope.

I hang it off the shower rod or ceiling hook depending on which bathroom I am in.. Some times I like to hold it and squeeze the bag to force it to blast in .Turbo powered ass blaster.

I hang it off the shower rod or ceiling hook depending on which bathroom I am in.. Some times I like to hold it and squeeze the bag to force it to blast in .Turbo powered ass blaster.

@Bad Princess I'd love to watch that Princess! 😄

I like it high also. I Need a larger bag. Sometimes i hang it from kitchen cabinets

For me, the higher the better. So the gravity create more pressure that can be easily controlled with the clamp

I hang the bag from nearly anything that is really strong. The bag hangs from a heavy S hook with a silicone sleeve in order to reduce stress on the bag. Door knobs are always good at about 35". In the bathroom I use the shower door handle at 42" or the towel rack at 56". When I installed the towel rack I made sure to fasten it securely to a stud knowing how it would later be put to use. I have a large walk-in closet connected to the bathroom with sturdy hooks at 45, 49, 61, and 79". All of these hooks appear to have a mundane purpose such as hanging clothing or accessories. For guests, I frequently use a photography light stand or a camera tripod. These can go to any room and be adjusted to any desired height. No one suspects how these stands are sometimes used. I always use a hose about 8 feet long to enable creative arrangements and a flow meter to give added confirmation about the progress. I've tried hanging the bag from a long spring so it continually rises as the weight decreases. It was a lot of work to get everything adjusted just right so the full bag was just high enough to begin the flow and the empty bag was at the maximum height. I can get a similar effect more easily by just adjusting the valve for a slow flow at the beginning and then opening it up for a blast at the end.

A bent coat hanger from the linen closet door. My wife needs to be near her throne 😃

I once hung a 2 quart bag from the drivers side western mirror of my pickup truck in the garage. Took the whole 2 quarts and walked back to the house to expel, about 150 feet. VERY long walk, he,he!

I bought plastic chain with big chains, that i hang on wall hook.

It support to control height of bag, just change position of bag S hook on chain.

Very simple and portable solution.

I got coat hook that goes over the top of a door. I got my at Home Depot and it did cost that much. Works great and you adjust the height of the bag with a chain and hook.

As it is winter the bedroom is rather chilly so to keep the bag warm the other day my sub got an enema in the living room. I used my copper wire "extender" to hang the bag from a loop on our ceiling light. That put the bag up high enough to flow nicely.

Anyone driving into our drive would have had a great view of this set up. I didn't pull all of the shades. 😉

I typically hang my bag from the towel bar.

It's been a struggle to find places to hang the bag lately! The shower bar is too high and too loose; the towel bar is too low; the shower head is much too fragile. Most other places are outside the bathroom and carpeted, so I dare not risk it. I've debated getting an IV pole but the size and price is a barrier to entry.

I found using a door-hinged coat hanger has been the solution for the moment. It's a tad high, but it allows me to stand while taking an enema in the bathroom without much issue, at least.

Towel rack for us. In bedroom hand held

I like to get creative with this: I hang the bag from a high point in the bathroom and then attach a flexible bungie cord in-between. This way the bag starts at a very low level and goes higher up as it empties. By the time it's a peak height, it truly becomes a real flush.

Always use an adjustable tri-pod to hang the enema……https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/16551

Seems that my top vanity drawer is a good height to hang my rexall bag from, while laying on the bathroom floor. Nice slow drainage. Typically, late at night when constipated and need relief.

Otherwise, use old adjustable photography light stand next to my bed.

Ceiling hooks IV poles wardrobe hooks over the door

More bathrooms are being built now with coat hook, no doubt for hanging a bath robe.

Often that hook is on the back of the door. That's tempting to try!

I have one of those robe hooks on the back of my bathroom door. On that robe hook, I have hung one of the chrome wire soap/shampoo shower racks that has two hooks at the bottom for wash clothes. They are about a 18 inches below the door hook and make for a more flexible height to hang a bag.

@charlie_oneal that adjustable photo light pole is exactly what I have used for years when not doing bathroom enemas. I jammed a curtain hook down the hollow rod of the light pole. Works like a dream.

My robe hooks and towel rods were installed into studs to make sure they would support a full bag. But sometimes they are higher than I want. To hang the bag lower I use a lloop of light cord with the ends joined in a truckers hitch. The height can be adjusted by tying the hitch at the desired height.

IV pole is best, roll where you want it, yes I know where you want it

I used to used a microphone stand, but gave that up and have been using the shower head spigot to which I attach a doubled up thick chord that's knotted every so many inches so I can attach the bag to the chord at various heights above my butt.

We hang the bag on a metal hook hung at the top of the bathroom door.

The second variant is an adjustable IV stand.

From the headboard

Coat hook on the bathroom door. I will use a length of cord with adjustable length knot to adjust the height if needed.