Big Bag Enemas

Do you think that most of us that use a four quart bag do so because we where so small when mom gave us enemas that the two quart bag seamed so big. I know four quarts brings back that little boy in a way . how about you ?

I always use a 4 quart bag but usually I don't finish it. When I've had enough I've had enough.

I could probably take the 4 quarts all the time if I took it as a second enema, but I'm pretty much a "one bag" enema person.

Part of the big bag is trying something different, a new bag, a new tip, a bigger bag, saline, soap, different lubes.........an adventure

I like the bigger bag because I can take as much as i want without refilling, I will normally stop at about 3 qts or so. I did take the full 4 qts once on a second enema but found it "distressing" to say the least.

I love a four qt enema but prefer to use my two qt open top bag and just refill it to get that 4+ qt fill. I do have a 4 qt bag but it is not of the best quality and more cumbersome than the two qt bag.

Generally I use the four quart bag but I fill this with 3 qt warm tap water. So I am able to dissolve ivory soap in the enema solution in a very appropriate manner.

I take four quart enemas because I like to make sure that I clean myself out completely. Four quarts get all the way to my ascending colon.

I have found by experimentation that I like my 4 qt. Klystra because it is versatile. It can hold a 2 qt., 3 qt. or 4 qt. enema, and hold 4 qts."on speculation" if you have not decided in advance how much you wish to take. The combination that pleases me right now is a 2 qt. Ivory SSE, followed by 4 qts, with salt and baking soda. I haven't noticed any irritation from the SSE.

I use a 4qt bag because I found, as an adult, that 2qts was not enough,was not satisfying.

hankb

I like 4 quarts because I don't have to refill it as often. I usually get 3 quarts or maybe a bit more in the first fill. Then when I start over with the next fill, I try to get all 4 quarts in me and then I empty out. When my returns are clear I then go for a larger fill, I fill it with 4 quarts, if I get it all in, I then add another 4 quarts and then I open the clamp up and take as much as I can.

My last enema, I got clear returns quickly, then I got the 4 quarts in me, added another 4 quarts, opened the clamp and then when I felt like I could hold no more, I stopped.

When I emptied my bag, I had 3 quarts left, which meant I got a whole 5 quarts in me, which felt so good. I like very large enemas, it felt so good. I have finally gotten back to 5 quarts and there was no pain, just felt super full. I love that feeling.

I used to have 2, 2 quart open top bags that I hooked up with a y connector. I had to fill them, then empty one, refill the empty one, then open the clamp on the second bag and when it emptied, I would then open the clamp on the bag that was refilled. It was a lot of work and now I just have one bag to refill.

Never got anything bigger than 2 quarts growing up.

Did 3 quarts in my first self-administered enema when I was 12.

First time I ever did a 4-qt was with the only bag I ever bought for myself. A 4-qt open-top "Great white" Got it online when I was 16.

I took 4 of the 3-qt enemas and a double dose of Milk of Magnesia before even attempting 4-qts. Never have tried anything larger.

Used the Simms Position, as relaxed as possible! 5-inch "Barium Type" nozzle, with a LITTLE KY Jelly fully inserted.

Painful, but I held it nearly 10 minutes, so I DO consider it a success.

I like my four-quart bag for the principal reason that I don't have to refill it in the middle of an enema as I always have to do with my two quart bag. I rarely take all four quarts, but I always fill the bag full knowing that the solution is there if I need it. Generally, three quarts is plenty...but on the rare occasion that calls for more...I'm ready!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

PS. Plus, it looks sooo imposing hanging there full with soap suds cascading down the side!

Like debgurl, I fill the four quart bag, but generally only take about 3 quarts when the pressure gets too intense. Even then, I try to hold it for at least five minutes.

As to the question posed in the OP, I don't think the popularity of the four quart bag ties into the memories of little boy (or girl) vs. the big bag.

Instead, I think it ties in more with our taste for competition. In this case we are competing with ourselves. Just like wanting to run faster, jump farther, hit a basketball three pointer from farther away. Especially when we first get our bigger bag, we are competing with ourselves to see how much we can take.

Later, when we have proven whatever to ourselves, the big bag becomes the flexible convenience that many posters alluded to. After the new wears off, it is fine to only put two or three quarts in the bag, but at first we've got to prove our mettle by taking the whole thing.

I'm with Debgrl: I love seeing that big red bag hanging there (or seeing Sis or Deb (not Debgrl) carrying it in) with ssoapsuds dripping over the top. I know I'm in for a challenging cleanout, and if the girls are holding the bag, having to take every drop. Usually, I have taken a laxative and waited for it to work, to make room for the enema, and the girls almost always administer 2-4 bisacodyl suppositories which I must hold at least 30 minutes. Sis usually inserts them then has me on my back on a bedpad while they work. We relax and talk until the supps work, and I must hold them until the cramps win the battle, and I dump on the pad. She cleans me up and inserts the barium nozzle, holding the bag just high enough to keep me filling slowly. Again, she requires me to hold the 4 qt SSE at least 30 minutes. She refills the bag as I near the end of my expulsion, and I return to the bed so she can refill me with the hot soapy solution. Sometimes, as she starts my third SSE, she starts with a 2 qt closed top bag, and follows it with the 4 qt. As those last two qts are flowing in, her free hand is distracting me by massaging my erection. I know that I must take all 6 qts, but that she will immediately remove my nozzle, imsert a plug, and help me to the toilet. This last SSE is followed by two salt and soda rinses. She fills the 4 qt bag twice, encouraging me to take it all, but my best volume was not quite 7.

As I finish expelling that second rinse, she is preparing 4 qts of hot soapsuds. She removes her maroon scrubs, hands me the vaseline, and gets on all fours in front of the toilet. As the last rinse drains from my bowels, I insert her nozzle, and her first 4 qts begins draining into Sis.

I know I was dissapointed that my first four quart bag was black and not red, so I would there is some truth to your supposition.

Primarily though, the four quart bag was a connivence. Enema capacity tends to increase as the years roll by. Rather than strive for a benchmark, my desire has been primarily to take an enema that felt, well, like an enema. I wanted that full to capacity feeling long associated with the enemas of my youth. Be it two, three or four quarts of liquid.

I've had 2 qt bags and 1 gallon bags, personnaly I think I like the lok of 2 qt bags better. So I've rigged together 2 2 qt bags with a y connector for 1 gallon. Something about the uniqueness of the 2 bags connected by y as well. I'd say the bags are a turn on

I recently purchased a 4 quaft enema bag. With its wide mouth and heavy-duty S hook I have to say it looks awesome and a little intimidating! I've taken over 3 qts, not yet the full bag, but like an athlete, I'm in training!