Does the enema equipment you use play a big part in your overall enema experience?

............................or is it just the filling of your colon? Seems like some of us who experienced the golden age of enemas are very tuned into using classic / vintage bags & nozzles, where as others couldn't care less about the equipment. For them, it all about the filling or cramping or holding or giving someone else control over your bowels.

In my case, the equipment plays a big part in the overall enema experience. Of course, I, like others, enjoy most other aspects of receiving a "good" enema. But it just wouldn't be the same for me if I was using a disposable bag. I'm sure memories from when I was a kid plays a big part in this. I started self administering when I was about 8 or 9, using moms Walgreens Travelette syringe. The douche nozzle was about 6" long, gently curved & the rounded tip was about 5/8" diameter and unscrewed for cleaning. First couple of times I used it, I couldn't get it in all the way, but was quite happy just stroking it in & out as the warm, soapy enema filled me. I then discovered that if I rotated it, that rounded tip would pop into the very end of the sigmoid colon (I didn't know anything about anatomy back then) & the nozzle would go all the way in. The first time that happened, I thought my head would explode : )) I still have that nozzle & it (and my Wally Woodcutter douche nozzle) still provides that same thrill every time I use it.

So what's you're experience ? Does the equipment really matter to you ?

Best

vapor

I've posted elsewhere that I believe the true fetishistic aspect of enemas has to be related to the equipment. For those of us who appreciate and/or collect vintage equipment, there's no question that our overall experience is enhanced. The paraphilia (Klismaphilia) relating to enemas, is most likely our attachment and sensual reaction to the procedure or actual injection of fluids.

While the newer modern equipment, or disposable equipment, likely gives a very adequate fill, the "ambience" of those vintage bags and nozzles adds a great deal to the overall enjoyment. To the extent that the psychological aspect was probably ingrained in us at a very young age, is it any wonder that some of us regress/digress to those times and circumstances that were as visually significant as the sensations were.

Those black douche nozzles of our childhood recollections, likely seemed huge. Many of us are inclined to use larger and larger nozzles to replicate the intimidating nature of such things. Those old red bags were usually limited in capacity to about 2 quarts, give or take a pint or two. We now seek bags of much larger capacity in many instances. Could this be to give us the same sensations of having to submit to something far beyond our capacity to assimilate?

Do we want our partners or assistants to replicate the circumstances we found ourselves in? Could it be a stern mommy, an understanding nurse, or just someone who knows the emotions involved with being subjected to an enema and giving up some degree of control?

For me, all of the above cums into play at some point.

The equipment is simply a set of tools to facilitate the enema. it's the enema itself not the tools that make it what it is.

For me an enema is a wonderful combination of the visual and the physical.

The visual aspect of the equipment is where it begins with me. The sight of the bag, the hose and the nozzles get my heart rate up and cause the butterflies to be released in my tummy. Imagining in my mind what a particular nozzle is going to feel like in my bottom lights the fire. All that sets the stage for what will inevitably be the total sensual enema experience.

As for the actual enema, those imaginings of the feel of the nozzle, the building pressure in my tummy as the solution drains from the once bulging bag all become real and ultimately take me over the top in enema bliss.

So, in short, the equipment does matter to me. And by mixing it up each time I get to enjoy an enema session, makes every opportunity a very new experience.

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

To an extent it does for me. My childhood enemas were from a latex folding douche bag with a black hose and black nozzles.

My first enema bag purchase was a red combo bag. I got that style for cover should someone find it in my bathroom. Hot water bottle use. The second purchase was a folding latex douche bag. It had a white rubber throat, a white hose and white tips. I found that bag to be more erotic than the combo bag, but either one was thrilling to use.

For me, an enema set up should look like an enema set up. Not for me were those jugs, camp showers or disposables.

All my enema bags are enema bags. I guess the only exception is my use of Foley catheters for rectal tubes.

The equipment is simply a set of tools to facilitate the enema. it's the enema itself not the tools that make it what it is.

Not necessarily so. . . .

The equipment can play a BIG role in the sensations and quality of the enema.

The visual of the equipment is very important to me. I have acquired 15 vintage open top bags from Ebay, so it's very important to me that the nozzles be black, curved vaginal with olive tips, the tubing be REAL rubber (not the cheap plastic used in the past 20 years), the bags be open topped and in different shapes and brands.

This takes me back to my childhood, when I always looked for equipment in other people's homes and often wondered what their bags would feel like, seeing BFG, Davol, Rexall and U.S. Rubber products that were not in my home. My Avatar is of the expandable "Compacto" bag that my grandmother had and that I used solo every weekend when I spent the weekend at her house. I was using this bag when I had my first wet orgasm and fell in love with it. Naturally, this is one of the first bags I acquired on Ebay.

Well I will say that my equipment plays a very large role in my enema experience.

My equipment can not be purchased in a drug store. I guess most of us started out with retail equipment like the fountain syringe sold in the lady's feminine hygiene section. But I wanted bigger and better. I now have three colon tubes ranging in sizes of 28fr up to 50+. They are all at least 30 inches or longer. I have a one gallon silicon bag and a shower diverter that allows me to do continuous fills and expels while laying in a tub shower. Check out the pics on my profile page.

So for me the equipment makes the experience. It creates sensations that are far beyond what I started out with when I bought my first drugstore enema kit. Yes any enema feels great but using the right equipment takes them to a whole new level.

IMO , its all about the equipment , i have 12 enema bags and accessories all are 40 plus years old bought new by me and they are as in new condition as the day i got them , so yes , the equipment for me anyway plays a Huge part , so i guess i am an E-Snob , no white tips or white hoses lol

i sort of feel bad for the people that don't own the old school equipment , , nothing like the aroma , the feel and the look of old time enemas , they have Personality ! , not like the cold impersonal enemas they make today , stiff white hoses , icky bags that smell like a chemical factory , anyway , Carry On Enemates

I'm with you, Annemarie. White plastic nozzles??? White hose??? That's SO 70's. Eight of the 11 bags I have are vintage 50's & 60's fountain syringes. Of the three I have made after 1970, one is my 4 quart SHEREMA bag that I purchased in 1977 and is pictured in my avatar. Another is the Klystra JBL bag. And lastly, a PIC 2 quart vinyl bag that I use for coffee enemas. I don't want to stain my vintage bags.

Of all my bags, my favorite is the sherema bag. It REALLY gets your attention when filled! Next would be a 1950's vintage COMPACTO folding syringe. The box says it holds 2 quarts 10 ounces, but if the metal mount sits flush (pun intended) against a wall or door, you can get 3 quarts into it! When all folded up, it will easily fit into the palm of your hand.

Best,

vapor

The white nozzle and white hose makes no difference when taking an enema but yes it does. When Mom gave me my enemas it was with a black, hard rubber, nozzle, and a red hose. I always leaned over the toilet with my arms folded and my head resting on them and the toilet tank. I could look back between my legs and see the black nozzle disappear and the red hose swinging with moms movement and my twitching. I now am on my right side, on the bed with mirror so I can see the red hose and the white nozzle which quickly disappears in side me and I am perfectly happy. One time when I was alone I decided I should be sanitary so I put the red hose and black nozzle in a sauce pan with water and brought to a boil. In a few minutes I took it out of the pan and cooled it off and found the black nozzle was now dark gray and it was curved as the pan was round. I said "O sugar" now what. I took nozzle off the hose but it back in the pan brought it back to a boil took it out hot and rolled it on a flat surface and it was fixed and as I put the Vaseline on it was again shinny black.

Hi All......

Funny thing you should mention that!!! 'Love the comments by "Vapor" and "AnneMarie" about "Vintage Enema Equipment!!" There is so much to be said for "Old Enema Syringes!!" I recall a few years ago on E-Bay someone posted for bid a 1967 "Starlet" by Duvol "Feminine, Folding, Fountain, Travel, Douche & Enema Syringe" "AND" the box. package it came in!!!!!! I watched the bid process and it finally sold for $140.00!!!!!!!!!! Somebody really liked that Syringe.......and/or was it the box it came in?? It definite had an appeal!! 'Have to look in my "Enema Archive' as I think I still have prints of the post!!

with a "Click!!!!,"

highwater

Ever since having seen an erotic drawing in my copy of David Barton-Jay’s Enema As an Erotic Art and Its History many years ago that illustrated a woman shoving her strap-on dildo into her partner’s upturned butt with the dildo doing double duty as an enema nozzle and bulging bag over the woman’s shoulder, I’ve been obsessed with acquiring such a setup for real. I surely would be capable of constructing my own by modifying existing parts, but have recently discovered the perfect setup through acquisition of already existing components. For those interested, here is what you will need:

"POP" strap-on dildo

"JOQUE" harness

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¼" to ¼" 90° connector.

Source: http://siliconenozzles.com/1-4-to-1-4-90-Degree-BLK1490CON-Elbow-1.htm.

You will not need the included tubes, tips, and bulb. The connector, purchased separately from the above list, perfectly fits a quarter-inch tube from your enema bag syringe. With that tube pushed over one end of the connector, push the other end into the hole and ready-made slot at the base of the dildo.

If your enema syringe has a 5/16-in. tube, you will need this additional connector:

http://siliconenozzles.com/3-8-to-1-4-Polypropylene-Adaptor-Reducer-Expander-Adapter-2.htm.

. . . and the desired length of ¼" tube to connect the above adaptor connector to the base of the dildo:

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This accessory will provide additonal pleasure for your female partner:

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The above strap-on dildo set (http://popdildo.com) with 90° connector can also be worn under a diaper or other appropriate attire. For this purpose attach a short piece of ¼-in. tubing, capped with a catheter plug and accessible at the waistband. An enema can be administered by pinching the tube, removing the catheter plug and inserting the nozzle tip of a bulb syringe. Alternatively, replace the catheter plug with a ¼-in. to ¼-in. straight connector attached to a bag syringe.

Imagine being seated at a dinner table with your kink friends with the host/hostess making the rounds and offering wine to her guests . . . or by your dominant partner . . . via the above setup.

I’d spoken with George Lynch (of Klystra) a few times over the years and, on one occasion, suggested the possibility of molding such a plug that could be worn and would double as an enema nozzle. Understandably, sales volume likely would not cover production costs . . . but here it is at last!

There is nothing better to revive memories of those first enemas than to try to include the actual equipment or as close a substitute as possible. Thanks to ebay and a friend, I have ben able to acquire white enameled irrigator cans like Mom brought me up with . I have been able to share several cans with others not familiar with the equipment.

I must agree with Debgurl and vapor on this topic. The subject has been discussed several times by a fair number of members and I believe lots of us are into the entire package, including smell and sounds. There's always something about an enema that turns us on. That's exactly why I do them. Enjoy one and all. MRay.

If I were to go to the pharmacy and buy a standard cheap enema set with ~2 q plastic red bag, white plastic hose and douche and rectal nozzles and use it on myself, I would still have a decent enema as far as it goes with that gear. However, I'd get far more enjoyment, especially eroticism, out of using my own special enema equipment acquired over several years. Some differences would be: large 3-4.5 quart rubber bag, latex hoses, flowmeter, Higginson pump, latex DBC and other assorted nozzles and anal plugs. For me, the right equipment adds a great deal to my experience and erotic outcome. I'd also be wearing some combination of rubber clothes, accessories and sneakers to further my erotic experience while setting up, taking and recovering from the enema.

Eric

I like nice equipment, but it doesn't have to be vintage or have any sort of association with my youth (the only equipment that would would be a plastic enema bucket with vinyl tube, and those few memories aren't good).

Like ericmason, a drugstore setup would work, but I don't think I would like it. From what I've heard the tips are rough, tend to slip out, the bag smells, and they sometimes leak or tear and fall. With my equipment things go well, never had the bag tear, most of the time the nozzle/tube doesn't slip out, it's easy to clean and no smell.

I guess it will be interesting to see if/when I get to the point where I'm selecting from a toybox full of options, and why I would choose each one - but I'm not there now.

These are probably the best deals ever for silicone enema sets:

https://www.seekinghealth.com/purenema-silicone-bag-kit.

Note they are being discontinued and have a price reduction. I snapped up one of each. Delivery was prompt and can be tracked. Mine arrived only four days from the date of order online.*

The smaller 1.8-qt. bag is compact and perfect for travel or for everyday use. It is the one I use every morning now for my coffee enema.

*Tip: If you "create an account," you are immediately credited with "500 points," which can then be applied to your order for a $5 discount.

I guess I'm now definitely kinky - I bought a second set just in case. These are/were good bags at a good price.

I have both new and old vintage enema equipment and nozzles. The new equipment consists of: Two 4 quart open top bags, one silicone and one red rubber, that I acquired a number of years ago, along with a set of nozzles and 32 French 30" colon tubes for each. The old equipment come in part, from what our mother used on us as kids, and some from eBay. All are red rubber closed top Enema/Hot Water bottle style.

Most times, when I give myself an enema, I find myself using the closed top 2+ quart bag that our mother used on us kids. The only difference is, I had to replace the red rubber hose it came with, because it got hard and started cracking, with new silicone hose from SiliconeNozzles.com. Just remember, the red rubber hose was 60 plus years old from the early 50's. I still use the curved douche or a homemade nozzle. The homemade nozzle was made from a silicone T handle butt plug from Doc Johnson... it doesn't leak and stays in place when doing a solo enema.

Oh yes....it's definitely about nostalgia for me! I mostly use a red hot water bottle type enema bag with a black douche syringe and a metal clamp. I love to see it hanging up on the towel rack, knowing I can fill my colon at any given time! It makes me wet to recall the "good old days" as well as having present sexual enemas with my husband. And they are indeed, SEXY!!

My other enema bag is an amber fountain syringe with a black douche nozzle and a metal clamp just like my Mom always used on me during my teenage years. Occasionally, she would use her own pink or amber folding travel syringe with a douche nozzle for my enemas. I still love to hear those clicks. ... Very nostalgic!

Mom's Egirl - I really enjoy reading your posts knowing that you have similar issues but are able to work with them (mostly) AND bring the "working with" into your sex life for fun. That last one really makes me want to get there, too (of course with the sexes reversed).

To those of us who grew up getting enemas in the Golden age, yes it does. My memory will always be imprinted with the visual of the bulging red B.F. Goodrich combo bag hanging from the medicine cabinet over the sink. It looked like it held 5 gallons in my child's mind! The insertion of the vaselined, black baseball bat nozzle and the loud "click" of the metal clamp opening in the tiled bathroom, and the surge of the warm water gushing into my rectum .....oh yes it matters!

I just fantasize about enema, never had received or given one, but I'm very sensitive about the type of equipment, especially vintage one arouse me and turn me on!! It's a big part of my fantasies!