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sincityslave -> home made enema equipment??? (11/18/2007 7:44:42 PM)

has anybody ever made their own enema equipment from stuff at like home depot or something? prefferably something that can be attached in the shower or something. please help!! lol



BootBlackBlast -> RE: home made enema equipment??? (11/20/2007 8:45:39 PM)

although i bought mine from my job www.leatherpost.com you can buy the diverter valve and hosing anywhere. It's the attachment you use to actually flow the water out of and into your arse that you'd want to buy. We'll be selling them individually soon I think.



queerandcurious -> RE: home made enema equipment??? (11/24/2007 6:07:52 PM)

I would recommend you check out www.sexuality.org/l/fetish/enemafaq.html. This is a very informative page and it has great information on how to construct homemade enema equipment. Good luck with your project!



MasterIconoclast -> RE: home made enema equipment??? (12/6/2007 12:53:42 AM)

There really isn't a need to make your own enema equiptment when the items are fairly cheap in any home care or medical supply store.



Irishm57 -> RE: home made enema equipment??? (12/8/2007 10:16:43 AM)

a While ago, i made a fun enema toy. well i think it was fun. I had one of those waterfall fountains. You know the ones that go in the livingroom, decorative ones. I took the pump from one of those, and hooked it up to an X10 control module.
I filled a clean bowl and measured the time it took to push a decent volume of water out. Then set up the x10 control software on my computer to turn it on and off so it would take time to fill me. I set the timer to delay 5 minutes before turning the cycle on t, did some self bondage and you can guess the rest. 



FLcouple50s -> RE: home made enema equipment??? (12/8/2007 4:05:17 PM)

Yes, I've made an easy to build little unit.
First a pump with hoses for taking gas from one container to another (purchased at Wal-Mart). A big empty
container used for washing powder. presto!



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