Time to empty a bag

Last evening I took 3 enemas. The first two were 3 quarts each of very warm, very soapy water. The last one was only 2 qts. My colon was completely clear and relaxed and I decided to see how fast I could take a full bag. I hung the bag as high as I could get it with the hose length provided by a standard fountain syringe kit. I'm thinking the bottom of the bag was probably about 5-5-1/2 feet above my butt as I lay flat on my stomach on the bathroom floor on a folded towel with the douche syringe fully inserted. I opened the clamp and started timing. When I heard the bag suck empty 82 seconds had elapsed. Maybe if I were using a larger diameter tubing and syringe with the holes enlarged I might do it quicker. With my colon as relaxed as it was, there was no cramping at all. Just an increased pressure of fullness. Has anyone else experimented with how quickly they can fill themselves?

If you are fully cleaned out and using a 3/8" ID hose with the bottom of the Klystra bag and about four feet above yourself, the four quart bag will empty in about 50 seconds (yes, I timed it). Given that your colon will exert a little back pressure, but not much if you are cleaned out and the colon is relaxed, the four quarts at that height should take a little over a minute if you hang the bag at 5-5 1/2 feet. My max is three quarts, and if I'm going for speed, I can do that in about 65 seconds with the bag bottom at four feet once I've been cleaned out and relaxed.

A wider hose will let you do it faster.

NOTE: My newer Klystra bags have had the restrictor hose barb in the bag removed so the water really flows fast. Our original Sherema and OLD Klystra bags (from the mid to late 1980's and 1990's respectively) have no restrictor hose barb on the bag. The restrictor barbs will significantly slow down the water flow rate.

It takes me little over 3 min using a douche nozzle

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The best height is about 3ft(1 meter) above your rectum when you're in position. At that height, the first enema, when you're still full of poop, should run about 1 US Qt( Slightly less than a liter) per minute. After you have fully expelled the first enema, they go a little faster!

Sometimes the fast fill ones can be amazing. I find that flow speed really depends on how many holes are in the nozzle, or how large the opening is. Some nozzles you might be able to enlarge or add more holes to get a faster flow rate. Douche nozzles are probably the easiest to modify as you can simply add another hole to the top of the nozzle. Take care not to use the modified douche nozzle for its intended purpose though, water should never be introduced into the cervix.