Large Volume Enemas

Try warmer water, up to 110degF is completely safe.

It's just like using a heating pad on a sprained back. It will relax the muscles so you can take more.

Three plus quarts seems to be my limit. I keep trying to reach four quarts but cannot. I have been trying for some time but now after a session sometime during the night I get indigestion-almost a regurgitation feeling. I wonder if anyone else has had this same thing happen. Any help?

Have someone Give you the enema.......

William, yes, I have had indigestion after a series of high volume enemas with complete cleanout. I take a Pepcid, which usually settles everything down.

I like to take large volume 3-4qts as fast as I can.

Bill

Close to 3 qts for me trying to get 4, only have 2 qt bag so i have to refill. I'll get there

My girlfriend loves enemas and apparently took them regularly before I met her. After our second date, I inadvertently found her enema bag on a hanger between her clothes, which was a great ice breaker for our discussion on why the bag was in her closet. Anyway, I have since given her several enemas from her trusty black 2-quart bag. After I gave her several small cleansing enemas, I would proceed with filling her 2-quart bag to the top. Placing the small plastic nozzle in her butt, I would unclick the locking valve and let the warm water flow into her. She lay there on the bathroom floor on a large towel, watching her black bag slowly shrink in size. She always took the two quarts without any problem but seemed to be satisfied with the results. Her naturally plump belly did not appear to be any larger after she consumed the two quarts of water, nor did she ever complain about being too full, so one day I asked her if she would want to try and take a bit more, and she said “sure”. While she lay comfortably on the floor already filled with two quarts, I refilled her black bag with warm water, reinserted the nozzle and unclicked the locking valve once again. I was amazed to see that the third quart went into her without much complaint. She rubbed her belly and moved around on the towel a bit but did not ask for me to stop the flow. With the third quart now inside her, I could see that her belly was a bit bigger, especially around her left and right sides. But then without warning, she told me to stop the flow and I did. I knelt down and began to rub her belly, and she cautiously warned me not to press too firmly on her now distended belly. I gently rubbed her belly, focusing my attention on massaging the lower-right quadrant of her belly, hoping to relax her ileocecal valve, which would possibly allow more water to flow into her. After a few minutes, she said she was OK and that I could start the flow of water again. I partially opened the stop-valve, allowing the fourth quart to slowly trickle into her belly. As she lay on her towel taking shallow breaths, I saw the fourth quart eventually disappear into her full belly. I quickly closed the clamp to prevent any backflow and immediately knelt down to assist her with getting up, but she said she wanted to lay there for just a moment. I could see that her belly was fully distended this time. The center of her belly was now pushing her belly button up and out, making her entire belly look big and round (a pleasant sight to see). I placed my hand on her swollen belly and felt the firmness of her fullness, but that only lasted about thirty seconds until she said she had to get up right now. I helped her up and over to the toilet. In that brief moment of standing up, I could see the true fullness of her belly, which was noticeably distended and protruding a few inches beyond her hip bones. Of course, within seconds, a large torrent of water gushed out of her as I heard her breath a sigh of relief. As she sat there emptying out the water, she remarked that it has been a long time since she has taken that much water. I congratulated her on accomplishing her goal and gave her a quick kiss on the lips. I left the bathroom to allow her space to finish up. I was amazed that her 5-‘,5” frame could take on so much water. I was truly amazed.

I can take just about 3 quarts with the help of in line pump. As a boy Mom always used an in line pump to get the most in. One time asked Mom what the pump was for."Oh that Moms helper" Some help.

I have a 6 qt bag and on a couple of occasions I have taken the full bag. There are times when I just manage to get 2 qts into me and other times 4 qts. A soapy enema when you are not cleaned out my limit is usually 3 qts of mild soapsuds

I know few will believe me, but I love very large enemas. I usually take six bags. The first two are icy cold. The first bag goes in slow and the last few ounces take about a minute in itself. The second cold bag goes in rather fast as does bags three, four, and five, that are rather hot. The final bag is also icy cold... and goes in rather slow. I use two teaspoons of salt per bag. I usually put ivory soap in the hot water bags, but occassionally will use epsom salt, 2 tablespoons per bag. I have been into enemas all my life and love the feeling of the water as it expands my intestines. Thinking back, I know I have taken well over 50,000 enemas in my life and with the exception of the ones that I put lemon juice in, loved every one.

The most I ever took was once when I had a bag that held three quarts. After taking one full bag I held it all in and refilled the bag with more hot soapy water. Slowly I took in more having to wait to adjust to the distention. I took some, stopped it and rubbed my belly then let some more in until I had gotten all of the second bag into my throbbing gut. Six quarts! 12 lbs of water and I'm not a large person. I had a hard on like a rock. When I went to get up the weight of the water in my gut was such that I almost fell over, my balance upset by all that extra weight. On the first expulsion I groaned with relief as I passed more than half of it all at once in one gushing torrent. I think I must have actually forced some of the enema up and back into my small intestine. I was sweating and felt nauseous, but at the same time so-o-o good. My gut ached and my cock was twitching involuntarily with each cramp when suddenly I came without touching my cock at all with loads of cum spurting from my hot member and enema water shooting out my ass. What an orgasm that was! One of the best I ever had. My gut ached for three days after that.

Arch -- Gald to hear you can have a HFO with a large enema. Almost everytime I get 4 quarts in, I have a HFO. Usually comes on very qucikly somewhere between 3.5 and 4 quarts.

I have done enemas for years and enjoy them greatly. As far as volume is concerned I am now to the point where a 4qt enema is done routinely and after a couple of good clean outs can handle up to 6qts. You must prepare yourself for this amount and take the enema slowly and massage your abdomen and turn from side to side so that you can continue to accept more volume. Be careful though, if you begin to cramp or have pain stop immediately and wait, most of the time the cramps will ease and you can conitnue but if they immediately come back it is time to empty out and try later again. Overall I love the full feeling of a 6qter.

I feel the same as Lholli - 4 quarts is a rouitine quantity, any less doesn't make me feel full, and I can manage 6 quarts which I have done several times. Sometimes a 6 quart enema makes me feel a little overfull, other times it feels just great. I'd like to be able to get 7 quarts in, but am really not sure I'll ever manage that. I've tried but the last quart just wouldn't flow into me.

4 qts is painful, but I CAN do it. If and only if I have already cleaned out using a series of 2-qt enemas.

Lisa, I would like to try it if I had a lady to administer the enemas.

I can take about 2 1/2 quarts of soapsuds as long as I don't add too much soap. My SO has tried giving me more than that by using a colon tube but even after several enemas, I can't do more than 2 1/2 quarts. She does 3 plus quarts with ease and usually after only one enema.

I am interested in determining the largest volume enema usually taken by males and females. What is your sex and largest capacity taken?

Just today, I took a 3 quart soap suds enema as my first one....and then followed with a 4 quart rinse all delivered with a 32Fr 30 inch colon tube fully inserted. Getting the water high in the colon makes taking larger volumes easier (at least to me) but 4 quarts is pretty much my limit.

3qts is standard for me...I CAN do 4 quarts - just after several others to ensure I have been cleaned out enough. Only once did I ever manage 5 quarts and it was done very slowly, but it made me nauseous so I have never attempted it again.

My cleanout enema is always the same, and I can take it all whether I have a full, constipated bowel or an almost empty one: 4,5 litres. That's a large enough enema to go all the way up into my caecum. I retain it with difficulty and a large inflatable nozzle for ten minutes. But I use pretty strong soap, and hypertonic salt (two dessertspoonsful) with it, so I can't just leave any remnants inside me without the certainty of many happy returns to the pot. Since I usually do enemas before i go to sleep, this is not a good idea.

To wash out ALL the soap, I have found that a distension enema is the answer. I fill my graduated translucent bucket with 8 litres of warm water and use this as my rinse. I can usually take 7 litres, occasionally all 8, right to the final gurgle. I start off in the knee elbow position, but as I get really ful, I have to sit up a bit. It weems that gravity help me to put more away. This enema doesn't stay in at all. I have thought about trying to photograph myself with all that on board, but haven't yet managed it. Maybe some day...? The volume, however, is not the aim. Tha aim is to get to bed and to sleep without waking every hour and a half to pee or squirt; and it works.

Johnny

I agree with Switchablesusie that warmer water relaxes the muscles & lets one hold more water. However, I find that for me, over 105 deg. feels uncomfortably hot, especially when it comes out! I love the feeling of fullness and pressure that comes with 6 or more quarts. I'm always working toward larger volumes. Any hints on stretching to hold more, or on ways to intentionally get the ileo caecal valve to open would be helpful. I know I've gotten water past the valve into my small intestine on a very few occasions (after my colon had been thoroughly cleaned out) and had no ill effects. The sensations were such a surprise, though, that I quickly stopped the flow. It would have been very interesting if someone else had been giving me the enema and she had kept it flowing! I fantasize about what that would have been like!

H2Oqt7 - I have taken 6 quarts - maybe slightly more - a few times. How would you describe the "startling sensations" yuo felt that made you think the illeo caecal valve had opened to allow water into the small intestine? I am not sure I would recognise this sensation.

Richardrgrs,

When I've gotten water past the valve into my small intestine on a very few occasions, my colon was very full and tight. The enema water had seemed to almost stop flowing. Then I felt a sensation almost like a very little "pop" very low in my abdomen and slightly to the right (just where the ileo caecal valve happens to be), and the pressure suddenly went down noticeably and the water began to flow again. Since the "pop" sensation was accompanied by a quick and short twinge of a feeling that wasn't pain, but was almost similar, I was startled/concerned and stopped the flow. The sensation was different from anything I have ever felt; sort of like pain, without hurting; can't really describe well. In hindsight, I'm quite sure that my ileo caecal valve had opened and was letting some of the water flow up into my small intestine, releasing pressure in the colon. This exact same sequence has happened to me maybe three times in several years. I've not been able to intentionally make it happen again; all the factors (relaxation!, being totally cleaned-out, water temp & pressure, etc.) apparently have to be just right. I'm working on it, though. My schedule resulted in enemas only a couple times a week for a long time. I plan to begin taking them much more frequently and in a more relaxing situation, so when next this happens I'll really try and let the water flow and see just how much more I can hold. Usual routine is 5-6 quarts without much effort.

Thannks for reply h2oqt7 - I have also reached that point when I feel very full indeed and my belly is swelling out noticeably, but at around 6 quarts the flow of water stops, and no matter how relaxed I try to be I can't get it going again. I think the only way would be to raise the water container higher but I really have no wish to injure myself so haven't yet tried it. keep us posted on how you are doing - have you tried to raise the water container when the flow stops?

Can anyone take say three quartsand wait to add more later to try to increase capacity? I would like to get to four quarts but can;t seem to get over three-any help?

Richardrgrs,

To your question - have you tried to raise the water container when the flow stops?: I normally take enemas standing up, with the water level about 4 ft. above the nozzle for a pressure of about 2 lbs. I use a plastic clamp to throttle the tube for a comfortable flow. I've tried increasing the pressure when the flow stops, but it usually results in crossing the threshold from that wonderful "Full" feeling of tension to becoming painful. I'm not into pain. I'm working on finding the sweet spot of volume, pressure, relaxation, and training that will cause the ileo caecal valve to open and let me fill my small intestine. As I've said, I'm convinced my valve has opened on at least two occasions, but I was not relaxed enough to get past the sudden sensation and I stopped the flow. Next time.....!

I can take 4 qts of even a fairly strong enema anytime, and about any position (although suspended might be a challenge). Six quarts is my practical limit. My vessel sits on a counter top about 3' from the floor, and the water pretty much stops flowing as the volume in me approaches 6 qts. I cannot hold it for more than a few moments. Raising the vessel could theoretically get the flow going again. But this volume is plenty for me, and I have some concern about higher pressure. As mentioned in another post on colonics, their max pressure seems to be 2psi, and they may have a good reason for this. 2psi corresponds pretty closely to a 3-4' bag height.

At large volumes I make a lot of trips to the toilet to pee without salt in the enema fluid--about a tablespoon per 2 quarts seems to work.

I have taken 4 quarts a few times I must be relaxed so the muscles around my abdomen wil expand and allow the volume. With that much in me I have to move cautiously or it is very uncomfortable and I can not hold it long. Generally the experience is more pleasant if I stop at 3 to 3 1/2 so that is my normal max.

In a previous residence I was able to hang the bag essencially over my stomach where I could reach it. At that point I did not have a 4 quart bag but I did have open top and closed top 2 quart bags. It was fun to fill both, connected with a "T" and with individual clamps. I could then take one and then the other and when I had "had my fill" I could open the clamp to the closed top 2 quart bag and put it on the bed beside me to refill it and bring me down to 2 quarts. Then I could raise it up again and repeat the process. Needless to say this was done after a cleanout enema or 2 so there would be no clogging when the bag refilled.

With this approach I was able to work up to 4 quarts (both bags empty) several times. Both the progression of several fills of increasing volume and the fact that I new I did not have to get up to releive the pressure made the process easy and pleasurable and allowed 4 quarts on occasions when I would otherwise not be able to do that volume.

But in answer to the original question -- 4 quarts but never more.

When I do a series of enemas I do a full bag. The bag is rated 4 quarts, however it holds 5, plus/minus a few ounces. Therefore I have been doing 5 quarts with no problem. I have gotten to the point that I can hardly feel 2 or less quarts and can hold two or less quarts for a long time. The larger volumes are easier on an empty stomach however.