Hopefully your first enema went well. Cleanup should be relatively easy. Here are a few tips to help you.

In years past it was a common sight to see the family enema bag hanging on the back of the bathroom door to dry.
Unfortunately in today's society we are confronted with diseases that are easily passed to other people.
Like HIV, AIDS, Hepatitis!

Nowadays it is in good idea for each person in the family to have their own enema bag.

• Wash your enema bag, hose and nozzles with a good bacterial soap.
• A 10% bleach solution is good to soak your enema bag and nozzles for a few minutes to sanitize them. Rinse all of you equipment with plain water before and after you use the bleach solution.
• Many people like to sanitize their equipment in boiling water, only do this if you are sure that the plastic parts will not melt.
• Hang the bag to dry. This will retard mold growth.
• You can also rinse your enema bag with a baking soda solution which when dry retards mold and bacterial growth.
• Try not to use your enema bag for anything else and don't share it. Your enema bag should be a very personal item, for your use only especially in today's society.
• Clean and sanitize any linens and such as you would items used for a baby.