How long does it take to set up your enema

I have a shower hose enema setup now so it just takes a few minutes, but a bag enema with a soapy solution takes a lot longer.

It only takes a few minutes to get my enema set up. I grab the bag, turn on the hot water in the shower and just wait a short while for the hot water to get to my bathroom. Then I fill the bag, let the air out of the tubing, hang the bag, put the nozzle in my rear, and then open the clamp. Then when 2 quarts are in, I fill the bag once or twice more depending if I can take 4 quarts or 6.

Bill

Since i have to prepare the coffee solution and let it cool it takes about an hour for me to have every thing ready.

Including bed setup, I would say a real purge enema will take about 20-25 minutes from the time I start gathering supplies, until I am getting into position.

Probably about 10 minutes. With getting the equipment out of their usual place, setting up the towels on the bathroom floor and then getting myself ready as well I don't think that is too bad. After all what is that compared to the hour or more of pleasure that is about to begin!!!

Typically, about 10 minutes, from getting out the bag, to ready to get into position.

Fixing my bags takes about 10 min from the time I start till I have the water flowing into myself. Mom probably took less than 5 min to retrieve her Rexall Victoria Combination syringe from the bathroom cabinet, turn on the tap in the bathroom sink, adjust the water to the right temperature, fill the red bag with that lucious water, inject a small amount of soap, screw on the adapter cap and hose, shake the bottle to insure mixing, hang it beside the toilet, and get me into position. I am not that quick, but I do have to fill several bags.

10 to 15 minutes. I don't time anything though. A big part of my enema session is relaxing and not counting the clock.

For me the anticipation of getting an enema is a turn on. Just like when I was a kid and mom would say you are going to get an enema later..... Like to get the bag out select the tip slowly

Usually about 10 minutes.

I would agree that it usually takes no more than 10-12 minutes to have everything ready. My mother has given hospital enemas for years and everything goes one, two, three. Bed, patient and enema prepared.

Janet S

It's not so much the setting up of the equipment, that takes about them minutes, it's getting dressed for the session. Or more to the point deciding whether to get dressed. Given the time and opportunity I like to be diapered complete with plastic pants and a girdle or perhaps a romper. Knowing that you just can't undress quickly to release it makes the anticipation even greater.

Less than 5 mins. after the Ivory has soaked a bit.

It can take between 15 to 45 minutes. Depends on how much time we have for "fun". Or if the sound of "little feet" around the house means we have to get things done. Thankfully this doesn't happen all that often. We can usually take our time and enjoy the enema/sexual experience.

Oh for the thrill of setting up you enemas. first a vinal bag with soap suds(Dr Bonners peperment), and use a fast moving old time black douche nozzel. Then the next enema at least 3 quarts with the red bag like mom had. Now what nozze, usually a 1 3/4 nozzel which will stay in. Lay on the bathroom floor,and take all as I come at the end. From the beginning to the end, It takes all my attention, nothing better.

I like to prepare each single piece of stuff perfectly together with the liquid and then take a quick shower or at least wash the anal area thoroughly. This takes 30-40 minutes as a minimum.

I know that this is going to sound unreasonably quick, but if using my enamel can I can probably make an enema ready to be taken in about 5 minutes. That's also about how quick I can clean everything up and put it away, too. For me it's one of the great things about having the can.

When I have only a limited window of alone time I can get set up in 5-10 minutes. This may seem hasty but I want devote more of the session to inflow and expel.

I normally plan knowing when I will have some alone time, setting up the enema is a very exciting part of the process. once the house Is clear I go straight for the toy bag which is in the bathroom closet. From the time I get the bag until it's ready for use is probably 5 minutes

I usually wait till I have about two hours all to myself before I take my enemas. I would be very enbarrassed to be caught with a nozzle up my ass and my belly full of hot soapy water. It takes about 10 minutes to set up and start my enemas. It's after the enemas that takes the time to clean up and put everything back in it's place.

I can be ready in less than 5 minutes if I'm in a hurry. I rarely take an enema if I am pressed for time because I also enjoy the preparation of the equipment and surroundings. I think the ideal timeframe for me is about 11/2 to 2 hours from initial set-up to shower and clean-up. I like to hang the bag in the bathroom ahead of time so I can see it every time I go in. I also put the lube on the counter and spread out a big fluffy towel. That way I can think about and visualize whats to come for a while before I actualy take the enema. During this time I am usually at least partially erect.

Though I have been at this erotic passtime for many years, guess I'm slow on the draw re: prep time. I like the surroundings ready planning to be without interuptions so my follow through isn't so swift. I savor everything. Prep is a turn on, even when the idea of an enema is in my head, the excitement begins. It takes me a good 20 to 30 minutes from inspiration to be ready to partake.

I truly believe that a thing worth doing is worth doing right and refuse to rush, let alone time, an enema. if I can't dedicate at least two hours to an enema session, I won't bother. usually, my wife and I save enema play for special weekends when we will go to a hotel and spend two days at it.

A total system cleanout takes about 20 minutes to set up. I can set up a quick indigestion relief enema in 5-6 minutes.

Probably ten minutes...tops. There is really very little setup for me. Everything can be gathered and prepared quickly, but without rushing.

I savor every phase of my enemas and enjoy taking it easy, so time is never a concern to me. I don't even mind taking one whenever I know I would get too busy to manage possible 'seconds', or simply to enjoy the afterglow in more satisfying activities than scrubbing the floor...

Timing mainly depends whether I'm going to take a herbal enema or a plain one. As for sheer setup, my own drill is well tried so it doesn't take long. I just spread my thick cotton/vinyl e-mat on the bed along with the nozzle or (mostly) rectal tube inside a kidney bowl, a couple paper towels and the lube, and also a sanitized white fiberboard tablet when I use the colon tube. In my bathroom right above the washer there's a wall cabinet where equipment is stored. I clean the washer top, cover it with a paper towel and lay on it the pitcher along with salt box, stirring spoon, scales, and measure cup. I hang the irrigator to its "pit stop" hook, assemble the hose, slip on the clamp, turn on the sink mixer, adjust water temperature, fill the pitcher, measure the salt, pour, stir, fill the irrigator, bleed the hose and go hook the harness from the hook screwed under the main beam of my loft bed. This way in about ten minutes I'm ready to take my fill.

Except for the few times I can only squeeze out less than an hour quality time from my schedule, I go herbal so I must cook which of course is more time consuming. Two good liters take quite a while to boil on their own. Meanwhile I half fill the kitchen sink and once the allotted infusion time is expired I sink the pan in order to cool down the infusion in a few minutes otherwise it would take at least another half-hour to lower the temperature. I bring the pan in the bathroom, proceed to partial buffering and the rest of the drill is as above. Such enemas require about forty minutes to prepare but quite a few of them are late night, before bed treats so I'm even less concerned with time.