Fleet Enemas

It si to much burner for the anus, I prefer to diluited it in 1,5 liters of warm water o cammomille. it is enaught clean solution with out burner sensation

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There are recipes for everything from coffee to bananas to alcohol and everything in between here. So far I have only used plain water and/or preparations like Fleet. I have no knowledge of medicine or chemistry so when I read the ingredients on the Fleet bottle it is just a bunch of meaningless long words I can't pronounce. All I know is that it works pretty good and is a great prelude to anal sex as well as being erotic on its own. Does anyone know exactly what these ingredients are and why they work? Also, are these ingredients available commercially? It would be cool to mix my own in large batches and administer them from a bottle using a favorite plug. Thanks in advance for your answers.

Hi curious. I work in a Chemistry lab and have access to these chemicals. They are Sodium Phosphate in two forms, mono and di-basic. It's sometimes called a Phosphate enema. I think Fleet sells the same stuff as an oral laxative in bottles, you could make enema solution with that, read the labels and do the math. I have made my own using the bulk powders, but they are not commonly available to my knowledge, but perhaps could be ordered. They are not hazardous materials, so you probably could.

This kind of solution is a saline enema, one with a lot of salt in it. This pulls water into the intestine by osmosis and ceates a flood. Epsom salt wil pretty much do the same thing. Phosphates are somewhat soap-like and add to the effect.

Here's my suggestion. Forget the Fleets, get a 2-quart bag, a big bar of Ivory soap, and some glycerin suppositories. Insert two supp. in your butt, then run some hot water in the sink. Stir and rub the soap in the water, let the water run in slowly over the bar. Make it very warm, almost hot. While still holding the suppositories, take an enema of 2 quarts soapy water, hold it for five minutes. This will give you the classic enema experience, much better that phosphates or plain water. Try it and see!

Bob H,

Thanks for the info. I knew someone on here would point me in the right direction. I assume the glycerin suppositories are available at any drug store. I'll mix up a batch of soapy water and give it a try. If you read of a massive explosion close to the WI/IL border near Lake Michigan you'll know it worked! 😃 I'll file a progress report after the first go around. Thanks again for the info.

Curious

Bob H suggestion should get things moving, but good! I would suggest a plain water enema afterward as a rinse.

I like retention enema's so I usually use a little less than 1 level table spoon of salt per 2 qts of water. That's pretty close to 9 grams per liter of water.

If you don't have the bag, you can get one at the drug store as well. The quality is not very good, but it's a way to start.

I'm just up the road, so if you explode, I'll probably hear it.

Enemalover1952,

That's funny! I hope you don't have to duck when you hear the explosion!

Seriously, I think your suggestion of a clear water clean up afterward is a good common sense idea. Thanks for the tip.

I don't think fleet enemas are as arousing as the bag or syringe method. One squeeze and it's over. The other methods are prolonged and generously exciting

SSE's are much better than the fleets. A better cleaning out

Hey Bob H,

I tried your suggestion over the weekend. You were right, it worked like a charm! And damn fast too! You would think those little suppositories (Walgreen's generic brand) would slide right in but their waxy feel makes them sticky. Had to use a dab of lube on them. The directions say to get them as deep as possible(Aw, do I have to?) I couldn't get them that deep bit the nozzle also makes a great pusher. Those little guys are in there now! I also took enemalover1952 suggestion for a rinse. It was also a good excuse to fill up again. What a great hobby this is.

I do not use fleet enemas, but I am really turned on by pictures of someone getting a fleet enema. I also have a fantasy of giving my ex-wife a fleet enema, which I almost did but she said it was too cold and that was the end of that.

I like fleets for a quick kick in the butt. I read of a Master who carried them around for travelling enemas. Get the enema feel without the big fill.

I like the mineral oil fleets when I want to "get things moving" My partner heats one up for me, and it's just enough.

I sometimes like to squeeze a fleet enema up my butt, then take a full bag of water. It gets things stirring around quick. I don't know if it should be done too often. Does anyone have any input om this?

I'm like Linda, I like to take a 2qt enema, release it and use a Fleet mineral oil enema in the knee chest position to aid in the insertion of a colon tube.

I too am turned on by images of young men and women taking a Fleet enemas.

For my own use, I prefer the larger "Fleet Extra" enemas replacing the harsh phosphate solution with warm Olive oil or an Olive Oil & glycerine mixture. Warmed in the Micro-Wave and taken while lying on your tummy makes for a delightful experience.

Electra

I do not like Fleet enemas They are difficult to administer by yourself. And are very harsh. A doctor gave me a few when I complained of constipation. I gave them back to her and told her I would go home and use my bag whenever needed

Can't stand them for personal use don't even like using them at work although ill agree they do work well gives very harsh cramps

Is it really safe to mix all of that together at once?

I think it shouldn't be a problem.

Normally you can mix glycerin with water and salt so why not also adding some ivory soap to enhace the cleaning process.

From my personal experience it works very well, but as some of you said before you'd better rinse afterwards to make sure all the soap is out.

Question

Prior to having some procedures I have been instructed to take a fleet enema and I really dislike them. When complete, I can't expel and feel constipated. I don't feel it's an adequate bowel prep. The next time I receive these instructions I want my S/O to give me a regular larger bag enema instead. Would this be okay?

I prefer the mineral oil fleets to the regular fleets. It will really get things going. Just warm the mineral oil enema up in warm water and take it. Won't be long before it will work. After expelling the mineral oil, I then take a couple 2 quart warm water bag enemas and have great success in getting everything cleared out. Much less discomfort than using the regular fleets.

I don't like fleet enemas at all, I perfer 2 quarts of warm water from a enema bag.

I prefer the bag, but a Fleet is still quick, convenient, and gets the job done

This is what I have been using until I try my first, full real enema. I know that this difference between a Fleet and a full enema is going to change everything.

Can someone explain to me the differecne between the saline and the mineral oil? What can I expect if I switch over? I started out with a small, saline Fleet and am now up to the larger size. What will the mineral oil do for me?

Fleets aren't really discreet enough for work, and also don't give me very thorough relief. I usually use suppositories on weekdays at work (just tuck one in your shirt pocket and insert it at the john, and no one's the wiser -- can't really do that with a fleet, and the expulsion of the liquid is a dead giveaway if someone hears it). If I feel constipated on the weekend, I usually give myself a soapy bag enema. Nothing does a more complete cleanout, and I am regular for at least a few days.

My first experience with a Fleet enema happened before I got married and had three roommates in an apartment we shared. I suffered from occasional bouts of constipation from as long as I can remember. One day we were sitting around the apartment talking and I noticed my roommate Joan was holding her stomach and her faced was grimaced. She admitted that she was really constipated and hadn't gone in a few days. My other roommate Anne said she had also suffered in the same way and had a couple of "Fleet enemas" tucked away in her room [news to the rest of us!!] and that Joan was welcome to try one out. Joan had never had an enema before and really didn't want to start now. (my other roomies and I all had enemas as children and were really surprised that Joan was an enema virgin) We finally talked her into trying one out, since she desperately needed the relief.

Ann brought Joan into our bathroom and had her lay down on a bath towel on the floor with her right leg pulled up. She then pulled her panties down and spread Joan's cheeks with her left hand, lubed her anus with some KY, and then inserted the tip into Joan's rectum. "The Fleets in," barked Ann;..we laughed! 😁 (Joan was embarrassed baring her bottom and anus to another people since this was the first time she exposed herself in this way;..ya, she was still a "virgin," no man had seen her butt yet!) However, she knew she needed quick relief from the stomach pains. Ann squeezed the bottle emptying it into Joan's rectum and had her lie still until she felt some action start. In ten minutes Joan was expelling an enormous amount of backed up poop. She spent a good half-hour on the toilet and we all encouraged her by cheering her on;...."atta girl",..."keep pushing"!

When she finally finished, she was so relieved and was now so comfortable we all decided to go out for pizza. I was amazed how well that little squeeze bottle worked for Joan. (Unfortunately, my own experience with a Fleet didn't have the same happy results though)

Can you still buy the Fleets Mineral oil enema? I haven't seen any in stores lately.

Jack

Jack - Yes you can. I recently purchased a couple of them at a local Walgreens.

You betcha, bottom shelf at walgreens, green and white box, you cant miss them

I've had a Fleet Mineral Oil Enema but never a saline one. What is the difference in how it feels? I find that with mineral oil I have to finish the job with some suppositories.