Slow or quick fill

In order to cleanse your colon will you prefer a slow or a quick fill?

Definitely slow fill for me. Quick fills cause my colon to contract and so I can't get as much liquid in the colon.

For me it is slow fill only. Why rush it? Take your time to enjoy it.

Very slow fill

A slow fill is the better way to go for a cleanse of ones colon. It can get deeper and work into those nooks and crannies to get things moving, and out.

A fast fill is more, for me, the pain of giving. A punishment if you want a better description for a fast enema. Fast doesn't just get through the books and crannies. It pushes it's way through.

From my experience its only a question of the practice to take a warm soapy enema of 2 quarts (or liters) in the form of a quick fill standing upright while regulating the flow of the enema liquid with one hand and massaging the abdomen with the other hand.

A few small and quick fills clears the way for that slow enjoyable fill. A nice retention enema of coffee or otherwise provides that R&R aspect that has many of us hooked...especially with an adept administrator who may also massage and manipulate wherever necessary!

I prefer a slow fill. I usually take at least two. The first being a smaller amount which usually produces a strong urge to release to the point the water will be pushed out unless I release. The second and/or third will usually go easier and produce less urge to expel. Slow flow = less cramping and better results for me. However, some of my Doms will switch between fast and slow for different effects.

A slow first fill around body temp to work its way through and clear the path followed by a fast, warm enema to blast loose anything left behind. Final one at a moderate speed and slightly cool to relax the receiver and rinse everything out.

For my first clean out I do a slow fill. After a couple of fills and releases that have cleared things out I will switch to faster flow. I never just release the clamp to a full flow. This is what works for me.

When my siblings and I were teenagers swapping enemas, we ran the flow like our RN grandmother taught us, slowly. However, occasionally during the rinse enema, the horns came out and we ran the flow fast. 😈 Then, of course, we had payback to look forward too… We were just horny teenagers, playing around having fun, swapping enemas.

I prefer slow. Everyone here does also. I guess that is one of the reasons it takes so long besides being four of us and two toilets. Except everyone uses my toilet. They prefer to use my bathroom because it is big. That would also explain how I know what everyone likes so well. I can lay on my bed and watch.

I like them both...

A slowly administered warm enema allows the colon to absorb large amounts. My lady gave me enemas up to almost three liters in this way.

But a fast running enema also has its appeal. Sometimes my red witch gives me a punishment enema from a rubber bag, where she holds the bag very high and lets the solution flow in quickly. This creates a rapid urge to defecate that I have to resist...

Variety is the spice of life...

Always slow - rhythmic pumping with a Higginson's or something similar is my favourite. Except when my Mistress gave me a punishment enema which involved a large bag full to the brim with warm soapy water & hung up as high as she could reach (thankfully she wasn't that tall - maybe 5'4" in high heels) then allowed to flow in one hit no matter how much I whined or protested....

It really doesn’t matter! I just love to take enemas!

I have the following observation. The faster it goes in, the more it irritates, and the faster it goes out.

As for me, taking 2.5-3 liter is a fast regime with relatively small but harsh pumps (with Higgison pump) allows to evacuate with 1-2 turns. When taking as slow as possible results in evacuation in 4-5 turns with much more overall time.

So when i need a fast clean out before long journey - i use fast method. When i have constipation, i try to adapt speed for comfort. Sometimes it easier to take it slow, sometimes - fast. But when i taking enema for brain clean out aka stress relief - the slower is always better.

A also experimenting in changing speed regime like that. First half of liter goes very fast, second - very slow, third - very fast, and so on. It is efficient yet not very convenient for self administration.

I definitely prefer very slow, warm and deep.

I have the following observation. The faster it goes in, the more it irritates, and the faster it goes out.

This one is my observation too and the cause that I will prefer always the quick fill; for example this morning from the "click" at the beginning of a 2 liters SSE to the last emptying 8 minutes!

Slowly...very slowly. Makes the enema more comfortable, retains the solution longer for a more “efficient” return. Lol (I love the way some of those old family medical books described how mothers should give an enema.)

None of the ladies I service with enemas want quick fills. Each prefers slow fills and mostly with a long colon tube up into the sigmoid. That way the tube stays in place and I can massage the hips, labia, clit, vagina and breasts depending on the position my ladies are retaining.

Always slow. For me, relaxing during a slow fill is the ticket to a thorough, comfortable, and stimulating cleanse.

Be it slow or fast, as long as it lasts!! Denise

Well, if using a soapy solution, I find it better to take a fairly fast fill, so I get a good deal of solution in before the cramps start making it difficult.

So, that means at least one quart per minute.

Jon

I prefer slow, and will clamp it until the cramps subside.

Sometimes a slow fill using the bag and a nice nozzle or colon tube.Then there are those times I love fast repeated fills with the shower hose. It’s all good clean fun.

I usually take mine fast. I like the feeling of the quick inflation and sensations of the enema rapidly filling me. Only on rare occasions will I take one slowly.

Many sessions will use one quart quick fill for a quick clean out. Then a nice slow two quarts, sometimes a bit more, using the clamp to control any cramping and to hold it in a bit longer. Love that full feeling for as long as possible!

I enjoy a quicker fill so i will be able to enjoy taking more enemas in the time i have

How fast I take my enema is not always my choice. Most times I get about a quart in and then I have to wait for a few minutes for the cramps to subside before I can take the next quart. This usually takes 8-10 minutes with the bag about 36-40 inches above my ass. But, sometimes I get the whole 2 quart bag in without stopping, in only 3-4 minutes. It seems to me that how long it takes for the enema to go in has less effect on the cleansing than how long it is retained and whether soap or something else is used. If I am doing the enema to clean me out, a bit of soap given in multiple positions (start on left side, roll to right side, then finish on my back) and then held for at least 5 minutes works best. If I’m doing a retention enema such as coffee, I can usually take it fast, a quart in 1-2 minutes and then hold it for as long as I want, usually 15-30 minutes.

Definitely a slow fill as I want to enjoy it as it slowly fills me!