Bulb syringe any good?

Hi all, my first post on here. I've been lurking a while and there's so much great info, so thank you.

I've been interested in trying an enema for a while, and I'm housesitting for a week soon, alone, so thought I'd try it out as I'll have so much time alone to experiment. I play alone and normally have fun with laxatives, drinking large amounts of milk, and (careful) anal inflation with an aquarium pump, sometimes at the same time. I'm interested what the enema experience will be like, if it would be more intense, pain-wise. I enjoy stomach pain and cramps (that's my primary thing), and despite taking very high doses, have always found laxatives a bit disappointing. My dream of being doubled-over with excruciating, unrelenting stomach cramps has never quite come true.

I've ordered an 11oz / 310ml bulb syringe and now wondering if it will be good enough.

I'm primarily interested in getting really bad stomach cramps, so I'm looking at doing the milk and molasses enema (I'm going to be using treacle as that's easier to get here in the UK, and I believe is fairly close). Everyone here seems to be using bag set-ups, with colon tubes, which looks pretty hardcore to me!

I'm planning to set up a folded table at an angle to get my rear end risen slightly, so I can use gravity to help. Will the bulb syringe do the job for an M&M session, or do I really need a colon tube etc.? Would just one 11oz bulb of the 50/50 mixture be enough, or would I need to make a bigger mixture and refill? Would the liquid even travel far enough along my colon to get a proper cramping experience?

Any help or advice would be appreciated! Thanks.

The bulb full will be enough to get you going. However, a deeply inserted colon tube would allow the M&M to get much deeper in the colon to give you the cramping you are looking for.

Dan

Great, thanks. I thought that may be the case. It's mainly to get my feet wet with the whole idea of doing enemas. I'll just have to do my best with my bulb and gravity, and hope that I manage to hold it for a while.

The colon tube sounds a bit scary/dangerous if I'm honest, but I might look into it later if I'm feeling brave.

First off, I can’t say I’d recommend trying this, as the intense cramping is a sign that your body is trying to get rid of whatever is there. Inducing cramping via enema without a colon tube will probably just cause the bowel to cramp, not much of the actual colon, so a fully-inserted colon tube or something like the Silicone Nozzles nozzles that reach more than 10” or so in will get past that first hurdle.

Probably the easiest way to get cramps is by introducing air in addition to water, like with a barium enema (though they use very low pressure regulated CO2). Milk and molasses is very crampy and extremely gassy for a long time after. Stronger soaps like Bronners are less gassy and can still induce cramping depending on dosage. But seriously, please play safe and don’t hurt yourself.

Thanks. I will take care. As mentioned, I've previously done inflation, using an aquarium pump, and have gone very carefully. I'm not a huge fan to be honest, and have a more enjoyable bloat drinking 4 pints of milk! I think it's the uncontrollable and unpredictable nature of the milk, compared to pumping.

I'm now thinking of trying a low dose of lemon juice instead, and seeing how it turns out regarding cramps. Early days, but it's a time for experimentation.

A bulb syringe is ideal for an m and m enema. Warm three or four ounces of whole milk and add same amount of molasses, stir and you're ready to inject. If you put a stethoscope to your belly you will soon hear it start to gurgle as gas is produced in your rectum and colon. Cramps will start about twenty minutes after initial injection. Try to retain for thirty minutes. It will be very hard. You will have an uncontrollable expulsion. More will follow. Then a half hour after the last expulsion, take a soapsuds enema to get rid of any remaining m and m inside you. You will experience more cramps. Especially if you use cool water.

Ah, good to know! I'll try this tomorrow, thanks.

I had one M&M enema in my life and one was enough! The combination of milk and mossales creates gases. I thought my insides were coming out of me and coming out in a hurray.

There are many styles of bulb syringes. Because of their small size relative to multi liter bags, they are great for play sessions with a giver. Many people like the multi insertion activities. The purposed douche bulb gives great insertion stimulation for an enema that smaller nozzles lack. These fill about 1/3 liter of your favorite liquid. Enjoy!