The last few ounces in the bag

During a good enema I enjoy watching the a bulging bag slowly deflate. Sometimes when I first feel full I'll notice a few ounces left in the bag hmm... What to do.... Stop the flow? Cajole the last few ounces in? Take the bag in hand and squeeze them in with force? What do you do?

Heh heh -- I'm sure we all know the feeling. I admit that sometimes I really feel that I can't take any more, so I shut off the flow and wait and try to relax. Usually I feel better in a minute or so, and go on to finish the bag.

More often though, I pick up the Higginson bulb that's part of the hose and give it a good squeeze. That boost always gives me a thrill and paradoxically makes it easier to take in the rest. Clever fellow, that Higginson.

My primary bag is a latex folding open top type. So for those last few ounces I usually twist the bag to seal it and then squeeze it in fast!

Good to the last drop You got to take it all

After you've taken 2-4 quarts, who cares about the last few ounces in the bag? ? ? ?

Switchablesusie is right on, and is what I do if I am not able to completely drain the bag. I just want the quantity of feeling good and no more. redrub

The last few ounces are very important when going for four quarts.For years,it was the differance of 3.75 quarts or 4 quarts.A few days ago,I hit the mark.I was elated so much that I topped it off with a celebration brandy enema.WOW,what a session,what a feeling.

I turn it off and wait, if I can start and finish then I will but if not, like mom it means another go round 😮

Brandy enema! Oh my,your head the next morning. Boom, boom?

Watching he deflating bag is half the fun. I allways look up at it, especially when the cramps start mounting. I sometimes will be in agony from the cramps, and turn off the flow, only to look up at the bag and see that there is still a good amount of enema left to administer. I hate to waste any of it, so I just lay there for a bit, and when I think I can endure more cramping and pain, I let the flow start again. I love the little "Slurping" Gulping sound the bag makes as the last of the enema solution emptys from the bag.

I'm trying to gather as much info as possible on old fashioned standard hospital enemas.I was in the hospital at age 10 for my appendix removal.although I wasnt given an enema, the kid in the next bed was, and I heard him crying and carrying on.I've heard it said that the nurses make you take every last drop,then make you hold it.is this true? I would love for an older nurse to inform me of the details of this procedure, so that my lady can perform it on me. I'm not concearned about the discomfort this procedure will surely bring.my goal is to experience this procedure in its entirety....

I so enjoy my traditional red enema bags bulging at the start of my enemas then seeing it slowly deflate right until the last drop and this means my water intake is complete!

Those last few ounces can be very tough, especially if it is my first enema of a series. My first is a quart of warm soapsuds, given slowly with the tubing partially clamped and the bag hung about four feet above the rectum to provide enough pressure to continue the flow through all but the more severe cramps ( a check valve prevents backflow). Those last few ounces are often a struggle requiring a position change, a pause in the flow, deep breathing and tummy rubbing....all worth the effort when the gurgling sound of the bag emptying is heard and knowing the holding of the delivered soapsuds will begin another phase of the cleansing process. Of course a Higgenson can make short work of those last ounces, but I kinda like working through them 'naturally'.

If I cannot finish the last few drops I shut off the flow ,get up and ad a glass full of water, get back in position, relax a moment and then take the rest unti you hear that slurping sound of an empty bag. Getting up and moving seems to make room for the rest, and the extra glassfull is my punishment for not taking it all the first time.

You want that little bit when the bag is totally flat. That's how you know there was no air in the bag.

When I use a clear disposable bag I can tell how close i am to the gurgling sound. On the business end of mom's white enema can, I could not tell how much was left to take, just "a little more."

When the once bulging bag is laying flat against the wall is enough of an indication for me that I've taken a good enema. I don't care if a few ounces are left in the bag and the hose because I've taken enough to give me the results I wanted.

What a sweet sound the gurgle is.

I have a clear 4 quart silicon bag and like to watch the water level. When there is just a little left I know that I can take it all. Usually there is a small amount left in the hose. I feel good knowing I took it all.

You just have to love that gurgle as a bag goes empty. Also they tend to twist and turn a bit as they go completely flat.

When you use one of the classic folding bags like STARLET or SOJOURN the bag makes a distinct "snap" when it empties

Closed-top HWB bags don't give you the "kiss" that open tops give on emptying. I only use open tops. If I'm almost at maximum full, I pull the nozzle, let most of the water out of the bag, reinsert the nozzle and enjoy the "kiss" for the last few ounces.

I love to take the full bag as the huge bulging bag empties and goes flat, what a sight and turn on and feeling too!

Even though the results aren't affected, I get a thrill out of emptying the bag and watching the level drop into the tube. For that reason, I use a clear silicone bag and hose. I'm disappointed if I can't take it all. I especially like enema videos where you can see the soapsuds in the bag and watch the level drop as the warm soapy water drains into the bowels of the recipient.

I can only manage about 2 1/2 quarts now, but I occasionally made it to 3 qts some time back. I'd like to train to take more, but safely.

Squeezing the bag for the last few ounces or using an inline pump are very effective at getting those last few ounces.

When I asked my Mom to stop the flow because I was full, she would do that, but not before she gave the bag a squeeze!

Its an enema and not like Maxwell House coffee that is good to the last drop. If you made a full bag and there's only an ounce or two left, you will have a successful enema, especially if you hold it for some period of time.

I've experienced the same problem. If I'm not cramping I usually take the bag and squeeze the remaining solution in by hand. After all the idea is to get the solution as far in as possible for a good cleansing.

I've found that my cramping can be brought on mentally, like when I watch the bag the whole time I start I will start feeling like I can't hold anymore with about a half quart left, but if I turn my attention to play or something else I can take the whole bag...

Ive the usual for me mixed feelings about so many things. The last few ounces is a bittersweet dilemma made more so if i have a pitcher ready to refill the open top bag. There's countless tales of being told to take it all however phrased. Some of those phrases are embedded memory triggers as in= Close eyes whilst recalling what YOU were told about such things...

All of those aside- for me? If- I stop with maybe an inch or more= few ounces- in the bag- there's little to no chance of getting air into me. If I drain the bag before the refill it makes that unavoidable unless I remove nozzle/let flow til air is purged. Which can be a major breaker of mood all it's own. I have managed to incorporate the motions of pouring that pitcher into bag as part of my session mindset.

"I love myself enough to do this for ME"

Which is so erotic an affirmation of self- love as to simply melt all the hesitance about twisting around from my lying on side in bathtub-position and joyously slowly pour another 2 quarts in. Bittersweet comes in as biting my lower lip gently teasing myself as to if I'd be happier which way now?

See- taking the next howevermuch with NO air is a hugely different ride than if there's a hose's worth of air to cramp me as it will. There's no might there, yet- those cramps are how I've melted into hands free orgasm going from what approaches stupidly painful breaking over into a dissolving orgasm.

Giggles- an orgasm from cramps and fantasies alone. yeah- the last few drops are worth the effort.