What equipment do you have?

I have several types of enema bags and syringes. My favorite bag is a 4 quart open-top, silicone bag, with about 4 feet of hose so that the bag can be hung very high. I own several nozzles of varying sizes and shapes. My favorite, of course, is the double balloon type of retention nozzle. It is such a rush when the solution starts flowing and I know that there is no way that any will escape because of the nozzle.

I don’t have much, either — a fountain syringe, a combo bag as a hot water bottle, and a bulb enema for when I travel. I have a small packet of accessories, including 2 flexible nozzles from OHN, 2 rectal tubes, clamps, S hook. My latest edition is a like-new IV stand that we bought at a yard sale. This replaces a clothes tree that we’ve used for years when enemas are given in one of our bedrooms.

I might have asked that question, but hubby and I don't have much in the way of equipment at all. Right now we have a combination bag, two enema cans, and I have a TinyKit. Years ago I also had a folding syringe, which to this day is my all time favorite, but sadly it eventually wore out.

I personally have 3 hot water bottle syringes, 1 Davol Comfy, 1 Davol Family, 1 Faultless; 2 Faultless Fountain syringes and a homemade large Fountain syringe. ( A Fresenius Peritoneal dialysis drain bag ).

I have 14 combination syringes andone open top

Have a 3qt. blue Optimal Health Network bag with Higgonson bulb and flexible tip as well as a delrin nozzle. Also have a red bulb which I use for quick clean out.

My option was not available, ALL of the above, and then some. HUGE antiques collection The EneMuseum as well as an excessive large working collection

I have and use a Rexall Defender open top. Black nozzel , metal shut off era.

My husband nd I have ll the items listed ad use them

Marlene

I am lucky to have an 8 quart US glass percolator that I use for all enemas. I love to watch the enema fluid level descending as the enema progressively fills my colon. I usually manage 3 quarts but am always trying to take more.

I use exclusively. A double bardex retention device with a clamp I can adjust the flow of water. If the enema is not slow and retained its not worth it.

Colon tubes

26 oz. red bulb, fountain syringe with rectal and douche nozzles, kb-2 nozzle, 32fr colon tube, barium enema nozzle-large, douche bulb with curved nozzle and bulbous nozzle

hy I have a 2.4qt bag that hanging and I use hot water and I love doing it

I have a four quart open top fountain bag, with the cleanstream nozzle from amazon. Hoping to eventually get a whole set of different nozzles.

combination syringe

folding fountain

enema bulb

2qt HWB style bag.

3qt HWB style(Most frequently used)Both in red

4qt open top (white) (Least frequently used)

Not used for enemas-only for douches

2qt open-top (green) antique, with 2 feminine nozzles(straight and curved)

I just use a shower hose

Some enema bags and higgison syringe

Don't have a lot, but I did acquire from the Stockroom a 3.5 quart silicone open-top bag, enema nozzle set and a double balloon retention nozzle. That pretty much completes my internal flush equipment. Love the silicone bag.

Got a variation of set-ups, but i still prefer my own, homemade open bucket system :P

We have too much; just accumulated over the years.

2, 4 qt bags hanging from an IV pole always parked in the master bath, and they're the go-to's 99% of the time.

I have accumulated a wide assortment of enema equipment to include a single balloon latex and double balloon silicone retention catheter. I really enjoy using the catheters except for their expense and lack of durability. I replaced the burst silicone balloons with toy punching balloons. Amazingly, the replacement balloons have lasted far longer than the original balloons. I attach two two-quart fountain bags using a Y-connector to the catheter. Other equipment include douche bulbs and assorted nozzles.

We have just a simple combination bag. Nothing fancy, but it gives very good enemas.

Here is my favorite

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A 8 oz bulb and a 3 qt combination bag.

I love my red bag and straight tip. Cheap but effective.

I have a good collection of vintage and more recent red rubber combination bags, two 4 quart fountain syringes and several higginson syringes.

EVERYTHING for ME ! :D

Over the years many of us have accumulated multiple enema syringes and equipment, what do you now have in your closets, bathroom vanity, and dresser drawers?