Fleet Enemas

Fleet Enemas :

One thing I really do enjoy is taking two Fleet Enema Extra's (the larger Fleet's out now with 70% more solution), unscrewing the nozzle, pouring in Dr. Bronner's liquid castile soap to top it off), re-screw the nozzle back on, then heat for twenty minutes the entire disposable Fleet in a sink of hot water to get it very warm.

Then I call in my sub (usually just after she wakes up in the morning, (before her first bm), have her kneel head down, ass up, and give her both of the heated Fleets in a row. Then make her hold this very irritating solution for at least ten minutes.

Very intense enema session for her with just those two heated Fleets.

Enforcer,

You sound too sadistic for my liking. Have you ever given a gentle and loving enema to anyone? - Vicki

I'm with Vicki! Punishment enemas are not for me, either giving or receiving!

Nice warm and slow here

I've also heard that you should NEVER heat up a Fleet enema in the microwave. It somehow changes the chemical makeup of the solution and really does nasty things to your colon. Just something I have heard, not sure if it's true or not.

I agree with you, do what ever you wish to yourself but follow your partners lead!

Hi all. Looks like a wonderful place!!

Just wondering... After giving myself a fleet and holding it in for 5 minutes and then releasing it, about 20 minutes later, i had the urge to go to the restroom again and did.

Does anyone else experience this? Is it not supposed to all be out after one sitting?

Thank you for advice😃

Welcome! Glad you found us and hope you enjoy the website! The sodium phosphate in a Fleet's enema is a laxative, so it makes sense that it caused your bowels to evacuate. This happens to me if I take a soapy enema without a rinse afterwards......hours later, or the next morning, I will have the sudden urge to "go again". It is the laxative effect and not caused by you not expelling the whole enema.

Thank you for the welcome and words. Would I best be suited taking a warm water bag enema instead to avoid having to evacuate several times?

Thank you!

If you can take and hold a Fleet's with no problem, then you should not have any trouble taking an enema from a bag, but go slowly and only take about 1 quart to begin with, then work your way up at your own pace. I always add a tablespoon or so of salt and/or baking soda to my enema, even if it is a soapy enema.

I will try the bag tomorrow. Should i go for 1 quart or less? My mistress said it may be best to start with one cup and not a quart? I think a quart should be ok.

Also, about temperature of water. Is it ok to just run warm water over back of my hand and just guage if it's suitable? I don't have a thermometer to test water temp.

Thanks for all of your help. A new guy trying to get into enemas.

you guys are great. Thanks!!!!

I generally do not make the water any hotter than what I can hold my hands under, but very warm nonetheless. If you are only going to use 1 cup, then you might as well stick with the Fleet's. One cup won't hardly prime the tubing on a bag! You could go ahead and fill the bag, then let about half of it run through the tubing. This will clear all the air out and will also warm the tubing and nozzle nicely. Lie on your left side in a semi fetal position with your right leg bent. Don't let the water run full force, but instead keep the tubing pinched between your fingers so that you can see how it feels to let it just trickle, then slowly loosen your fingers a bit until you can feel the water going in a bit more quickly....keep doing this until you find a level that is comfortable for you. Don't hang the bag too high either...about 2-3 feet above your ass should be plenty for now. I always feel a LOT of pressure right after I start my enema (after maybe a half a quart is in me), but I just take a couple of deep breaths and the pressure subsides, allowing me to take the rest of the enema pretty comfortably. For me, the key is to take deep breaths throughout the enema, especially if I feel cramps for pressure. By all means, if the enema becomes painful, STOP!!!

Thanks again redbag😃 I will go with one quart and start from there. I will be using warm tap water. Some of the stuff I read about retaining tap water worries me.

Should I put a tablespoon of salt in the quart as well??

Thank you!

Nice and slow for me too.

Yep, warm, slow, and NO microwave!

At one time the directions on the box for a Fleet enema suggested warming it in a sink full of warm water before using. I think the reasoning was that if it was close to body temperature( warm,not hot!),it would work better because it would be easier to retain than a cool one would be.

Warm Fleets can be great fun and so can punishment enemas!

Certainly not into punishment enemas!!

Heated fleets work better...try a mineral oil fleet adding glycerine to fill the fleet bottle to top. The mineral oil and glycerine mix. Its refered to as a slimeball.

microwave will melt pinholes in the thin fleet bottle making it leak

I never realized you could heat a Fleet enema! God if I only knew. Better yet, if mom only knew back in the day!

I have yet to receive a Fleet as an adult. I remember hating them as a kid. I think that given that, it would be an intense experience to be turned over his knee and given one. Or better yet, he could push my legs over my head and administer it.

I'm getting all tingly now!

I prefer heating Fleets in warm water to room temperature ones.

Enemanforcer - And you wonder why people are reluctant to take or let someone else give them - what should be at least a pleasurable experiance.. Unless someone is terribly bound up, an enema should be fun and pleasurable. Also, unless you are a qualified chemist, you shouldn't add something to a premixed solution. You can make your own but dont mess with pre mixes.

Just my humble opinion

I'm not into "punishment enemas" that actually would cause the enema to be painful or overly uncomfortable or intolerable.

However I do use a Fleet enema now and then (yes, the "Fleet Enema Extra"), usually when I REALLY am constipated, or sometimes before a colonic or home enema series (with my bag & large douche nozzle).

I prefer my Fleets warmed up. NEVER do it in the microwave, ALWAYS do it w/ hot water in a sink. I've heard that chemicals from the plastic bottle can separate into the enema fluid if microwaved, in addition to possible hot spots, or the bottle perforating like it was mentioned.

Those Fleets can be darned cold! Like someone else here mentioned, I wish my mom had thought of warming them up for me before giving them to me. I had a lot of those cold Fleets growing up!

I realize most here prefer the bag, as do I. Just wondering if anyone here has tried the Fleets Naturals with Aloe Vera, I saw them in some stores on line.

The regular fleets kind of burn.

I haven't tried the Fleets Aloe Vera natural enemas, so I can't vouch for them one way or the other, as far as their effectiveness. However, the one thing you're not going to get with a Fleets is VOLUME, and it is volume, along with the filling up that makes enemas so enjoyable. I don't see the Fleet product as a substitute for a nice bag or cannister enema when it comes to pure erotic enjoyment.

I always thought Fleet enemas kind of defeat the purpose of using an enema instead of a laxative: although you take them rectally and they work faster, they work chemically rather than mechanically the way that regular enemas do. That is, there is a medication in Fleet that induces a bowel movement, its not a physiological effect caused by the flow of water itself. This medication is the reason why Fleet packaging says not to take more than one small 4 oz. bottle in a 24 hour period, but yet its perfectly safe to take a 2 quart bag of plain water or saline all at once.

Finally tried my first Fleet enema -- my first enema ever!

I made plenty of mistakes I won't make next time -- I tried knee-chest, which didn't really provide enough angle, for one. For another, I sat right on the toilet immediately, which I sadly found out meant that I could barely retain for more than a minute.

I did use the fleet Extra, though, as advised on here -- I was so glad I did, because it really was barely enough volume of water. I'm sure I'll graduate to bulbs or bags sometime soon, but even with my mistakes, it was a great start! I loved it -- especially the INSANE amount of pre-cum it produced!!! Yum! Thanks, everyone -- I'm so glad I found this site...

Glad you had a great first time. Bags are a lot easier to self administer.

Don't be shy about going to the Drug Store to buy one.

I agree. Bags are definitely the way to go. Even just a bulb is better than the fleet. I have both 😃

Congrats on the first enema. the next step is a bag, you will be able to use more than once and you have more to work with.

go slow and use a pint then a quart and well you go at your own pace but have fun and relax it is the one thing you will love to relax with 😉