The First Enema Bag you bought for yourself

I bought my first Sherema enema bag and a 32 Fr colon tube "MAIL ORDER" (before I had any internet) when I was about 16 years old with a postal money order.

I had an ordinary fountain syringe when I entered puberty.

I just went down to our local CVS Pharmacy and purchased a combination enema-douche kit right off the shelf. Probably was a Faultless, or some brand like that. As with most folks here who have purchased these generic things, I quickly found that I much preferred the douche nozzle for my enemas over the small pathetic enema nozzle that comes in these kits.

I had a friend buy it for me so that it would not show up on my family credit card and have my wife ask what it was all about. That was when I was in my late 60's. Before that, I snuck the use of my wife's 2 qt douche bag and nozzle. I like my 4 qt better and have lots of nozzles and such for it.

hankb

I was 21 and had just moved to Dallas in the early 70's. I stopped by a large department store near closing time and went to the health section in the basement. There a lovely older lady helped me select a Davol combination syringe. I wish I still had it. I enjoyed it many, many times.

Jim

It was in 1972. I was on a job assignment in El Paso and stopped at a K-Mart to buy a combination bag. Red rubber with a white hose and nozzles. At least in those days the nozzles were decent. The rectal tip was bat shaped and the douche tip was curved. The enema bag was probably a Faultless. It lasted about ten years before becoming brittle at the throat.

I fondly recall those early solo enemas. It was a challege to finish the bag beore errupting in an amazing climax.

Hank,

I thought you were a frequent, maybe every 2-4 days large volume (4q) enema user. Does your wife not know of or accept your needs?

Thanks,

Eric

Eric---My wife goes to church on Sunday, so that gives me two hours; Tuesday she does volunteer work at a social agency, so that gives me four hours; Wednesday she plays bridge, so that is three hours; Thursday she plays pinochle, so that gives me three hours. I almost always fill myself up on Sunday. Other days depend on what kind of time I have and how I am feeling ab out it. It works out to two or three times a week. I use my four qt bag from the place that went under (I forget its name right now--that is a privilege of age). I also have a 5 gallon solar water heater for camping which I use once in a while.

I have not told my wife what I do, which is why I work around her schedule. I sort of suspect that if I told her she would say something along the line of whatever you want to do, but I will not be a part of it. I may tell her someday, but not yet.

Hope that answers your questions.

hankb

I was 21 and had just moved into my first apartment. As soon as I could, I went to the local pharmacy down the block and purchased a red combo bag. Don't remember the brand but it was just like the one Mom had in her linen closet. Since I wasn't sure about my roommate's thoughts about enemas, I kept the bag under the claw foot tub in the bathroom. I used that bag for some years until I used a soap solution in it and didn't know you should rinse it well. The bag developed a crack and I had to throw it out but I have bought many bulbs and bags since.

My first bag was a Yellow Davol Starlett That I bought years ago. I'm still trying to replace it.

Bought my first silicone colon tube from silicone nozzles yesterday 36 inches long 2" diameter. A36 inch regular colon tube a double Ballon nozzle a4 qt silicone bag and a large butt plug nozzle as well. Then of course some dildos as well.

I was 24, out of college and working in my first job, which required me to travel now and then. I was also single, living alone, and over the past several months my interest in enemas dating back to childhood was revived by Penthouse Forum letters, like so many others here. One afternoon I was in a town about an hour away from my apartment, and I had been thinking about enemas much of the day while driving. I noticed a Walgreens ahead of me and I pulled onto the parking lot.

At this point I was starting to get a little nervous, but it was nothing compared to what was to come. I went into the store and starting looking for nonchalantly for my secretive quest, hoping that I would find what I was looking for without having to ask someone for help. Looking back, I don't think I would have had the nerve to do that! I found the aisle with laxatives, fleets, etc., along with a combo douche and enema kit. Certainly not at all like the 2-quart rubber one that my mom had when I was growing up, but nevertheless, I knew it would surely serve my immediate needs.

I picked up the box, scanning th4e store to see if anyone was watching, and proceeded to checkout. A middle aged lady was at the counter, and I gingerly placed the enema kit on the counter for her to ring up. I was honestly shaking by this time, and I remember she looked up at me and gave me the most knowing smile I had ever seen, and asked if there was anything else I needed. I stuttered no, and quickly paid fro my new treasure.

Once in my car, I settled down a bit. I still had an hour drive ahead of me before I could put my new equipment to use. On the way home, driving one-handed, I opened the box with my free hand and pulled the bag, hose and nozzles out of the box and fondled them, smelling them, and even placing the nozzles in my mouth to briefly suck on. Once inside, my adventure began.

@Drstrangelove: Merry Christmas to you!!!!!

My first and always enema bag is the Faultless Combination douche / enema / hot water bottle. It is easy to use, inexpensive, and does the job, both rear and front. I don't know if anyone uses the hot water bottle feature, however.

My wife used to use one of my hot water bottle / syringe sets as a hot water bottle when she had menstrual cramps. I have used it as an ice bag that I lay on the back of my head when I have a headache. I know that the ice water bottle works.

It was for health reasons. So I was a bit nervous going to buy it over the counter. Once I gave myself my first coffee one, there was no turning back! A real turn on!

There was always a bulb or bag available at home for use so I did not have to buy one for myself until I got married and moved into our own place. I bought a pretty common Faultless combo syringe. I remember it was baby blue rather than the typical red that mom and grandma had. Since I had not yet confessed to my new husband my love of a good enema its use was mostly confined to opportunities when I was home alone. Occasionally in the evening I would indulge using the excuse that I was constipated, hinting he could help if interested. It took a while to get him involved and he never really took to it.

The first enema bag I bought was a Rexall combination ice/hot water/enema bag that is usually called a pumpkin bag.

It was quite nice and it held a lot, over 3 Qts I am sure.

AnneMarie, it is no nice to read such a great story! Only life can write it...

My first was 2l pocket size anywhere to take.

After moving to town for college and finding a furnished apartment, I went to the local drugstore and asked for an enema bag. None were in stock, but the elderly pharmacist said he would order one for me. Ten to fourteen days later I got a call and went down to purchase it. I never realized they were now hard to get.

I love this post!!

The first I bought for myself (Well, really both of us!!) a "Faultless Douche/Enema Combo Bag" along with a bunch of other stuff at the drug store!! 'Wife asked me to go "Shopping" for her... I just did an "Add-on!!" The check out clerk was a young girl...she saw my "ring" and knew I was "On a Mission" and just smiled at me....!! 'Wife thought I was very "Thoughtful" said she that she was "Thinking to ask!" but was "a bit embarrassed to ask??" and when she saw the "Goodie" she knew our relationship had just taken a "TWIST!!!!!" for the better!!!

highwater

But you all already know that......"I am TWISTED!!!!!" I mean, like why am I here??????

I couldn't think of a better place to be with all my "TWISTED!!!" Zity Friends!!

LOVE YA'LL!!!!

highwater

About age 21, combination bag t a local drug store where I fortunately was not known but sales of bags were common.

I think that even for those of us who had access to enema equipment at home the first purchase of "your own bag" was a memorable experience. Even in the early 70's when enema equipment was still available in your neighborhood drugstore buying it was a memorable event for most of us guys. Maybe not so much for the ladies, but I remember my pounding heart and just hoping neither the clerk nor anybody in the checkout lane would recognize me. I went to a drugstore away from my neighborhood for such purchases. Since then I have purchased a number of different bags and bulbs, and each year the selection in the store shrinks. What a shame. Buying online does not give the same rush or anticipation.

My high school girl friend and I went to the Chicago Sears headquarters and catalog warehouse on Homan (long since torn down and all their wonderful enema bags with it) to buy me an enema bag. As seen in the catalog it was the hot water bottle style with the in line higgenson, which they either called "force flow" or "control flow" (I don't recall--both names were used back then by different sellers) I waited in the car while she went in for the purchase.

When the ordered bag arrive at the checkout, as she reported, the young man handing it to her actually asked her, "do you know how to use it?". Wow! I don't recall what she said but at least it wasn't to invite back to his place to demonstrate.

That was for me!

gdfru

Actually come to think of it. The first one I owned was left by the girlfriend who started me on enemas. She was expecting to come back, but that didn't work out. We had shared that one. I used that one for awhile. I remember when it broke. I had already had a couple of enemas and I was laying on my back in the tub. I have the shower massage head in the bag to keep it filled. I am not exaggerating but all of a sudden it started getting big, really big. The pink bag was huge and almost white. I sat up to turn the water off when it exploded.

It was mixed emotions about buying a new one. I finally went to the drug store and bought a combo. It sucked because you would have to screw the bottom on each time and it leaked. Then I went back to the drug store and searched the feminine products I could see. They did not have the open top like I wanted so I went to every drug store, Walmart, KMart etc. I think I finally ordered one online. I bet people thought I was weired standing starring at feminine products for suck a long time.

The first one I actually bought was a white bulb syringe when I was 13 or 14. I already had an old red one with the black nozzle, some infant sized bulbs and a Rexall bag of my parents that only I used I believe.

I was with my neighbor and best friend who engaged in enema play with me and would continue until I moved away at age 16. I had a habit of dragging him to any drugstores we passed to look at the enemas.

This time I purchased one. It was both embarrassing and exciting. I enjoyed the thought that the cute female clerk must know what we two boys were up to.

I hid it in the trunk of his mom's car while they shopped at several stores. When we got home, my package was buried under their purchases. His mom told me not to worry that she would send my friend over with my enema when the car was unloaded.

I must have turned crimson then. I thought she didn't know what I had in the bag, but she told me not to be embarrassed. Far too late for that.

About 30 min later my friend came over carrying my package and proceeded to try it out on me.

I do miss those days

Standard run of the mill 2 quart from the drugstore. Rode my bike there half a dozen times before I got the nerve to buy it!

The first enema/douche bag I ever bought was a thin latex bag that was yellow in color with a white hose. What I loved about that bag was it looked so very naughty when filled with water. It simply bulged and strained the little metal grommet where I hung it from a coat hanger. I bought it almost immediately after graduating from college and getting my own apartment. I was so proud of that that little 2 quart bag and had a lot of memorable enemas from it.

Sadly, it died a grizzly death when the metal grommet gave way and the bag ripped apart...during an enema session! Half full of enema solution with no urge to expel, I grabbed the mop and cleaned up my soggy bathroom.

And that bag was really cute, too!!

Deb

I bought an ordinary, run-of-the-mill, drugstore (CVS) enema bag back in my early 20's soon after I moved into my first apartment. It was a light blue color with a white hose and nozzles. I recall that it cost about $10. Even with using it several times a week, it lasted about four years.