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Couple of my current methods - mrgoat - 24 Feb 2016
Recently in my quest to force enemas upon myself while in self bondage I have come upon a couple different methods that I keep coming back to.
The first involves forcing myself to take a large volume enema before the key gets released. The setup involves hanging a full enema bag (4qt) from one side of a heavy duty clothes hanger, and a short dowel rod tied to the other side. At this point the enema bag weighs more than the other side so it hangs lower. The idea is to counter weight the hanger so when the enema bag empties, the hanger pivots and the key slides off the dowel. Equipment includes a homemade spreader bar made from 1" dowel and some screw hooks, a strict leather wrist to neck locking harness, and cuffs on my ankles.
I begin by filling and hanging the enema bag from a cloths hook on my bathroom door and inserting an inflatable enema plug. The key ring is hung on the opposite side from the bag on the small dowel. At this point the bag is lower. Next my ankles are locked to the spreader on the widest loops and a rope is run from the middle of the spreader to the loop on the neck of the strict leather harness. The length of the top is important as it prevents any possibility of getting up. Next I lock each wrist into the harness. My gag and locking hood are also on at this point. Lastly, I lock the neck portion of the harness. At this point, there is no escape until the enema bag is light enough to pivot and drop the keys. It either has to drain into me or I must push out the plug and make a mess on the floor.
The second method involves a winter fetish darlex sleep sack. I have takes a length of para cord and tied it to the top zipper, passed it through a 2 inch stainless steel ring and then tied the end to a second 2 inch ring. Other items are a locking hood, gallon enema bag and inflatable nozzle.
I begin by filling the bag and passing the nozzle through the "hole" the three zippers create. The nozzle in then inserted and inflated. I hang the bag over my bed and step into the bag pulling it up to my waist. In the cord tied to the zipper, I have tied a loop large enough to pass over the bathroom door knob.
The locking hood is put on and locked, keys on night table, my frozen 3d printed ice lock is locked from the ring on the front of hood, to the middle "free" ring on the zipper. This will be the release. I then take the loop I tied and pass it over the door knob. This is how I zip the sleep sack up. At this point, Id suggest you tuck lest you get stuck in the zipper. Recapping, hood on, middle ring locked via ice lock to neck, sack zipped. I hop to bed, and lay down. From here, it is very difficult to get free until the ice lock opens. Any effort made to pull the string to unzip is countered by the locked stainless ring. I begin the enema by feeling through the bag for the clamp.
An upgrade I've made to this is to replace the hose clamp with a electronic ball valve to control the flow of the enema. I have a script written to start and stop the flow on a random basis and duration.
RE: Couple of my current methods - Like Ra - 24 Feb 2016
Sounds interesting, but I got lost in the rings and zips š A drawing or a photo whould definitely help.
RE: Couple of my current methods - mrgoat - 24 Feb 2016
Hopefully this will help
RE: Couple of my current methods - Like Ra - 24 Feb 2016
Aha, that helps indeed! So, inside the bag your arms are not bound, right?
(24 Feb 2016, 19:08 )mrgoat Wrote: I have takes a length of para cord and tied it to the top zipper, passed it through a 2 inch stainless steel ring and then tied the end to a second 2 inch ring.
For the first ring, I would use the SRD connected to the ice-lock, so, when you pull the zip-rope up, there will be no way to pull it back down.
If my arms (inside the bag) are free, I can always undo the zip. But, OTOH, if the arms are bound and something happens with the slider, there will be no way way (if any) to get out.
RE: Couple of my current methods - mrgoat - 25 Feb 2016
There are internal sleeves in the sleep sack.
RE: Couple of my current methods - Vixien - 25 Feb 2016
I haveĀ idea similar to first scenario, but I also have two problems. First, how to make DIYĀ valve timerĀ , and how to keep water warm for at least 30 min before it start to fill me š
RE: Couple of my current methods - ltxrob - 25 Feb 2016
Keeping water warm isn't that hard. If you made a reservoir from an old 2l drinks bottle and made it a foam jacket from camping mat or similar that will work quite well
RE: Couple of my current methods - Like Ra - 25 Feb 2016
(25 Feb 2016, 03:34 )mrgoat Wrote: There are internal sleeves in the sleep sack.And you can get in without external help? Nice. I've got a tight shiny sleep-sack with a hood internal sleeves, but I can only insert one arm into the sleeve. Let alone zip the sack up...
RE: Couple of my current methods - mrgoat - 25 Feb 2016
(25 Feb 2016, 13:03 )Like Ra Wrote:(25 Feb 2016, 03:34 )mrgoat Wrote: There are internal sleeves in the sleep sack.And you can get in without external help? Nice. I've got a tight shiny sleep-sack with a hood internal sleeves, but I can only insert one arm into the sleeve. Let alone zip the sack up...
Yeah get in, arms in sleeves, and then zip it up using my method posted.