How much time does your enema take on average?

With setup and cleanup time not counting, I like to take a gallon and hold it for at least an hour, sometimes longer. The setup time is usually three to four minutes, same for putting the equipment away. I can usually empty completely in under a half hour, depending on how cleaned out I am before I start.

For me, about 90 minutes.

It takes me about 15 minutes to prepare the bed, fill and hang the bag (2 quart, Rexall Roxbury Fountain) with warm water with a swish of Ivory bar soap, and get settled. I take the solution slowly with the bag hung about two feet above me, so it takes about 15 minutes to run in fully and the urge to poo get strong. I then move to the bedside commode and poo. After the initial expulsion, I sit for about a half hour to poo and drain fully. It then takes about another half hour to clean up, wash the commode pail and bag, and put things away.

This session cleans me out pretty well and prompts a very complete emptying of my entire bowel.

For three 2qt enemas, about 2 ½ hrs.

I can easily spend 1.5 to 2 hours for a thorough cleansing session, whether soapy or a coffee retention enema session.

If a partner is involved, 2 to 4 hours is adequate for a reciprocal interaction and ultimate happy conclusion.

There are those times when 30 minutes is sufficient for a quick pre-emptive enema whether I'm giving or receiving.

The bottom line is that an enema need not be timed, just adequate for an effective or enjoyable outcum!

Most of my life, when I could, I'd spend at least 3-4 hours for extended enema fun. I'd start with at least three bags of 3+ qts., a nice soapy starter then sea salt and warm water standing in the shower. I sometimes took my Klystra 4qt. beauty and filled it to the brim until I had to let it all out. Then when clear, I'd set up in the bed and enjoy a beer, white wine, champagne or still my favorite, a coffee and vodka enema of at least 3-3½ qts. I used the dbl latex balloon nozzle from 1985 to 2003(eventually failed) as well as numerous delrin butt plug tips, douche bulbs and other fun toys. The SNC retention nozzles in my avatar have all been deliciously enjoyed. I still snuggle up in bed for my final filling while watching videos and … My enema time is me time. I accept and love myself.

Including prep and clean-up, one hour plus or minus

When I do my cleansing sessions, it will usually consume about an hour to 1.5 hours max and that results in “running clear” returns. My max “hold” times are usually five minutes for each enema before release.

Anywhere from 15 to 60 minutes. Just depends on how my sub's gut is that day, what solution I am putting in, how fast I let the enema flow in, and what might be going on that day.

An hour or two depending on how many I do that day, need a bit of time in-between as well.

About 10 minutes per filliup using a flow meter.

2-3 hrs.

1-2 hours for a series of 4 enemas, including preparation & cleanup.

Depending on the size (1 ½ quarts up to 3 quarts), 10 -15 minutes to prepare the solution and fill the bag. I hang my bags high, so going in is usually under 5 minutes. I'm not much for retaining them so it's off to the toilet. Release time is ½ hr to 45 minutes or so. Sometimes, depending on what I've used, soap wise, there may be a few “aftershocks”.

Elaine

I don't take enemas as often as I used to and when I do it is usually with my husband. We take turns as giver and receiver. We like to have at least two hours of completely stress free, uninterrupted time together. No phones, no kids, no dogs. Doing this in a nice hotel is a special treat. We have as long as we like and plenty of hot water and fresh towels.

40 minutes… fill to spill but cleansed good

I would say after the insertion of the douche nozzle up my ass and done on the toilet probably 45 minutes.

My normal way is 3 liter of hot and soapy water without retention is about 20-30 minutes from sentencing myself to it to opening the clamp. Taking is usually no more than 5-6 minutes. Then a toilet time 20-30 minutes on average. Cleaning the scene is also another 10-20 minutes. It's in total up to an hour and a half.

The hard way is up to 4 liters and some retention. It's up to a two hours.

Sometimes i use "ASAP mode" which is targeted to be as fast as possible.

It performed by 500ml syringe with tubing and short (about 10-15 cm of insertable length) but relatively thick (14mm) colon-tube-like-nozzle on the end. A water is plain and room temperature or a little colder. The total volume is from two to four of that syringes. The position is standing. And syringe's piston is pushed fast and hard.

This way it is not comfortable. But i've noticed that the faster it goes in, the faster it goes out.

So ASAP one is taking up to a half an hour in total.

From time my Health Aide arrives ; I have bed all prepared , equipment , supplies out ect, She fills 2 Qt bag , comes to place where I am already laying on bed , gets nozzle snugly in place , starts giving warm baking soda enema till it just plain stops , usually less than a quart , I go expel then she has bag refilled to bout 1 ½ Qt and that goes in easily till discomfort suddenly sets in , then she stands by till that is expelled . Check's me over for issues and departs , usually takes about 1 ¼ hrs . Used to be series of 3 enemas , a small ,then medium , and a large ! The actual amount in quarts or ounces is not important but how I feel afterward is most important ! Last couple years my capacity has diminished with my age . am almost 81 now , very lucky to have nice lady to come do it , got her thru an overheard conversation .

Just going to take a quick one; shouldn't take 15 mins.

It depends on how much time my giver has and how my body is accepting to the nice warm soapy water.

Then we will always enjoy a rinse enema later in the day. That one usually goes in nice and smooth.

I look forward to the act of the enema I so love itself. But I have learned to actually enjoy the intimacy with my giver even more.

Shy🌟

No two enemas are the same even after years of fun and experimentation. However, over that time I’ve been able to get a good handle on “averages” so, here goes:

Set up takes about 10 minutes to select a nozzle, hook up the hose and get the water temperature just right. A splash of soap, lube the nozzle, lay down a towel and I’m all set.

Draining the bucket into my bowels is the most variable part of the process. On average, 2 and a half minutes per quart.

Retention time: zero. Just my preference.

Expulsion: variable depending on additives. If I have included baking soda then expulsion takes a LOT longer - maybe 30 minutes for a full gallon. If not, then 10 minutes.

So, about 30 minutes for the first enema of a series. Thereafter, 20 minutes per bucket.