How fast can you take an enema?

For me, the slower the better. I enjoy the slow fill of the enema and a longer hold time. My enjoyment, I guess, is that full feeling.

I've never measured the time, but reading the posts is piquing my curiosity. Of course, it varies depending on the nozzle used, the height of the bag, and the internal "resistance," but now I'm curious to measure the time without the nozzle, with the bag at least 160 cm high (I can't hang it higher). I'm going to try it 😁

2 liters in 62 seconds, but it's not pleasant, and now I have some cramps and difficulty expelling. As I write this, everything is returning to "normal."

Nowadays I use my in-line siphon bulb to drain my 3 quart enema bag and it talks about 10-15 minutes. I do eight to sixteen sqeeezes ((it feels like a bulb enema) then stop then more pumps. When I was hanging my Klystra gallon bag from the shower rod (6ft high) it took about 10 minutes when I’d lay on the bathroom floor 😍🤪😈

I find that one of the essential factors for the flow rate of the enema is the temperature, acting on "internal resistance". For me, a temperature of 42 to 43 degrees is the one that allows me to fill the enema the fastest. I suppose that at this temperature, the internal tissues relax more... does anyone have an explanation? It also makes me sweat. Conversely, taking a cold enema causes cramps and internal resistance and what's more, it's unpleasant.

Good morning everybody , this morning my 2 litre 40 degrees hot water ,flowed into my bowels in 1mn45, position on all 4 , the bock at 1.2 meters above my buttocks

Fast is definitely my preference. I hang the bag from the shower curtain rod and either kneel on the floor or lay on my back.

Sometimes I will start at full flow and then slow it down, but often it’s just full speed for the entire bag.

I love watching the bag deflate fast.

I've never tried for a speed record but on a few occasions I've started an enema and was surprised to hear a sucking sound and look to see my 2 QT enema bag sucked flat not more than a minute later.

@John_Sitter said,

I've never tried for a speed record but on a few occasions I've started an enema and was surprised to hear a sucking sound and look to see my 2 QT enema bag sucked flat not more than a minute later.

The same thing has happened to me, my wife, girlfriend, and sister from time to time. My siblings and I started swapping enemas as preteens after grandma taught us personal hygiene and enemas became our responsibility. It seemed to happen more often during the rinse rather than the soapy enema. However, it did happen during the soapy enema, especially if we’d give each other a couple of enemas the previous afternoon or evening. Both my sister and girlfriend liked using enemas for period cramps. On months when they were having issues, they both preferred doing daily enemas. So, when I gave my sister or girlfriend a couple of enemas for cramps, they would return the favor, giving me a couple of enemas afterwards. It was during the daily enemas, usually on the second and third day, that we noticed the bag emptying quickly. And it didn’t just happen to the girls, but to me as well. It also happened at other times, when my sister and I gave each other enemas for other reasons, just not as often.

Fast forward a number of years once I was married. Like my sister and girlfriend, my wife had issues with period cramps, and we noticed the same thing happening. However, we used enemas on a regular basis during sexual foreplay, and depending on our sexual appetite, we noticed the same thing happening during those enemas as well. What I suspect was going on once our colon was cleaned out, there was little resistance, and the warm water just flowed right in. To put it different way, our colon was simply in the mood for another enema.

This morning the 2 liters enema flow took one minute and 55 seconds, which is not great at all.

Maybe not enough high temperature, maybe my colon contracted, who knows