Fast vs. Slow enemas

To spice the fast flow method, I position the bag a good 6 to 8 ft above my butt.

Bag height affects pressure and hose diameter affects flow rate (see Susie's comment above). Higher pressure just means your forcing it in harder.

8' seems like a lot of pressure to me.

Slow and warm is nice. I hang a bag at about 4 feet, but set the cut off to a click that slows the flow. Initial clean out of 2 QTs may take 2 or 3 minutes to run in. But later ones slower. I often like to do a coffee one too. That one is on slow so it can stay in for a while. I don't always do low volume with the coffee if I have had several cleanouts before it. I'll do a slow in (like 5 mins maybe) of 2 qts and hold it at least 10 to 15 mins.

I mostly like my enemas fast. This provides more stimulation and cramping, depending if it is a punishment enema. The faster flow also in my opinion, also aids in the cleaning part of the enema causing the colon to expand in a much faster pace to dislodge any matter that is there. But also on occasion, I do enjoy a slower enema if you want a sensual enema.

For me it’s classical music lighting low and a nice warm slow flowing enema

You should take the solution into account when figuring out how fast you want to go. Some of the stronger enemas can start working before you have it all in if you have a slow flow for a 10 minute injection time.

I generally go for the faster flow. I use soap to get a good cleanout, and a slow, soapy enema starts getting crampy before I can get it all in. When I've had a few fills to get me cleaned out, I can take it pretty fast, like a quart per minute or so, sometimes faster. That makes sure I take it all before the urges start.

Jon

Growing up I preferred fast enemas so that I could get the whole thing over and done with. As an adult I like them a bit slower so to give the solution time to work.

Depends on mood ,solution and position for me

I’m also in the camp of “it depends.” My mood, the position and solution all play deeply on what I want to feel or experience for that enema.

I have an old friend, Marlene, who I have known since the Ladies Enema Journal. She was famous for saying "It's not a race. It's an enema, so just relax and enjoy it." That's the best advice I've ever heard and try to live by it.

I remember Marlene and that advice. It's great advice, and I've passed it on to many enema newbies! It's excellent advice for anyone trying enemas, or trying to get someone else to try them. Remember, unless your potential e-mate is a masochist, that first enema needs to be as pleasant as possible, else it will be the last, also!

I like to have my enemas on the faster side ,i can take more enemas in what time i have ,and inserting the nozzle ,and starting the flow are my favorite parts of doing enemas

I have recently started self enemas. I find the fast flow to my liking. The slow flow sounds fin but think inwould need a dom for that.

When I was younger it seemed fast was best for me. Maybe it was just the excitement of it. Feeling the pressure build faster and just the overall experience of being filled quickly. I could take a full 2 to 4 quart bag with the valve full open. I even got longer tubes so I could hang the bag higher for a faster flow. But as I got older, slow flow worked better. The fast flow fills me up too fast and I need more rest breaks. With a slow flow I can still take a full 2 quart bag without any stops. With a 3 or 4 quart bag, definitely slow works best for me. So slow is the way I usually go now. I find I enjoy the slow flow more now. I am usually surprised when I hear the slurp of the bag emptying. Much more comfortable for me. But depending on my mood I do switch it up sometimes. Even during a session with a single bag I may alternate between fast and slow depending on the cramping.

Overall I do tend to prefer a slower flow enema over a very fast flow but several factors are in play. Most often I do multiple enemas- 2 or 3 in one session (bag is hung 3 feet above my anus) . The first one I will open the roll clamp to half flow maybe less. That first enema for me needs to be slow to help my colon adjust to taking the enema and it does the job of clearing my colon of poop. I don't like cramps and the slow flow seems to work best on the first enema. Now with a more clear colon, I will increase the flow on the second and third enemas given that my colon is more of an open pipe and I don't experience cramps.

I have found this method produces soothing relaxing and very erotic sensations which increases my pleasure level often to orgasm.

I’ll not quote your entire post @ProV1 but will say that I agree with you and generally take the same approach that you described and for the same reasons.

Don't get me wrong: I'm not against giving/taking fast enemas! I was simply recommending going slowly and gently when introducing a newbie to enemas. Frankly, one of my favorite enema activities involves taking a large (3-4 qt) very soapy, very warm (never hot) enema somewhat slowly, then having my e-mate insert the business end of a 300 ml piston irrigation syringe, and and push the plunger in as fast as she can. The feeling of the strong soapy water forcing its way deep into my already full rectum/colon is fantastic! CAUTION: if you decide to try this, do it in the bathroom. You'll likely lose your entire load almost immediately!

A good speed, neither fast nor slow, about a quart per minute I find to be an excellent speed

Like others, it varies depending if I am experimenting. For my typical filling, I do it moderately slow taking about five minutes to get the two quarts of soapy water in. If I am trying to punish myself or just acting out some fantasy, I hang the bag to the full hose limit and the solution is injected in just a couple of minutes. That can be intense and it is much less comfortable than the slower fills. I try to avoid stopping unless it is to change position or on rare occasions, to add more liquid to the bag. A slower fill seems to have less cramping during the expulsion as well.

Definitely slow. As said below, no need to rush. Besides, the slower the fill, the easier it is for me max out my colon. I might even be able to take in a little more, if I am rested enough.

I found that I can always take more with a fast enema. That way, I can get water in before the colon has time to cramp, and when it does, I can just expel it. Also it provides more pressure for water to get in. Slow enemas kind of just get stuck in the front.

I visited someone with quite a large enema bag, which can empty about 2.5 liters in like 1 or 2 minutes. That was a great feeling. I can literally feel the water sloshing around inside, and my belly ballooning. That was the most water I have ever received.

Either slow or fast feel terrific to me, but because the sensation of an enema filling me up feels so good, why not go slow and enjoy the whole process longer? That's my philosophy about enema speed.

It depends on the mood and the scene of play. Sometimes she wants to "enjoy the sight" of me laying on my tummy with the nozzle peaking out from between my buttocks. She will stand back and watch the bag deflate and my reactions. She also likes to move the nozzle in and out as the enema fills me so she will run it on a slow discharge. If she wants to administer the punishment enema, she takes my 4 quart Klystra bag and make it extra soapy. Then she also uses the blow up nozzle and opens the clamp fully and I have to take the entire bag. If not, she will use the wooden paddle with holes I made for her and I still have to finish the bag. She also has an adjustable enema pole that she will raise all the way up to speed the enema.

The only fast thing l like more often than not is my motorcycle and my husband, at times!!!! I enjoy my water slow to medium pace for an enjoyable fill. He may rollercoaster the bag sometimes for a 2nd or 3rd fill. But not real often.

I generally like fast high flow enemas rather than it being slow. Sometimes if I start to cramp a lot or my rectum fills up more and more, without the water advancing evenly around the colon, I may slow it down somewhat. I also have a Higginson bulb in-line so frequently squeeze it a few times to feel an even faster flow if the water is advancing well proximally. The bag is usually about 6 feet above me on the shower door.

Eric

why not go slow and enjoy the whole process longer?

But if you go fast, you can fit in more enemas in the same time period.

But if you go fast, you can fit in more enemas in the same time period.

I've found that some days you can go faster than others. It might be how full you are, position or just attitude. On those days I will hold the bag up higher and give it a little faster. On the other hand if I hear a groan or get cramping I will slow it down. You have to play that enema bag like a violin!

My preference is a slower enema.

I like to mix up the speed. I take some fast, some slow, and some I alternate between fast & slow.

Slow for me, much more relaxing and effective