Fleet enema

I’m fairly new to enemas but have given myself strictly water enemas. I want to start mixing something with the water and was thinking of mixing in a store bought fleet enema. Would that be ok?

I’m fairly new to enemas but have given myself strictly water enemas. I want to start mixing something with the water and was thinking of mixing in a store bought fleet enema. Would that be ok?

I suppose it would be OK, but it sounds like a bit of a waste. You did not indicate how much enema you are taking, but I suggest that you get yourself a bag. Then use plain warm water and a couple of tsp of baking soda. It will be easy to take and you will hopefully enjoy the experience. A word of caution: don't go crazy mixing all sorts of things into an enema. Not everything is safe.

@Freezer96

Try something mild, like a bit of Ivory bar soap (NOT liquid) or Dr. Bonner's.

I have taken about a 1.5 quart enema.

Fleet enemas are very crampy. They make you push. Try something mild like Ivory.

What kind of water should I use in a enema

Preferably the wet kind….

@Freezer96

Just use plain, comfortably warm tap water If you want added poo power, swish a bar of Ivory bar soap in the water for 30 seconds or so. A bagful of either and you'll soon poo.

@ilffer

Good answer to a dumb question.

I was taught as a preteen to give myself a two quart Ivory soap enema for constipation, then a two quart salt and baking soda enema to rinse the colon of soap afterwards. Our RN grandmother taught us to make the soapy enema with Ivory soap. She said, “it should look milky, but see-through” taking as much of the two quarts as possible. Afterwards, to rinse our colon with a two quart salt and baking soda enema using one teaspoon of salt and one teaspoon of baking soda per quart of warm tap water. Being sure to take the full two quart rinse enema. If we couldn’t take the full two quarts, repeat the rinse enema a second time.

As teenagers, my siblings an I found that skipping the Ivory soap enema and doing two enemas with only salt and baking soda worked just as well for us. However, we still did an Ivory soap then a rinse enema with salt and baking soda at least once a month, or when one of us pacifically asked for one.

Years later, once I’d gotten married, my wife and I picked up a couple of fleet enemas and gave them a try. Neither of us were very impressed with them. We did however, keep the two bottles so they could be reused for a quick rinse when we didn’t have time for a real enema.

What kind of water should I use in a enema

In another thread someone recommended powdered water.

I saw a baby enema by fleets

With enemas it is always good for those in fetish play to jump in an get used to more volume and different siolutions like Dr Bonners Castile soap. Try using the traditional bay and hose. Don’t hold back . Just go for it . Test yourself. That is satisfaction at it’s best.

@toshe63

Fleet has two enemas for kids:

Fleet Babylax are little d1sposable applicators filled with glycerin. Half the glycerin of the Adult applicators

Fleet Saline Enemas, pediatric version, like an adult Fleet, but ½ the bottle volume.

Either just make the kid push within 5 to 15 minutes, but do nothing to soften the poo. This is just like the adult versions and the results can be pretty uncomfortable if the recipient is full of hard poo.

It was a commercial on tv. No reason for my name to be mentioned

The recent Fleet ads on TV have been for the adult version of the Fleet Glycerin applicators.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nAXfA0lH08

There is also a longer version.

I find it interesting that this product is a US version of a product, the ‘fig’ hat has been common in Asia for over 50 years and is a staple of many videos there. The Asian versions are often 50/50 glycerin and water and many are larger than the Fleets. The largest size I've seen are 150ml, a “clinical” version,and I can only imagine what one of those would do.

Just take it like any other enema.

Better an empty stomach but NEVER an absolutely full one.

Drink plenty of water before starting.

Get in the Simms position and stay in it.

Pop the green shield.

Insert it gently ALL THE WAY to the ribbed part.

Take slow, deep breaths and squeeze the bottle. Leave it in and squeeze it up the best way you can. Try to get it all in if you can.

Take it out and without getting out of position, set it aside.

RETAIN IT UNTIL YOU CAN'T Probably less than 10 minutes, but it will feel like an hour!

Use all the techniques you would on a full size enema, deep- breathing, bite rag, whatever you need.

As a first timer you have to be satisfied with anything over 6 minutes, a realistic goal is around 7 minutes.

Get to the toilet QUICKLY. Just relax, don't push hard. Gentle push is OK