Why can't I empty the entire enema bag?

I have recently purchased the full water bottle enema kit. Why can I not get the entire bag to empty into my behind???

First of all, it is very difficult to do this by yourself. I try to squeeze it and to no success can I get it to empty all the way... I maybe get about as much as the disposable enemas that you can buy in the drugstores.

Help - I want to be filled to capacity!!!

thanks in advance

Try a small cleansing enema.. pint. Empty it and then try the whole bag. Lay on your back with a pillow under your hips and massage your lower belly in a counter clockwise motion with the bag hung about three feet above you. Good Luck!

There are three main possibilities: First, you need to hang the bag higher so you have more pressure going in. Hanging the bag five feet above the anus gives less than 2.5 psi pressure, and a normal colon can easily accommodate this. Second, maybe the two quarts of the standard drugstore bag IS your capacity. I do not believe that you need a partner to enable yourself to reach your maximum enema capacity. Finally, you probably won't reach your capacity on your first enema of a series. You have to get yourself cleaned out first.

Please keep in mind:

Instead of increasing the pressure (by hanging the bag higher) you must lower the pressure, or otherwise reduce the flow speed. The much slower the water runns, the more you get in you. You must take time!!! A small FR12 tube will not allow the fluid to runn as fast as a FR 30 or 40 tube and if you can stretch the time to 1/4 hr for the contents of your bag, it will all go in you.

I posted this under "habits" as well, but wanted to directly reply to your post

I started using Neutrogena Liquid several years ago. 2 long squirts per quart is fine, but sometimes, if I haven't taken one in a while, I'll double that. I used to use Ivory, but found I couldn't hold it as long I'd really hoped to - the cramps became almost frightening. But since Neutrogena is PH neutral, even with a fairly high soap to water ratio, the cramps are minimal. Three quarts of a fairly dense solution of Neutrogena and water can be held quite comfortably for more than five minutes. For a longer hold, use a little less soap. But if you're a newbie, start with 2 quarts of water, 2 good squirts of Neutrogena liquid soap (fill the bag about 1/4 full, add the soap and then fill the bag to the top), keep the bag about 24-30 inches above entry and relax. You should be able to take it all. Once you've achieved that, you're on your way to a variety of pleasurable combinations and fills.

San

A warm slow enema without any additives is the easiest to take for me. By taking a smaller enema first and then waiting about 30 minutes, I can then reach my capacity. If I take as much as possible on my left side (SIMS) position, then roll to my right side, I can feel the solution move higher in my colon and allow for upwards of 3 qts. A 2 qt enema is very comfortable for me but 3 qts is a challenge. This rotating enema is described in several of the older medical/nursing texts.

Loveyoulongtime,

Good advise above. I would first start with a drugstore enema, maybe two, and wait for about an hour after expelling. Then try your new bag enema, 18 to 24 inches above your anus. I would have the water body temperatue or a little warmer with no soap and start on my back with knees up against my chest. As the enema is taken, keep the flow slow as mentioned above, stop when cramping gets too great and the start again after resting, shift positions, left, right, etc. Don't worry if you can't take it all as your colon may be full and needs the enemas to remove the hard stuff built up over the years. With time, and lots of enemas, you will get there.

SB

I had the same problem until I began taking my enemas on my back. I could not even drain a two quart bag in the lateral Sims position. Lying on your back has other benefits. Its easier to keep the nozzle in place and its also easier to stimulate yourself. It may not be the most erotic position but for solo enemas, it is the most practical.

I find that sometimes positions can help take and retain a larger volume enema. The trick is this: Do the insertion and first cup or so of water on your hands and knees with your bottom up. At the first sign of any cramping (different for everyone), switch to the sims position (left side, right knee raised). Feel free to stop the flow periodically to massage away the cramps and practice breathing correctly (in through the nose, out through the mouth). Then switch to you back, and at this time you should start touching yourself, or have someone else touch you in your naughty places. This will distract you, and often times, gets rid of most discomfort. After you feel you can take no more, roll on your right side, and left the water flow for a 10 count. If you still can't take anymore, then go void. The ten count usually fixes things, but if you really gotta go, then you gotta go. Good luck, and hope this advice helps.

Naughtydoc

Doing a cleanout with a small enema first, then starting over with the bag refilled and using either the simms position or knee-chest position will make it easier to take the full bag. You may have to try this several times over several days to be able to take a full bag every time you take an enema. It just takes some getting used to.

Try a small cleansing enema first. I prefer to put the receiver in a chest knee position for the bext results.

I have wondered this same thing. I think the reason is your intestines, rectum etc. have a pressure inside. If they didn't you wouldn't excrete. The enema bag and hose have a pressure which is caused by gravity. When the pressure in the bag and hose is equal to the pressure inside you the water stops flowing. I'm sure you have also seen water run out of you and back into the hose. My hose is clear and I occasionally see that.

I always take a 1/2 bag, and then release it. Then take the last 1/2 bag, then release it. Then I'm cleaned out enough to take a full bag. You have to set aside time to get yourself fully cleaned out - but if you do then you can take the whole bag.

For newbies you just need to start slowly and build up. You take in as much as you can the first one. Than rest a few before taking another. You will find you cand take a little more.

Also try adjusting the bag height. Hanging a little lower will take longer (sometimes thats a good thing) 😁 As you go you can adjust the height higher. I've hung the bag so the nozzle just reachs inside of me. Boy does the bag empty fast!

Take what you can on the 1st enema, then usually you can take the entire enema bag the next time. If you can't take the entire bag after the 2nd enema, try using a colon tube. Insert it a few inches, then start the flow and keep inserting it until it is about 20" in you.

I find in most cases one or two cleanouts won't empty the colon enough to take the full bag.I will do as many as four or five 1.5 qt cool saline enemas to get the job done.Sometimes I will gradually increase the volume on the last two cleanout enemas to expand the colon a little more .If I feel no pain,the next one will be of higher volume until I reach my limit.With my two bag system I will lower one enema container to allow for backflow.This allows any gas to escape and to let the colon adjust to the increased pressure when trying for high volume enema.I know my limit is about 3.5 qts for my size body of 5'5"/119 lbs/29 in. waist.

Even to do an initial cleanout enema, weve got to be able to get enough water in to clean things out.

I find that there are few things that make an enema more difficult to take for me than having gas in my colon. The enema is designed to deal with feces, but just seems to compress and push gas back up the colon. Gas gets very uncomfortable very fast, and if I have gas in there I can't get the 2Q bag empty either.

So I have developed the habit of downing a couple of simethicone pills (like Gas-X) before I begin a play session. Works like a charm.

Hugs,

Diane

Could be you are nervous or scared.

Could be you are taking the enema too soon after eating.

Could be you are not in knee-chest position.

A lot of possible reasons. Keep trying, every 8-12 weeks, you'll get there.

My limit used to be 3 qts, until an enema nurse in Indiana gave me 4 1/2 qts. while laying on my back and gently rubing my stomach counterclockwise. Having a sexy nurse also helps by keeping your mind on other things. I can now take 4 qts in about any position. Holding 4 qts for 10-15 minutes can still be a problem sometimes, but you slowly get use to higher volumes.

Chuck726...you have my interest piqued. I've lived in Indiana for 15 years now and searched high and low for an enema nurse in this state...please...tell me where such a lovely creature might be found.

Thats very true Beth! Work the water deeper in!

It took me time on the toilet to empty the full enema can in at least two gushes. Colon therapists always tell me to take my time before leaving for home.

Make sure the water is the correct temp. Don't hang the bag to high. Get in a comfortable position with plenty of time to take all you can. Start and stop if necessary. Rub your tummy. Enjoy

All of the above advise is very good. Take it slow and keep the water warm. But remember your size matters. If you are small in size the volume the colon can except is less than someone larger who has been doing enema for a long time. Follow what your body is telling you. Take as much as feels comfotabel and stop for a minute. then try taking a little more. Over time the colon will learn to relax more and you can move to higher volumes. Listen to what your body is telling you and don't push too much. You'll get there.

Wish you luck.

As Susie says maybe you aren't cleaned out yet and can take more with a repeat fill. I don't think too much pressure is a wise idea as it can cause premature peristalsis. Besides it's an enema not a contest. If it's enjoyable, why worry?