Do you fill your bag from the tub or sink?

It depends upon what I want to do at the moment. For a quickie, the tub fills faster. For measured amount of added laxative, the sink is easier for me. I suppose it might be good to measure, then fill from tub. I hadn't thought of that till now. I'll try it.

From the tub, the sinks are too shallow. I set the water temp just right, lay the nozzle and tubing over tub, and fill to the brim.

Generally, I fill my enema bag from the sink. I have a 16 oz. plastic cup with a handle to fill and dump into my bag if I'm not using the shower. That way I can control the temperature and have some precision over the volume added. I typically hang my bag from the upper towel rack though sometimes I hang it from the shower head for a little extra height.

If I'm giving myself an enema in the shower, I will fill it in the tub, usually hanging it from the shower head and pointing the head down to spray in the bag. As the bag fills and increases weight, it will gradually raise the shower head such that the water entering the bag reduces to a very small amount.

If I start the enema when the bag is half full, the bag will not empty because the outflow tends to balance the inflow. But those tend to be quick enemas, not for long retention.

Always from the sink.

Wherever it is most convenient at the moment!

I usually fill the sink with water,add some to the bag,let the bag start to flow into the water siphon fills the way over full

Neither. I have an old plastic mixing bowl below the sink. It holds 2 quarts. I fill this most of the way full then mix a soapy solution by rubbing soap (usually Ivory) on the washcloth and soaking the cloth in the bowl. This makes for a strong soapy enema if you keep repeating the rubbing and rinsing. I then transfer the hot soapy water to the bag. I have to add some more water to make sure the bag is completely filled before connecting the hose and beginning the actual enema. The bowl is also handy for making sure all of the air is removed from the hose.

When we replaced faucets in the bathrooms, I looked for the style that would allow it. I'm undercover as far as enemas go , so I used the excuse that it would be easier to wash up with a higher curved spout. I can fill a 2qt bag in all of my bathroom sinks but I usually only fill them up part way before I add soap and screw on the top. Then I run the water hot into the sink and fill it about half way. This lets me siphon fill my closed top bag so I can get an extra half quart in it.

I use the sink most of the time but i do use the tub if i want to fill it up quick.

I have done both. Growing up it was done from the sink.

I use a hanging enema bag. My initial filling is plain warm water from the bathroom sink, using a plastic container, because the faucet is too low to fill the bag directly. Then I will hang the bag on the shower frame, usually get on all fours in the bathtub, insert the nozzle and open the clamp. But when I want to challenge myself, and take more than the 1.75 capacity of the bag, then I will either refill from the sink if I feel I can hold the first amount, or use the faucet in the bathtub. Sometimes I use a vibrating dildo in front while filling my rear, but usually don’t use any toys.

I have done from bottom to fill the bag. I use salt and baking soda as my main mixture.....

I hang my bag from the shower head and use the hand nozzle to fill it. Much easier than messing with a sink faucet for my 4 qt and my camping solar water heater bags.

hankb

From the sink, I have a tall goose-neck faucet. I looked for and found nice stylish sink hardware that would be ideal for filling any kind of bag.

Usually from the sink. Either I use some kind of cup to fill it completely or use the siphon method to make it bulge. I make sure the nozzle is held under water, suck on the plug to fill the hose, close the clamp and screw the plug into the bag, then lay the bag on the floor. Of course this works only with the combo bag not an open top, but it does draw a cup or two more onto the bag.

Well, I have a 4 quart closed enema bag. So I really havent a choice. If i mix a solution of soap and water I fill the pitcher from the tub. If it is just a salt and water enema, then i fill directly from the tub tap. It just doesn't fit under the sink tap.

For me, depends on the solution being used. If just plain water, I use a hand held shower massager as the bag hangs from the shower head pipe. If I am mixing something in, then I use the kitchen sink. It's just more convenient than taking everything to the bathroom and then having to move it again. At times I put ingredients into the bag as I hold it then fill it up with water either at the sink or shower stall. Just depends on how much of a hurry I'm in. Shower stall is my favorite administration location as I don't care if I have an accident there so it just makes sense to fill up there.

I always fill in the bathroom sink. I like to make the enema process as comfortable as I can. When i am giving my kids or myself an enema, i have a soft blanket that i lay out on the bathroom floor with a towel over it, as well as a pillow. I put them in knee - chest so its better for them to have the comfort versus being on the floor directly

Usually I administer chamomile tea enemas, so after preparing a pot full of chamomile, the bag or the bulb is filled from there.

In the case of the bag, my patient will hold the bag while I pour inside the chamomile, that will soon be flowing inside her bowels. Apparently this adds to the humiliation of the procedure.

I always fill from the tub. The fixture for the sink is too low to fill from, otherwise I would use the sink.

Unfortunately, I'm stuck doing it at the tub.

Don't have the clearance on the bathroom faucet. Kitchen is DOWNSTAIRS. That's a place the bag never goes!

In the kitchen. That's the easiest place to fill the bag and also mix enema solutions.

I make the mixture (either water with salt or water with glycerine) in a large pot in the kitchen -- temperature set and quantity of additive measured -- and fill into plastic bottles. I then take them into the bathroom and fill the enema bag.

I have a 1 litre jug I use to mix my enemas in. Usually a 2 litre enema will consist of 1 litre of super hot water with the soap bar in it. I leave this for about twenty minutes to dissolve a bit. This is then poured into the bag. I follow this with 1 litre of cold water. This pretty much evens out the hot water and its the perfect temperature for me by the time I've got the nozzle in and I'm in the right position.

I mix my solution of soap or salt/soda in a 1 Gallon container in the kitchen. I always use room temperature bottled water and use boiled bottle water to warm it up to 105-107 degrees. I then mix thoroughly and use a digital thermometer to ensure safety. That solution goes into my 1 Gallon Klystra silicone enema bag. All the things I need, depending on my mood, are already laid out.

On Friday aft. I had the house to myself for at least the requisite two hours.. 2x2.5 l tap water followed by 2 of coffee. I even heard the funny noise. I have been told that is from the liver

next week sometime will be next . Fri I remember having that light and clean sensation

I fill my bags, any of them from my standard issue 2qt red drug store ones to my 2.5 and 3qt vinyl and silicone ones, from the tub as there's not enough clearance under the sink faucet to do so without making a mess. I fill my 4qt bucket to the 3qt line (which is my preferred fill quantity) from the sink.

Filling from the tub is speedier as the water comes to temperature more quickly and the bag fills faster because the faucet is larger.

I always fill my bag from the sink.

I use bottled water...not distilled water, mind you.

I use the bathroom sink. We have a faucet with a highrise spout?