Suds and Plugs

Has any one taken a 2-3 quart soapy enema, plug it up and walk around or try to exercise that way. I tried it this morning, and nearly had a blow out.

Never did an SSE this way, but have used other solutions in a similar fashion.

I take a two quart enema while fully dressed, usually coffee or plain water, then I pull up my pants and go outside. Sometimes I do a few farm chores, other times I hike into the woods straight away. To date I've done this without a plug. Most often I last between 10-25 minutes before the urgency to expel starts to overtake me and I frantically undo my belt and drop my britches so I can fertilize the ground. Seems I can hold out longest while retaining a coffee enema.

The brisk exercise can sometimes help in riding out cramps other times it seems to bring them on. Given the noises emanating from my midsection, I believe the activity can help the solution into the nooks and crannies of my colon as well or better than massage.

I'm hoping to find a warm day when I'm home alone to try jumping on the kids' trampoline with two quarts of something warm and slippery up my butt!

Many times I take a more relaxed approach, seeking out a nice place to evacuate in the woods and nestling to enjoy nature taking its course.

I can normally retain 2 quarts without much difficulty. When I start to approach 3 qts I can't last very long when active and have been concerned that volume or greater would cause too much tension in my gut to be running around. Whenever I do a normal 4 quart enema I have trouble retaining longer than 5 minutes when I'm lying relatively still. Up to this point I've chosen to use mild solutions for these adventures. The idea of occassionally taking a hard to hold enema and sealing with a butt plug while engaging in physical activity is an enticing one though.

4qt soapy enema once, it was ok. 2qts soap is usually good enuff for me with 2 three quart rinces. Followed by a 4 qt retention. 4 qt soapy was just a pain to rince out.

Jblenema2015,

Welcome to the group. You have come to the right place.