Do you fill your bag from the tub or sink?

I don't use Houston tap water..it's full of all kinds of dissolved “solids”--calcium/lime/?/?/ and will turn a snow white primary commercial water filter mahogany brown in a month. YUK. I use distilled/bottled water only.Preparation of any enema is in the kitchen.

Both of my bathroom taps have filters installed. Still room to fill bags.

The bathroom sink for filling my 4 qt MikaCare bag. Had the sinks and taps replaced. Tall enough for large bag filling. I just love watching the bag swell as it fills, knowing where it all goes soon after.

I’ll use either, usually the tub.

The tub most of the time

Generally, I use the tub faucet to fill a pitcher. Use the pitcher to mix up the solution; before pouring it into the bag.

It depends. I replaced the bathroom faucet with a high neck faucet so i can fill my 1 gallon Klystra bag from there. I used to use the tub faucet. That brings me back to a time when I had a Domme that used to fill the gallon bag from her tub. She was nice but as soon as she decided that she wanted to “clean me out” (and that was almost every time we were together) she would say “Get your enema bag and put it together. Before you do that Strip Boy!!! I would take off all my clothing and assemble the the bag and hand it to her. And ”give me the soap too" and I would hand her the Dr Bonnars. I would wait there on the bed on all fours. She would go into the bathroom and open the old tub faucet. It would make a high pitch squeak sound and I would hear the water rush into the bag. Then she would come out and hang the bag from the bar that encircled the top of the bed. Fond memories.

How about the shower head?

I use a tap myself😄

Generally I use the sink faucet unless in a hotel where the sinks are shallow. Then I use the tub.

Not that I would ever think of doing such a thing…however there is always the outside faucet on the side of the house. They are up high enough a person could get any size bag under it. Maybe a cool Enema in a hammock under a shade tree.. of which I have neither, nor the privacy for such pleasures.

Dan

When I was a kid my Mom always filled up a large glass jug with warm water at the kitchen sink, stirred in a bar of Ivory Soap until the water was milky and sudsy, then poured it into the enema bag and carried it into my bedroom where she hung it from a hook on the cupboard door that swung towards my bed. She made me curl up on my left side with my knees pulled up to my chest on a plastic bag covered with a large towel and gave me the enema. She put a chamber pot on a stool beside my bed for me to expel it into after she'd forced me to hold it in for 5 minutes. That allowed her to inspect the results and decide if I needed another enema. All around it was an unpleasant experience, but she did it daily whenever I was too sick to go to school to keep my bowels emptied out during the illness and she also gave me one if she had given me a laxative the night before that didn't work as soon as I woke up the next morning. If the laxative didn't work she'd first stick a glycerin suppository up my bum, give it about 20 minutes to work, and if I still hadn't gone she'd give me a soapsuds enema. Then, if it was a school day, she'd send me off to school once the enema had done it's work.

I’m like 12bumblebees. My tap water has chlorine and god knows what else. I used to use tap water but not for the past couple years. I buy gallon jugs of distilled water. I have a short 2 quart pitcher that fits nicely in my microwave. I heat the water to just above body temp then add a teaspoon of salt and baking soda to the gallon. My bag hangs from an IV stand and I fill the bag there.