Completely Expelled

Someone on another thread (apologies if this was you, I can't find the post in question) mentioned they often let a bit of air into the tubing at the start of an enema so that they know when they hae completely expelled the enema because just as comes out.

I've not done this on purpose but have experienced this where some gas was in the tube.

I think that knowing you have totally expelled every last drop of the enema is one of the best feelings ever. As someone who often struggles to totally expel the whole enema, knowing it is all out is a great feeling.

You will always retain a few ounces after the initial expulsion is over. Usually comes out after a couple of hours. Sometimes in more than one expulsion. That's OK and not normally a problem.

it's the reason you don't get too far from the toilet in the first few hours after an enema.

My experience is that I expel all that I can and then I urinate a lot the rest of the day. That retention is all of the more reason to use only clear tap water, no soap or other chemicals.

hankb