Reply to "Going at work or public bathroom"

jan15Member

mary--yes, i use a fleet enema bottle. i remove the saline, rinse and fill with tap water to irrigate the pouch. use the bottles at home and when i'm out and about. extra tip: the little bit of water left in the bottle is great for cleaning out the catheter in the toilet. remove the top so air fills up the bottle and then use the force of air and remaining water to push out what 'kunk' remains in the catheter. makes it easier to clean catheter, especially when in public space.

hope that answers your question. jan

1/6/2310:13 AM

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