How I increase enema volume

My Enema volume has always been limited to approx. 3 US quarts. Up until recently every time I've gotten close to 3 quarts, I would get over whelming urge to go, cramps , with some pain. So, recently I have started to hold a lesser volume longer until I could hardly feel anything. At this point I open the clamp only half way, for a limited time, maybe 5-10 seconds and close it regardless of how I feel. At the 3 quart mark this will cause some cramps but nothing like waiting to close the clamp becasue of cramps or pain. Then another 5 second shot of the enema. Wait for the urge to come and pass. Then repeat. With this very slow small steps method I have now been able to increase my volume to over 3.5 quarts. I have always felt that my limit has been when the urge/cramp/pain have out way how good the pressure feels. I'm hoping to make an honest 4 quart enema that I can hold for some time.

I don't understand why people keep increasing volume or set goals for large volume enemas. It's not a contest, just take a reasonable amount that's comfortable to you. Take too much and you could cause yourself serious injury or even death.

3 qts is the most I’ve taken that seems to be my limit ??‍♂️

Pushing limits beyond pain can be very dangerous because pain is the regular warning system of the body. So why pushing beyond pain limits? If it is because of sadistic or masochistic motives you are obliged to act on the principle of safe, sane and consensual. If you are doing it out of sportive motives, its obviously not a contest, as on of the comments says. If it is out of health reasons, there is no argument for increasing the dosis.

I normally do one to two litres, very often even less.

Better relaxation technique always helps.

Don't get in a hurry, and start out with a goal. Example: Prepare a 2-qt soapsuds enema.

First goal is to get it all in. Don't think about anything else until it is all in.

Then tell yourself, "I WILL hold it 15 minutes!"

Work on it from there.

When you can successfully meet both of those goals, you can go bigger if you want.

I tend to agree that pushing your volume limits may ultimately result in injury. I have always felt cramping was a warning sign that your colon is trying to tell you to stop filling. I don't like cramps as part of my enema sessions and I always take it slow on the first enema which allows the solution to slowly feed back into my colon. My first enema does a good job of clearing the solids in my colon. If your colon is full of poop, then there is less space for the enema solution and then the cramps start. If you want to increase volume, I would recommend increasing the volume on each successive enema as you clear you colon of solids and have more room for the enema solution.

Sometimes we can get carried away with a "more is better" line of thinking. But there is a limit to how much our colons can hold and you really won't know if you exceeded that limit until you have done harm to yourself.

Always best to use common sense.

I'm not disappointed with a limit of 4 qts.

I'm not a damn WHALE!

Not everything needs to be huge!!

I've posted elsewhere about my inguinal hernia - I'm not certain how big a role my use of 3+ qt enemas played a role, but I don't think they helped... I probably had a weakness there to begin... One thing, if I could go back, I'd stick with just full bag enemas.

I'm not disappointed with a limit of 4 qts.

I'm not a damn WHALE!

Not everything needs to be huge!!

Me, either. I love doing 4 quarts. Very satisfying and erotic I've done 5 once, but not so different than 4 that I would need to do it or much over 4 again. I'm about 6'1". Filling and then holding it for long holds of 30-60 minutes is a great feeling, enjoying it and waiting to feel when the orgasm hits.

Eric

2qts is my limit and it does the job just fine, with good results and a happy ending. 😉

2 qts is my limit and it does the job just fine, with good results and a happy ending. 😉

Good for you. Glad you enjoy it.

Eric

I’ve done three qts but prefer two. That’s all I really need for an enjoyable enema.

must be a light weight, butt I enjoy and relax with it.

My mother started me out on bag enemas with a red 2 quart fountain syringe she would have me taking the whole two quarts then a rinse enema or enemas. She would take the pitcher and add a cup more to the bag just before it emptied working me up in more volume. At 16 I was taking four quarts. When I was wrestling in high school I’d have her give me a series of enemas to assure I made weight. My mom and her sister where into high volume enema series’s and had lots of bags bulbs colon tubes that where used frequently on myself and each other. My aunt was three houses down from ours so I had a lot of exposure to big bag enemas.

I’ve done three qts but prefer two. That’s all I really need for an enjoyable enema.

must be a light weight, butt I enjoy and relax with it.

That's good, and I wish I hadn't played around with large, 2 bag full enemas. I blame doing that for my larger hernia now.

If you really want volume go for colonic irrigation: no stress, high throughput up to 100L, and 100% clear. And no hernias either. I like enemas too but I think six litres per individual session is the maximum. Its all about being sensible: your body will tell you when to blow the enema exit whistle. I like a multiple enema session but could easily enjoy a three hour colonic session too. Horses for courses as they say here...

Until the last six months or so, 4 quarts have been attainable, but always accompanied with cramps and more pain than I cared to deal with. So they left my body very quickly. I purchased an inflatable nozzle late last year, started using that, and when I hit my normal max of 3 quarts or so, I shut off the flow and gave the nozzle a couple more pumps and laid back and relaxed till I no longer felt the pressure of my enema. At that point I open the flow very slowly and relaxed while receiving the water to empty my bag. This 4 quarts has no cramps nor pain and I can hold it, even walking around. There is a point where my body tells me I need to expel. I do, with a great rush. It will be some time before trying anything larger.

3-3.5 quarts is about right for me - taken slowly and pause every 20 seconds and have no problem with cramping. Prefer to use my colon tube and slowly push it further in as I slowly fill - creates a lot of pleasure as the tube weaves in slowly, at times kissing the wall of the colon. Also enjoy my double balloon and flex tip nozzles.

As for me, and I guess everyone is different, I would say practice, practice, practice and don't get frustrated or give up. Start slow and gradually work up, may not make it the first few times, but eventually you may. Good Luck.

2 qts does the job for me.

I've seem to max. out at 3.5 quarts. With just 1/2 quart left in the bag, and 24" height above me, I'm wonder if I should just open the clamp all the way and try to take the rest? The other thing is I only take enemas once a week. I'm thinking I need to take them more often so that my system does not get a chance to adjust back to normal. Any thoughts to increase volume?

I just went through a two year dry spell. I just did a series of 3 quart j&j, sea salt bags then topped off with a 3 1/2 quart alcohol enema practicing for my new SN Model B. I thought I was starting over but surprised myself with my capacity. Now if I can get the length of the Model B all the way in I'll need more practice. Yum!!

A enema is not a contest to see how much you or people can hold. But if you're into pain and cramping, go for it, just don't injure or kill yourself. Enemas are supposed to be relaxing and pleasurable.