Fleet Enemas

I have not seen them.

Don't know if they are available in the US.

The only "other" Fleet I have used is the Fleet Bisacodyl mini enema.

I have only used it as a pre-enema before an Epsom Salt and Soapsuds on a system cleanout. I have never used it by itself.

Well, before going to the next level (real enemas/large volume)I must say that I have taken a lot of Fleets in the last few years and I had great fun.

However, as said by some of you, it is a different thing. By taking enemas, you insert a large volume of water or other liquids/solutions, expecting mainly a mechanical action - it´s a shame, but I can´t compare, I don´t know the feeling yet. About the Fleets, despite the smaller volume, it is a specific solution that acts directly over the bowels, promoting strong urges / intense feelings that I love - and amazing expulsions of soft/liquid poo (which I like so much, instead of an almost/just liquid). The best for me is the Bisacodyl fleet, but Phospho-soda solution works good as well. I had some not-so good experiences with mineral oil but it is Ok also. This gets me real excited during all the procedure, from "thinking about that" to the insertion, the waiting, the holding and the expulsion, and then a great orgasm before another expulsion... now i´m getting really excited just about thinking of a large enema - I have to do it... But I wonder about what would be a large enema using a fleet solution?...

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Well, before going to the next level (real enemas/large volume)I must say that I have taken a lot of Fleets in the last few years and I had great fun. . . .

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Trust me when I say, you haven't begun to have fun yet!

Start with plain water, then slowly build to other mild recipes before going to the hard to hold and punitive types.

The same goes for increases in volume. Start with one liter, then increase to two or three liters.

You might also want to invest in some REAL equipment, like heavy duty bags, colon tubes and retention nozzles.

Let's be honest😮nce you have taken large enemas, even a couple of times, your intestine has become too stretched for just one Fleet enema. You end up needing 2 or more.

Agreed. Fleets are boring. They kind of had a psychological hold on me because I got them so often as a kid, but when I revisited them as an adult, it was kind of a letdown. It wasn't very intense, and it was over so quickly. I didn't poop much either; and I really missed the sensation of the flood of warm water rushing out of me. And the little nozzle isn't very, ah, stimulating.

The Fleet Oil enemas are fun and work great if you have any problem with hard material. Waring a disposable diaper is the only way I have found to offset the leaking problem.

Hi all, just recieved my first fleet enema in the post, right now its stone cold, should i warm it to body temp or above before use ? or is it best left at room temp ?

From a medical standpoint, it should be close to body temperature.

From a FUN standpoint, the temperature depends on whatever turns you on.

Fairly rare to get repeats in my experience of giving and receiving - others say different but there are several makes, with different chemicals so that might account.

Bear in mind though that they are chemical based and don't be tempted to take two (certainly not more) at the same time.

I find the solution in the the Fleet enemas to be irritating. If I use one for convenience when traveling , I dump the pre mixed solution and fill the bottle with warm tap water.

Well, its happened. Sunday morning has arrived. I put on a disposable diaper then got dressed and after a coffee I pulled down the diaper and slipped in the nozzle. I was lying on my side as per instructions on the box. I squeezed the bottle contents into myself and pulled up diaper and trousers.

Instructions said it would work in two to five minutes, I could feel things happening at two mins, at three I got up and went towards the bathroom and at around four I had liquid coming out and feeling a bit hot on my anus. Just after that an explosion I couldn't hold back ! It had me filling the diaper !!

The reason I did it Sunday was no work to go to so it was safe if there are any after shocks and there were ! two hours later , I only just made the toilet and a lot of liquid came out !

It is now five hours later, guts still rumbling, so its not over yet, me thinks.

Verdict, was good for fun, and will do it again, but maybe better to either have a proper enema or a water rinse enema after the fleet, to stop these repeats !

At least with a soap suds enema, you know where you are, fill up, expel, finish !!

William, I'd go with a water enema. No surprises later, and no irritation. You can do a pint or two, expel, and be off to other things in 15 minutes or less. Many mornings I'll start with a dozen squirts of a higgenson pump just to get the day going. A quick dump, hit the shower, and I'm off for the day.

Hope this helps.....

Neither me nor any sex partners have had problems with fleets and we use them almost exclusively as a prep for enjoyable anal sex. They don't clear you completely out but take care of everything far enough in that penetration isn't uncomfortable, there is rarely any distracting residue and they work quickly and efficiently. I personally consider enemas almost mandatory before anal sex and fleets are usually the choice. That is not to say that other types of enemas can't be enjoyed for themselves and then followed by anal sex. In fact, that's usually the case.

Good for anal sex and also for bm best warmed up in microwave

So little volume with such a big after affect. Boomshakalaka my girlfriend just enjoys watching me squirm ???

Micro wave is the best way to warm a fleet, and you are right Little Miss Torrie they are a lot of bang for the buck or should I say the butt? 😁

Fleet enemas are my least favorite (though I occasionally enjoy one.) For one thing, I miss the larger volume. Then, the expulsion often feels as though it's not from high enough (though after a while it probably is.) I find the sensation much less agreeable than a two-quart warm (or warmer) enema.

About heating: 1) warmer than room temp does seem to have brisker effects with less cramping. 2) I wouldn't advise folks to nuke it. Putting it in a bowl of hot tap water has the distinct advantage that it can't get hotter than the water, so you've already tested that it's tolerable (unless yoiu didn't, but then, why not?)

Recently I had a simulation session for prostate radiation. Necessary is an empty rectum and full bladder. The choice for preparation was laxatives or fleet enemas. Is that a difficult choice for a klismo?

The Fleet mineral oil enemas are outstanding when you need lubrication to pass hard material. Oil will seep out when holding them. Adult diapers do a good job keeping the seepage from being a clean up problem.

Had about a thousand of these growing up. Very irritating back then and they still are today. But sometimes...you just have to punish yourself.

I had about a thousand of them too, growing up... ???

Fleet enemas came on the market several years after my mom-given enemas ended. I had several self-given

Fleets in the later years but mom was still a big believer in her trusty white enema can.

Fleets do irritate a bit but, that tingle they give is sometimes fun i think two is better than one, temp is left up to the user if you are only doing fleets it's such a small amount being 4oz cold will not hurt you but you can set them in the sink in hot water for a few minutes and it may agree with your butt a little more ...if you want the real deal fill that red bag up and take about 2 qts and hold for about 10 to 15 mins always works the best.......have fun and enjoy....

I like to use a fleet as a sneaky punishment. Sub feels his undies coming down and expects the big inflatable nozzle to in, but gets that little bitty fleet nozzle. Quickly I squeeze that fleet fluid into him so he can not try to get away. I do so enjoy listening to him as that fleet does its work. They are a quick reaction enema. Not to filling, but boy do they pack some kick. hehehe

Tht effect is called "osmosis" and is in play when *anything* is in solution, as long as the total concentration of dissolved substances is greater in the enema solution than in the blood. Same idea as dropping a cup of salt into a swimming pool: the salt passively diffuses to everyplace that the salt concentration is lower, but when there's a membrane to cross first, it's "osmosis" instead of just "diffusion", 'cause it's the water that migrates. My point is just that baking soda, table salt, soapsuds, or anything else you can put into an enema solution has that same effect, with the same proviso: the water flows toward the higher concentration of solutes (which is to say, toward the lower concentration of water.) That's why a tap water enema will make you pee after a short time: water is being pulled *into* the blood instead of back into the bowel contents, so it gets drained by the kidneys. But some additives have the additional activity of irritating the mucosa, provoking peristalsis as a reflex. Phenolphthalein (in a host of otc laxatives) acts that way chiefly, and so does soapsuds. From the sensation alone, without looking it up, I think the Fleet solution has that as its chief principle, which is why the effects are brisker, with a much smaller volume given, than a table salt or baking soda enema.

I agree with Holger. No fleets for me. The do nothing for me, and when I have used them for constipation, they did not do the job. They did, however, make my anal area tender, cause a hemorrhoid to bleed, and give me a bit some cramps. I have not tried the Fleets Naturals yet, but again, I prefer more volume.

My wife has tried fleet enemas & they never work properly.

she ends up having a 2lt enema.

I have taken a few when traveling or at the doctor's office. They do a poor job for me.

I also read a study that found a higher sodium level in the blood of regular users. Not a good thing if your blood pressure is at all high -- and really not a good thing for anyone.

I'd have to agree that Fleet Enemas are virtually worthless. . .nothing beats the bag

I agree fleet enemas should have never been invited - They take the pleasure out of the enema - Probably why hospitals use them so much