Eva Vennari walks through assembling a coffee enema kit from a douche bag, water bottle, tubing, and clamps. She shows how to attach the cinch clamp, insert the tube, secure the tip, hang the bag, and screw on the bottle, then covers cleaning with hot water and vinegar weekly and replacing the bottle every three months.
All right, I get a lot of questions about— hey, Jan— about how to put together, what to use for the coffee treatments, and then how to put together the kit. So if you look at what it is, it's just a combination. It's the douche, enema, and water bottle system. It can be picked up at Walgreens, online on Amazon, and anywhere where you've got medical supplies or Most of the time you're going to find it at CVS, Rite Aid, and places like that. Okay, so it all comes together with options, right? And a cord. So your cord is nice and big and long enough. The whole point is to fill the 3 cups of liquid with the main bag. You got all your little tools and supplies, and then your main bag. If you want to rinse this out, you could use a combination of Hot water or vinegar and hot water. June, stop eating the box. So fill it up, and then once we put it together, you'll put the water in and then let the vinegar and water flush out through the bottom of the tube, and that way it's clean and ready for you to use. Okay, so how do you put this together? Let's open it up. We're not using this. This is for douching. We are using this. I'll show you how that goes. We are using this. Ah, fun. It's a puzzle. There we go. A hook. This is the cinch. We're not using that. It's a stopper. And we're not using that. That's for using it as a water bottle. Can use this, but not for our purposes. So hold on to these things. You can interchange them as you go. And this bottle should last you 3 months. Just keep using that vinegar water solution once a week. Rinse them out every time with water whenever you use it, and then just keep it clean. So first thing to do is we want to put the cinch on. Doesn't matter which direction. The idea is you put the cord through, or the tube through these 2 holes here, and then it cinches and it releases just like a belt buckle. Okay, so to put it in, put the tube in, open up the clamp a little bit, and push the tube through. It doesn't matter where? You stop. It's freaking gonna be— it's adjustable, so as you start using your enema bag and you do the coffee treatments, you might want to change its location. Just know that it's movable. Okay, so once it's on there, now you can see, push it down, you hear it click, that cuts off your flow. And then to open it back up again, Just release the top. Okay, so that's preparing the tube. On one end, this is the insertion tip, goes into the butt, and it's really simple here. All we're doing is twisting it on. Okay. That's it. There's no need for plumber's tape or anything crazy. It's just making sure it's a nice snug fit. Okay, so that's what it should look like. That's the one end. The other end gets connected to what tops off the water bottle. Okay, same thing. We're just squishing it on. Again, no special, no special tools required, just a little bit of elbow grease. Okay. Now, since you're going to be hanging the bag, you need to apply the hook. So this is easy, right? That's it. So you're ready. Fill your bottle first, clean it out. When it's full, this screws on nice and tight. Make sure it's tight before you hang it. Grab the end because if it's full and the end is lower than the bag, guess what? It's all over the floor. So If you don't want extra cleanup, be careful of that. Just stitch this off. Now you're ready for travel. Okay, that's it. If you have any questions, reach out to me. Uh, you have my info. All right, thanks. Bye. Bye.
