Is a colon tube to a Fleet enema & inserting it high into the rectum the best enema for thorough cleanout ?

Best enema for thorough cleanout ? I have read with great interest about all the concoctions Zity members have used to achieve a good result.. I have heard hospital nurses talk about the once used milk & molasses enema as a last resort. Many members here have written about using multiple enemas. Several years ago I dated a nurse who worked at an institution for the mentally handicapped where enemas and suppositories were administered frequently to counter constipation often brought on by the copious amount of medications used in such facilities.She told me that the charge nurse on her unit had a surefire way to deal with cases of serious constipation among the residents that involved attaching a colon tube to a Fleet enema & inserting it high into the rectum. According to her this simple method was more effective than SSEs. Do any of you have experience with this method ? Is it effective for a thorough purge?I have wondered about this for years since i heard about it. I'm guessing this is nothing new for many of you long time enema practitioners but would like to hear your thoughts.

Easy to say, a Fleet-Enema is never enough fluid for a through cleaning.

Right. For a good cleaning a certain amount of water has to be administered. Fleet enemas are not suitable for this. We never used them as found ineffective.

I’ve attached catheter tubes to fleet enema bottles to self administer the enema.

I have found it is much better if it is being administered by another person.

My tube is 20”. It fits nicely over the bottle’s nozzle.

I usually don’t use this method but when I did by another person administering it, there were three main factors: 1. The size of the fleet enema ( volume) 2. The insertion of the tube.

I found having it administered by another person, they control the depth of the tube’s insertion and it was better if done by them. The amount of fluid squeezed was mostly two or three spaced squeezes. A total emptying of the bottle is not 100% There is some residual. 3. My position was knee chest, my buttocks as high as I could raise them to permit a downward flow of the squeezed and pushed liquid.

There are other things you need to do to get a thorough cleanout.

The hardest thing is to clear the small intesti

The stomach releases part of it's content to the small intestine about every 15 minutes, and the small intestine releases part of it's content into the large intestine, but almost never in sync. If they are in sync it's just random chance!

The best way to clear the stomach is by fasting. that may not be fast but it IS very safe.

Forced vomiting is unsafe in several ways and should not be used EVER!!!

The ways I have tried with some success to clean myself thoroughly are

1) When tsking enemas till clear, as I expel I also take Milk of Magnesia as follows:

Between blasts of the first round. double the label dose. Between blasts of the second round, 1-1/2 times the label dose. Third round the label dose

any additional rounds 1/2 the label dose.

Another technique is to do something similar with Miralax.

I average 1 round of enemas per hour but that is far from set in stone. It can be as little as 40 minutes or as much as 2 hours it's when my body tells me it's ready.

A third technique is to get to a clear return, then wait about an hour and drink a bottle of magnesium citrate.

I have learned over the years a technique that is about 80% reliable for keeping it down.

Maybe the reason it is not 100% may be that I can remember the Magnesium Citrate that was much more heavily flavored and sickly sweet than it is today.

Fleet is a saline laxative and it's easy to overdose