Enema Release Process

Here are two questions regarding the release or expulsion of large volume enemas...

After the initial release period when you finally leave the toilet, how many times do you typically have to return when another release is necessary?

What amount of time do you tend to see between the initial release period and the final release?

In my experience, I have to return to release more enema three to four times. The amount of time from leaving the toilet the first time to the final time seems to be 90 minutes to 3 hours.

Rarely, and then maybe only once or twice do I have a need to return to the toilet. But I tend to "camp out" on the toilet after an enema. I usually sit on the toilet at least 45 minutes to well over an hour, start of expulsions until a while has passed since the last expulsion. This can and usually does include masturbation time as well.

All my enemas are 2.5+ quarts. When I get on the toilet to expell I am usually done after 15-20 minutes. After that much time I have to get up to get the blood flowing back into my legs. Sometimes I have to return to the throne for further evacuation. Usually I get something to drink and sit I on a chair or couch after covering the seat area with a towel and recover for 30-60 minutes then continue with the enema series, if I desire. Every so often an enema seems to not want to come out. Those are the worst. I can still be trying to expell a couple hours later. The most desirable for me is when the water returns in huge long gushes and I empty very quickly.

With large volumes, 3-4qts it takes a while. It always is in two stages. First one is usually 2 bigger expulsions, then after a minute or two few smaller with a minute or so between each. Then I get to the point that I feel like I need to expel but nothing comes out. At that point I still have at least 1qts trapped 'higher up'. If I do not do anything it might take well over 1h or more to be able to expel what remains. If I begin to walk and in general move, then trapped water comes 'down' much quicker - usually within 15min or so, but sometimes even in 5min or as late as 45min.

The second stage is usually 2-3 expulsions separated with short breaks, but if it comes with shorter delay after first stage, then it is usually longer process - number of smaller expulsions with longer breaks between.

I generally take 2 or 3 2-3qt enemas and the expulsion is fairly complete following a soap suds enema. The two rinse enemas may take a bit longer to expel. I really enjoy it when I get that intense urge to expel and nearly all the contents are expelled in one long big gush… it’s exhilarating!

Occasionally the water gets trapped up there somewhere in the ascending or transverse colon and takes a while to expell. So sitting there on the throne, walking around the house or laying on my back and massaging my belly help get things moving.

Just remember this one very important thing after doing a series of enemas, NEVER trust a fart!!

Have fun!

Based on around a 3.5L enema, I generally have an initial expulsion which is around 1L over 2-3 bursts. Followed by an additional 1L within 10 minutes. I usually don’t leave the toilet until after this ‘round’. I then have the urge to return around 10-15 minutes later to expel the remainder.

If I am giving myself a series of enemas, I sometimes refill after my final round of expulsion, which makes it more difficult for me to hold the second enema. If I want to retain my second enema for a longer period of time, I will wait 20 or 30 minutes after the final expulsion to take a second enema.

I use gravity to do most of the work for me.

I start out after a 2-3quart fill by getting into a knee-chest position with the toilet right behind me. Then I tilt back upright to sit on the toilet seat and let the first gush rip. I repeat the process until no more comes out strongly.

Then, I do the knee-chest position again but roll on to my left side from that position. I can feel the remaining enema flowing down from my midriff (transverse colon) into my descending colon and I help it along with a belly massage. When the urge gets strong I dump that and do a final repeat.

All of the above takes less than 10 minutes and I very rarely experience an urge to expel anything more thereafter. QED.

It usually starts with a mad scramble off the floor and a yell of "OUT OF THE WAY!" followed by the nozzle launching out of my arse at warp 7 and a huge eruption either in the toilet or squating over the floor drain depending on were I am. I perch myself there breathing deep breaths and rubbing my belly. My belly gurgles and empties the load in three or more gushes. I take a shower and go a couple of times "squirters".

I am done after that. It takes as long as it takes! Don't rush me!

My current enema series is a soapy 2 1/2–3qt bag, 2 1/2 -3qt salty rinses then a 3qt green tea or coffee enema. My time expelling varies, right now I expelled once, then I stand and prepare my next bag. I’ll try another expulsion before I insert my nozzle🤗Wet fun ensues🤪

Thanks for the great set of information in your replies. It is quite apparent that each individual has differences in the rate and type of expulsions. This would make a good topic for a survey...

Those of you who do this frequently know that even though you use the same solution and same method of delivery, sometimes it just doesn't work the same. Maybe it doesn't go in easily, or doesn't want to come out. So, I am talking average for me here.

My favorite bag holds almost exactly two quarts, and I rarely take more than that at a time. OK, call me a pussy. Guilty as charged. What happens most frequently is after I get it all in and hold it a few minutes, I have two significant expulsions within five minutes. I get up and move around a bit, and if there is nothing more ready to come out, I give myself a shot of straight liquid glycerin. That seems to re-start the contractions and I have one or more expulsions within minutes. Most times I am done after that. There may be some residual that I can feel for a while until it absorbs, but rarely do I need another trip to the toilet. I am usually done expelling within ten to fifteen minutes.

Depends on volume, solution, my gut; varies from 1-2 minutes wIth no returns to several minutes and multiple returns, some totally nonproductive, just a sympathetic ( or pathetic) urge. I couldn’t put an average time on initial or repeat visits.

Pussy and guilty as charged here too, @Cheryl77177. Two liters, thank you very much.

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I try to remember to weigh myself before taking an enema with a 2.5 to 3.0 liters of water and some Johnson and Johnson Baby Shampoo. With my recent right-knee-placement surgery and my left knee on it's last leg, illterally and figuratively, and past due for replacement, it's difficult and time consuming to get up off the floor to the toilet in time. Once I am blissfully sitting, there is the initial release of a hefty portion of the enema. Then I just sit and usually read for 10 to 15 minutes in which time I release at least once and usually twice again.

I weigh myself again to see if all the water is gone. With most enemas, I still have a little water onboard so I stay near the toilet and walk around or jump lightly on the mini-trampoline to get the water moving on its way. Within a total of 30 minutes, I generally have fully emptied.

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