Time between the beginning of the flow of a soapy enema and the last evacuation

I am habituated to take slight soapy enemas of 2 liters standing upright. Between the beginning of the flow of the soapy enema and the last evacuation I may register 10 to 15 minutes. Which is your time?

My wife and I enjoy our enema time and while I never timed it think that the flow could take 5-7 minutes, hold time of probably 10 and expel time of 15. I always thought that expel time especially should not be rushed in order to avoid potentially messy accidents. Besides why rush any of it?

The time depends on the situation.

A slow administration...can be 15 to 25 minutes. It means more time together - snuggling, pleasuring, and being together. How my sub body takes it figures into this. Slow or stopping as needed to be given a slow enema

A fast experience happens in 5 - 10 minutes because sub has been naughty and needs to be in discomfort for that. The water in essence gets "dumped" into him.

I prefer a slower fill 5-10 minutes for 2 quarts. Then a 10-15 minute hold. If I am not able to hold for the full 15 minutes I just refill my bag and try for a longer hold. Expelling takes 15-30 minutes and I enjoy chatting here while this is happening.

I don't time it but plan on an hour from prepping to the last emptying. Can't count on it being a quicky.

Never thought to time it, but in the sprit of scientific inquiry I will try the next opportunity for some alone time.

I imagine the delivery equipment and solution all have something to do with flow time. i.e. nozzle, tubing, height, soap vs glycerin vs baking soda etc

I usually take about 45 to 60 minutes from the beginning of the flow until the last of the evacuation. The evacuation is by far the longest part of the operation.

I never actually timed that part of it, but I do know that if I plan to give myself an enema I need at least a full hour from the time I get the enema can off the shelf until I return it there.

9 minutes to administer the 3 qt. ivory soap enema, 5-6 minutes retain, and 25-40 minutes to totally expel. Like other posters, I figure an hour start to finish for 1 enema.

With me, the time can vary from at least 45 minutes to an hour, to as long as two hours, if I need to take a second enema. Then I always allow 1 to 2 hours staying close to home after cleaning up. I learned my lesson in a grocery store about that!!

I always try to give my enema subs three bags - two soapy and one rinse. Sometimes two rinses if they are enjoying themselves and want to masturbate and edge longer. I allow at least three hours.

For a two quart fill I will use about two and a half quarts in the bag. About five to ten minutes to fill me up and then I try to leave the extra half quart or so in the bag while expelling the two quarts for however long feels right, usually about twenty to thirty minutes. Then usually standing with the bag hanging high for the last half quart, I will try to retain that amount while I clean up, hang bag to dry and put everything else away. The final release of the session many times seems to be the best. Total time is usually an hour or a bit more from start to finish.

As teenagers, my sister and I could give each other a couple of enemas in an hour and half or less. It was more or less the same, a number of years later, after I got married. Now that I’m solo again, I can do a couple of enemas in forty-five minutes or less.

It takes me at least 1-1/2 to 2-1/2 hours to take a couple of enemas and expel (and enjoy) them. Longer, if I have to walk around and get the last remaining water and poop out. I never take just one enema. It isn’t enough for me! If I’m going to give myself “an enema” it’s always 2 full bags.

I average, across the session one round per hour.

NOT NOT NOT a hard and fast rule!! Just a "rule of thumb"

I find the injection speed that works best is about a quart per minute. I retain each enema 15 minutes if humanly possible. It then takes about 20-30 minutes to fully expel each round.

My advice is to stay flexible and don't go in with too many preconceived notions. It takes the time it takes!

1.5L out of a medical plastic bucket (from last hospital stay). Takes about 50 minutes from beginning to end. Slow fill, less than 5 minutes hold. Always soapy, either Ivory mixed right in the bucket just enough to make it milky, or three squirts of Dr. Bronners unscented.

About two hours unless someone is with me then 3-4 hours.