What position is best for huge enema?

Solo, left side, then knees n shoulders and to my right side. With someone, hands n knees then shoulders down as l fill up. Let them rub my back n play with me from behind.

Always start on my left side with right leg bent then will switch to my back then right then back to my back with my butt elevated so it get really high

I receive most enemas, including the larger ones, in the knee-elbow position. My wife prefers this position because she would like to have my buttocks in view.

It happens that I have to take a larger enema while sitting. These are something special because the pressure in the colon sets in very early on. These enemas are a real challenge.

By large enemas I mean amounts between 2 and 2.5 liters.

For me, what works best for larger volumes is on my back, hips slightly elevated, and legs up. To truly get best results, I enjoy being in the bathtub filled with warm water, and using an 18 inch rectal tube.

Lying on my left side with bent knees is the best position for me to receive a large enema.

On my back with a couple pillows under my hips

All of mine start over the knee and usually end on all fours

Left side, slow flow and fun times

If I am trying to achieve a very large volume fill I soak in a nice warm bubble bath laying on my left side with my right leg drawn up. I also like to use my colon tube and in this position I can insert the tube the full 36 inches. A very relaxing session and a very thorough clean out.

While I have done enemas standing in the shower with my beaded nozzle, my favorite position is with my enema bag, laying on my tummy, butt up, legs spread on a towel, using my butt plug nozzle. In that position, I can raise my butt up and down as the water squirts up my butt and it massages my stiff hard on. Most of the time I'm watching porn videos of girls getting it in the butt. When I move my hips up and down, I pretend I'm doing a girl in the butt as the water shoots up my butt. It's very exciting for me.

For me, ill start most enemas Simms, but for taking a large volume I will nearly always adopt knee chest/ genupectoral; if someone can reach under or between legs to massage tummy all the better. Ill take larger volumes much easier like this.

On my left side with my feet raised. Let the water enter slowly, then on my back, still with my feet raised, then on my right side. That way the water fills the entire colon.

On my back, legs pulled up slightly.

I cannot take any large volume lying on my back. Even 3qts feel too much in that position.

Chest-knees works well for me, and alternating between that and all 4s.

As well, standing leaning forward, but that requires good retention nozzle, like double balloon and slow fill.

Knee chest and rolling all work well, but after three or four enemas, it doesn't seem to make much difference, so it's easy to retain a d-tip lying on my back.

Noted with some amusement, today has been proclaimed World Water Day

Every one is different I suppose but for me lying on left side with my right leg elevated

On my back is best for a 4qt fill.

Having done all of them, I think what your goal and style is, is what is most important. The only thing I would add here is that it seems as if the reverse Sims position (lying on R side, L knee pulled up) would make the most sense when taking a large volume. This helps get it down to the ascending colon as your transverse colon is pointing downward. Descending and ascending are both laying flat. Cecum, sigmoid and rectum might have a bit of an uphill, but as they are large and pliable, should do just fine.

Let me also add the knee-chest also puts your colon in a good downward state. Also physically good.

My only reply to this discussion was back in September 2017. Since then, a lot of water has flowed through my rectum. So, I am amending my original statement.

While it is true that a few of my early largest enemas were taken while standing, I realize that the most consistent position for me to take large volume enemas has been on my back on a bed. It's often difficult to get up off the floor holding something greater than 4.5 liters. However, it seems much easier to be laying on my back on a bed to take enemas of 5 liters or more. The other 6+liter enemas that I have taken have been when I'm laying on a bed, often with my knees pulled up somewhat. The trick is being able to swing my legs around over the edge of the bed when I need to stand up and go release the enema(s). What I like about this position other than feeling the fullness of the enema, is gradual distention of my abdomen that can be photographed as I take more and more of the enema and the bag progressively empties. I, like many people, find the visible belly distention quite erotic.

OTOH, if I am reasonably cleaned out, being in the knee-chest position works well for those enemas from 4.0 liters up to about 5.5 liters. It can be a bit challenging to get up from my knees to the standing position. I can't really do anything over 4-liters sitting unless I am using a plug style nozzle that can't be forced out while in the seated position.

I'm teaching my girlfriend how to take (and deliver) larger enemas. She's an enema newbie (basically squeeze bulb enemas) and I bought her a 3-quart bag to start with for her own enemas. For the larger enemas that we will be sharing together off a single bag, we will use my larger 5+ liter bags with a T- or Y-connector to split the flow to both of us.

My thinking is to take a larger enema, it's best to get started in the Sims position laying on the left side. Take a quart or so and then roll to your back. Take the second quart on your back. Then shut off the flow, toll to the right Sims positionto move the enema to the right. You may want to briefly raise your upper body while laying on the right side to guide the water toward the ceicum. Then roll to the back position with legs raised as high as comfortable. In this position Take as much as you feel comfortable with. But please be safe!! .

My feelings with the knee chest or all four position is, although the colon is allowed to be level, in this position the weight of all the internal organs are on the large intestin trying to compress the colon. On the back it's the opposite the colon is free to stretch in all directions. The only down side is the transition of rectum to the depending colon being upwards. Putting pressure in the rectum. This is where the use of a large colon tube or large flexable nozzle is very beneficial. A flexible nozzle around 3/4 of an inch in diameter advanced through the rectum and inner sphincter into the depending colon will take away from the pressure on the rectum. Making the water go higher through the colon.

The other factor is the colon being gas free. Any pockets of gas or air will cause cramping and loss of fill capacity.

I find that, for me the best position for a large volume enema is on my back and knees pulled back a little and spread. I also can take a much larger enema if someone is giving it and giving loving encouragement.

@Annab Hello! You are so right about "loving encouragement". My fabulous colonic hydrotherapist holds my hand and coaches me when she fills me. Quite how much I can take under her direction I am not certain, at home using the Simms position I can take five quarts, but she always achieves the Holy Grail...the cecum flush.

I start my enemas by laying on my back for the first quart, then turn onto my left side for the second quart, and lastly kneeling with my head down low to finish the bag.

For a large enema, it's best to lie on your back, or on your side. It's also best to change positions during the procedure.

I would start on my left side, but if I am able to hold on long enough I might move onto my back.

I think it depends on the receiver. For us the knee chest position worked at the best.