How many enemas do you take in a series/session?

Usually 3 warm 2QT bags.

As many as it takes to get to a clear return. Always at least three.

I always keep going until I get that clear return, no matter how many it takes. Sometimes even with four and certainly if it takes more than four, I am usually feeling pretty ragged out.

I have to get it to a clear return!

Now and again I have had to resort to a 4 qt enema

Usually 4 to 5 enemas starting at 2 quarts and increasing to 3 to 4 quarts by the last one. The solutions change with each one: Epsom salt, Ivory soap, glycerin and the last being a baking soda and salt rinse. Last one is usually "clear" or slightly dirty return with fine pieces of pooh and some mucous.

I have been disabled from a car accident for almost 6 years. I have the house to myself from about 9 AM. To 6 P.M. through the week. I usually start taking 4-quart enemas at about 10 A.M. and stop at about 2 P.M. I can take about 5 or 6 enemas during this time. I don't hold them, most are taken in the knee-chest position while I take others on my back with my legs resting on the top of the toilet which pushes my knees towards my chest. Most of the time I hang the bag on the shower curtain rod however, I also hang it from the towel rod on occasion. I use a temperature of around 109 to111 degrees although I can take 112 or 113 if I guess wrong on my wrist. I check the final temperature using a digital meat thermometer. I am 71 years old and have been taking large volume enemas for many years, thus I have taken thousands of them.

I have posted links to two of my enemas on earlier posts which are on x-hamster.com under “gallon enemas”. When I first joined Enemasforfun.com people were still arguing about whether gallon enemas were possible. How times have changed, by the way, I have taken at least two 6-quart enemas by taking a 4-quart enema and adding two more quarts to the bag and several by weight after taking a gallon enema with the residual left in my colon from previous enemas.

For me I only take two. The first one is a warm soapsuds of a quart and a half. The second is a saline of about a quart and a half of very cool water.

4… 4x 2qt warm tab water. Most if the time I'm clear after 4, sometimes 3. 45 to 60 minutes total time.

Then ready to play knowing I'm clean.

Once i did 2 bags at one time, so 3 to 4qt, but after playing and a shower i had a release of water later that night… at work. 😃

Not doing that again.

Last posted here in Feb of 2012 - amazing some 7 years have flown by…. back then I had no hernia and could take all the enemas I wanted - oh, I should have taken more, allot more. If memory serves me, I would do 3 soapy enemas, 4, maybe 5 enemas 2qt, 3qt, sometimes 3.5 and even 4 (very rare though)… I did two bags connected by a Y a few times as well as force filling a closed top bag a number of times. Would also start a session using the bulb and do a bit of self role-play where I pretended I was someone giving them to me and telling the person getting them (me) that if the bulb was not effective, I'd need to use the bag (which I had already setup and hanging over me). Ha, so it was a fore-gone conclusion that the bag would have to be used… What determined the number I'd do was how well I was expelling. Seems my rectum/anus would get sore and swell during a session, making it a bit difficult to get the enema all out of me, and I did not want a case of the dreaded dribbles…

It depends on how much time I have. This week has been interesting so far. Monday was one 2.5 quart soapy enema administered by my colon hydrotherapist prior to the colonic, Tuesday it was one 3.5 quart Ivory enema, one 3.5 quart Bronners/coconut oil soap, one 3.5 rinse enema and one 4 quart rinse enema. Today one 3.5 quart coconut oil soap enema followed up with a 4 quart rinse. I may be done for the week, but sure feel good and clean!

Usually I take between 1 and 3 two quart enemas at one time. However, on particular occasion when I had an unlimited amount of time and privacy, I actually took nine (9) enemas, one right after the other. When I was done, the “itch” was thoroughly sated, and I was completely clean and feeling wonderful.

It really depends on the amount of time I have available. If I have a good amount of time I will take 2 2Q soapsuds enemas followed by two sea salt 2Q enemas. If I don't have much time I will take one 2Q sea salt enema. The first soap suds enema is always difficult to take and very difficult to hold with subsequent enemas easier on both fronts.

Adding to previous post… I would not take a plain water rinse enema after my soapy enemas. I found that plain water would stay in me… without soap there would be no cramps to get the water to expel; instead I'd be left with the dreaded dribbles…

I find I’m still typically doing 2-3 enemas in a series.

I take one 4 quart enema and then I jerk off. That's all I can do. Go figure

I like to do a smaller clean out with about a quart then take two quarts to clean deeper and finish with one quart coffee.

Two is best if you have the time.

For me a good series is 3-5 beginning with 1or 2 soapy enemas using Ivory, Dr.Bronner's or J&J baby shampoo. I then proceed with 1-2 salt and baking soda rinses. Before finishing with a final enema of coffee. All of these fills are 2-3 quarts each. When finished I feel relaxed and refreshed.

I usuall take 4 fillings and some days I do 2 more.

I sort of go on the theory, more is better. Sounds silly I know, but that is what I do.

I prefer to take 3 2 quart enemas at a time using plain water. Any more than that and I can start feeling strange from absorbing too much water. I prefer not to use saline so I don't go that route. I use an open top silicone bag with a flow meter, and a large 10" silicone enema nozzle with a retention base and beaded profile. Someday I would like to take all three in the series while wearing a urinary catheter.

If I am taking an enema series, I usually take anywhere between 2 and 4, 3+ liter enemas. Usually starting at 3 liters and finishing up at 4 liters or close to it.

Usually 2. Max 3

Always three. Given by my wife and always for some kind of sexual purpose. First two are cleansing, soapy, deep enemas delivered by colon tube. The last is a baking soda and water rinse. All three between 2-3 quarts.

For many years it was a soapy fill followed by a clear water rinse. Today my enema routine (every other day, sometimes every day) is a very warm water soapy fill of 1 tablespoon Dr. Bronner peppermint in 2 ½ quarts water taken with my silicone double balloon. No rinse. I've found it to be a relaxing fill and a thorough cleanse that “quiets down” relatively quickly. Then it's shower, shave and start the day.

I always want to be able to do at least two, and preferably three. Often I'll do four. The first two are necessary just for clearing the way of most or all major material. This makes the third and possibly fourth much easier, comfortable, and more relaxing to take a larger volume. I also use rapid shower hose enemas with a kind of open colonic system to let the water flow out around the nozzle, which makes it difficult to count how many enemas, but it's certainly more than a few large fills and releases.

To answer my own post, I get the best, total cleansings from a ride on my colon hydrotherapy, Toxigen Model “B” closed system machine. Many if not most of the cleansings on this machine show the discharge water to be clear. As to how many enemas that might equal it would be at least more than ten with an injected volume that starts at about a quart and ends with approximately a gallon. The last fill is always retained to be discharged into the toilet which is close by at about ten feet. The discharge of that last fill is usually viscous brown and from the ascending colon. A colonic of this sort can take an hour of more but yields a total cleansing and leaves me feeling psychologically up beat and feeling great!

A lesser intense enema session which I do almost daily, is the fill that I get from the Jugbag of my avitar. When it is filled, it delivers an enema of a little over a gallon in about fourty-five minutes. Those enemas are usually self administered in the early morning between 4 and 6 A. M. to cure insomnia. Two or three of those in a series are often almost as good as a colonic physically and are a lot better than a sleeping pill!

Either way, put irrigating your colon into your daily routine to feel healthier and happier because an enema a day keeps the doctor away!

I usually take 3 or 4 enemas from my 3 quart bag. I keep on going until I get to the nasty stuff (or try to get to the cecum). This is about every 3 days - unless I'm uncomfortable. I can't have a bowel movement without an enema so I try to keep things moving right along.

Usually 3 enemas does the trick for me. I can hold more water with each successive enema.

I've almost always had trouble holding in future enemas after taking one. I'm not sure why; it feels like my gut's just primed to push out anything after the first enema, no matter the solution I've tried before or after.

I was in a huge enema mood yesterday, so much so that a series was well on the mind to attempt, despite knowing it'd likely be cut short by cramps. After a first 3 quart enema with Dr. Bronners peppermint soap and subsequent emptying out, I tried a 3 qt. enema with about 6 ounces of glycerin. I hardly felt the glycerin and felt that the solution was kinda stuck, so after mostly emptying out I went for a third bag, with 3 quarts of Dr. Bronners again but 2 capfuls instead of 3. I only got a bit over 2 quarts from what the bag suggested.

That said, it certainly satiated my enema need in the moment. I'll likely be trying out two or three bags in a session to see if I can get over the strange hang-ups my gut has about enema series.

I've almost always had trouble holding in future enemas after taking one. I'm not sure why; it feels like my gut's just primed to push out anything after the first enema, no matter the solution I've tried before or after.

Try slowing down the flow and just using warm water with a pinch of salt. If you have to release, do it then try one more. At some point your colon will calm down. Relax!

I've almost always had trouble holding in future enemas after taking one. I'm not sure why; it feels like my gut's just primed to push out anything after the first enema, no matter the solution I've tried before or after.

Not everyone is able to take an enema right after a previous enema. We aren't all the same so it may not work for you. You may just need to wait 20 to 30 minutes, or whatever your body says, and then try the next one.

It will draw out the enema taking experience…which I do not see as a bad thing.

Not everyone is able to take an enema right after a previous enema. We aren't all the same so it may not work for you. You may just need to wait 20 to 30 minutes, or whatever your body says, and then try the next one.

That is an alternative. I think it might be the soap, some people can't tolerate it. Try plain water with a teaspoon of salt per quart so you don't absorb it. If you still have trouble you can go slower as she suggests.