Do you fill your bag from the tub or sink?

Occasionally from the tub, but more often from the kitchen sink spout, because it it is a high arched spigot. The bathroom vanity faucets are really too low to fill a bag or enema can easily.

I fill the sink with warm water and put a little water in the bag. Then, I fill the tubing with water by draining the bag into the filled sink and then placing the bag on the floor and let the water siphon into the bag until it looks like it is about to burst. My 2 quart enema bag will hold about 2.5 quarts doing it this way. Denise

I fill in the bathtub also.

Bathtub also!

From bathroom sink, newly remodeled and new deep sink lets me fill my 2liter bag

The tub. The bag fills faster and there's more space to get the bag under the faucet. Less mess. With a sink it is harder to fill a bag. Water could spill onto the counter.

The Megz😃

When I want a completely full enema bag, I first fill my bathroom sink with really warm water (it cools off pretty quickly) and add soap if wanted (I almost alway use plain tap water). During the fill of the sink, I attach the hose and nozzle to my combination enema/douche/hot water bottle, open the clamp, and put the nozzle under the running faucet stream to fill the hose (it does not take much at all). Once the sink is full, I place the nozzle under the water, raise the bag to discharge the air in the hose and water starts to come out. Before all the little bit of water exits the hose, I place the nozzle in the sink under water and lay the enema bottle on the floor. The sink water will then siphon the sink water into the bag. It take a little while, but the bag will fill to an incredible distended enema bag looking like it might burst. I measured the amount of water one time and found that I could get about 2.5 quarts into a 2 quart bag. When the siphoning action stops, the bag is filled to it's absolute maximum and is ready to give your plumbing an extra good cleanout. Denise

From the tub that way I can fill the bag full. I like the visual of a full bag with soap suds spilling out the top.

I use the sink and similar technique as Denise to get an extra full bag.

I usually do the same as Denise. If I want a soapy enema, I swish the bar in the sink as the bag fills.

The tub, it's much faster than the sink. The preparations are fine, but it's the actual enema that I want. 😃

I use the tub so the bag is full

I like to use the tub, it is faster and fills the bag completely . . .

As I said in another post, I usually heat my water in a two quart plastic pitcher in the microwave while I get the bag and other things ready. Then I check the temperature, adjust with ice cubes if necessary, and add soap or whatever and it is easy to pour into the bag, or suck out with a bulb depending on my mood. Too much wasted water trying to regulate the temperature running water from either sink or tub.

I first put a towel on the bathroom floor and strip down. I put 2 capfulls of Dr B peppermint soap in the bag and proceed to fill - usually from the bathtub Becuase it’s easier. I lighty Lube the nozzle with additional soap and get my self in position. I use A douche nozzle to help maintain it in position during the fill

Most of my enemas are in hotel room settings. It all depends on the sink in the room. Sometimes I will get a suite with a kitchenette type setup and this has a nice tall neck on the faucet. Sometimes it will just have a sink in the bathroom which doesn't work so well for a 4 quart bag and I use the tub. Sometimes I will fill the ice bucket and pour it in the bag. I will always do what needs to be done to get er filled and my mission accomplished.

If I'm using a bag, I always fill it from the tub faucet. If I'm using a bulb, I lay in a tub of water and fill it from the water I'm in. If I'm using the flexible shower hose, well, I'm obviously in the shower. All my enemas are tap water with nothing added other than I have on rare occasion peed into the bag before filling.

I fill from the sink. I use a quart measuring cup to fill the bag while it hangs on the towel hook.

I often thought of getting a tall neck faucet so filling the bag would be a snap.

I always fill a plastic pitcher with water from the kitchen sink. The bathroom sink is too shallow for my pitcher and the bath tub is less convenient. I like the pitcher because after I pour the liquid into my enema bag I can use the same pitcher to clear the air from the tube before I start my enema. And I can pour the liquid back into the enema bag from the pitcher once I've cleared the air from the tube.

I fill my bag in the tub because it doesn't fit in the sink.

I use distilled water only. It's less than a dollar per gallon, and gives me peace of mind. I heat it up the microwave, and let it cool if necessary to about 100 degrees f. I add a tablespoon of sea salt per 2 qts and I'm ready to go.

Always from the bathroom sink because every place we ever lived we replaced the low faucet with the high bar type under which the enema bag fit so nicely.

I wonder if subsequent owners thought that was a great feature in their decision to buy the place. Enema bag ready!!

Butt of course all enemas done in the comfort of bed.

Hope all are having a great summer

Gdfru

When I was mostly using only a 2 quart open top bag, I would almost always fill it in the sink. Our sink isn't big enough for the 4 quart bag I now use regularly, so I've switched to using the tub faucet - much quicker and easier.

While our bag won't fit under the faucet at the sink, instead of using the tub my wife keeps a 16 oz measuring cup in the bathroom. The process begins with filling the cup with warm water and floating a bar of Ivory in it. Then you fill the bag with plain water from the faucet as far as you can. By then the water in the cup is sufficiently cloudy so that is used to top off the bag. Has always seemed to work for us.

Since the bathroom is pretty far from the water heater, I fill mine at the kitchen sink. Ten seconds for hot water instead of 60 seconds. My sweetheart has some trouble with arthritis in her hands, so I do my own filling and hanging. She has no trouble inserting the big nozzle in me though.

I don't think I will ever find a fucet high enough for my 3-qt HWB Style bag so I don't mind filling them from the bathtub faucet

My kitchen goes through at least 1 gallon of pickled peppers per day. We always have a lot of gallon plastic jars laying around. I put my soda-kosher salt mix in one of those and my bar of ivory. I then screw on the lid and shake vigorously til cloudy and sudsy. When I pour it into my double 2 quart set up it's just the right amount and produces a sexy looking head of ivory suds. Sometimes I let the soap soak for a while first. I use the bathtub faucet to fill the jar.

I remember the sight and sounds of mom at the kitchen sink, filling the enema bag while I watched. that sound of the enema bag being filled,,,,,,the feeling inside your bottom when you heard it.....

Like @gdfru we remodeled our kitchen and bathrooms my enema bathroom has a bar or kitchen type faucet that streams or sprays and my 5qt OHN bag fits nicely underneath for filing. Makes lots of sense. OHN=Optimal Health Network.

The way my house is built both full bathrooms are the top floor. On the ground floor there is a small powder room a kitchen and a Laundry/mud/utility room.

While I don't doubt for a nanosecond that I could easily fill the 3-qt bag under the kitchen sink, or the bucket sink in the laundry room, it's world is on the top floor. It has never been on the ground floor except for the time it was carried upstairs boxed up with some other stuff when we moved in, SOOOO that means the closest it ever gets to the Kitchen is directly above it!

Filling at the bathtub it is