Fleet Enemas

Enjoy them at room temperature, that way you can "feel" the solution going in until it catches up to body temperature. have not had one in a long time, but i dont seem to get the "irritation" every one is talking about. gets the job done though.

Sasha Grey in her video suggests nuking the enema for 15 seconds or so first.

I prefer them warm.

Fleets enemas aren't terribly satisfying, simply because there's no volume to them, but when I've used them, I enjoy them at room temperature, as the coolness feels nice going in.

A fleet just doesn't cut it for me. I enjoy the full feeling of my bag.

I i enjoy them and the convenience of them compared to the bag im not about feeling full,

Don't really like them I occasionally use them when I don't have time for a regular enema. I have found that they DO take longer than the 5 minutes on the package. Usually around 7 or 8. They also cause some pain in the lower abdomen on occasion

I like pleasure & relaxation from my enemas. Fleets just don't do it!!!

Most everyone talks about enema bags, nozzles, etc. Does anyone do fleet enemas?

I've used fleet's enemas but I don't like them. The burning they cause makes it an unpleasant experience for me.

Have had a few of them, but don't like them. The burning and rectal spasms that they cause in me is rather unpleasant.

I HAVE, but if you are an experienced enema user, a Fleet, by itself, gives very little thrill. You end up taking more than one, which is dangerous, or adding water, in which case you might as well put it in a bag, and add water to the bag.

4.5 ounces just is not enough fluid once you really get it inside you.

I have used fleet enemas, following the instructions to do so as prep for certain medical tests. I found them to be harsh and they seemed to leave a burning sensation in my rectum. But I guess they did the necessary "cleanout" as the doctor never mentioned any problems with the condition of my butt in order to perform the tests. In a pinch if I was traveling and was badly constipated I guess i would resort to a fleet enema, but these two examples are the only time I would use them. As with most of us here on zity , I'm guessing enemas are more of a fetish rather than a medical necessity.. And you just can't compare the good old BAG to a fleet. It's not just shooting some liquid up one's butt,(both the fleet and the bag accomplish that). that causes the thrill we derive from an enema . The whole process of anticipation as you assemble the equipment , lube the nozzle of choice, determining which position.....need I go on and on ......we all know the drill. As i stated once before, comparing a real enema to a fleet enema is like comparing Magic Hat or Fat Tire to Bud Light. The only thing either of these have in common is the "generic" names. Yes, they are officially both enemas and the the others are officially both beers . The similarity ends there!!!!!!!

These enemas are filled with a solution that's designed to trigger a bowel movement by irritating the rectum... a bit like a strong soapsuds enema. That's not pleasant. ;-)

I had to use one once right before a colonoscopy because I was not able to drink the entire gallon of that horrible liquid the day before. So right before I was rolled in for the procedure the nurse handed me a Fleet enema to do on my own. Now I have been doing enemas for decades for their erotic pleasures and a Fleet enema did not do anything for me at all at least erotically. I squirted the liquid in and waited a few minutes and went the bathroom and expelled it. I would never waste my money on Fleets when I have equipment that far surpasses what they deliver in erotic pleasure. And my equipment provides a much better cleaning out using tap water only.

I think you'll find most of the experienced users on this board will give Fleets a mostly thumbs down review.

Pro they let you get away with a fleets? Did they have any trouble seeing everything? Did you drink most of the golytely? It's pretty awful isn't it?

I did drink probably about 2/3 of the total and had to stop the day before but I think I was told to prepare more and drink some the morning of the procedure which I did not. But I did have 5 BMs after drinking the stuff the day before.

So I went in the next morning and told them what I did and didn't do and they said if they start the procedure and I was not clear they would have to stop. I was OK with that and went ahead. So when I was in my curtained off room waiting to go in that's when the nurse came in with a Fleet to help ensure I was clear.

As it turned out I was completely clear and the doctor noted in the report with the colon pictures I received afterwards that "the colon prep was good."

They have to come up with something better than drinking a gallon of that liquid in one hour. I can't drink a gallon of anything in one hour much less that stuff.

I prefer tha bag, your hands are free to make a good use at the same time.

Drink it in half an hour? Yikes!

No wonder you couldn't get it all down. It's supposed to be given over several hours. One is supposed to sip it. Right! Lol

I use Fleets but not for fun. I am constipated more often than not, and a Fleet will remove whatever stool is present in my rectum and sigmoid colon in short order. They are certainly not as effective as a bag enema, or even a Dulcolax suppository. But they are a LOT faster.

I have a very busy work and travel schedule. Sometimes, I have been backed up for days, but only have a short window of time to get relief. I just need to have a bm of some kind and the Fleet is great for that limited purpose. It just takes a few seconds to administer and I can only hold it for two or, at most, three minutes. After about five minutes on the toilet, I am done. Start to finish, it only takes about 10 minutes in the bathroom. They are useful when traveling. I have also done them in a stall at the office on numerous occasions. I recommend the "Extra" size. The greater volume has been more effective for me.

When I was in my teens and I got constipated when travelling my Mom gave me Fleet enemas a few times. I didn't like them because they gave me a strong burning irritation in my rectum that lasted for quite a while after I had expelled them.

Fleet enemas to me are more akin to suppositories. They work well I suppose, but not nearly the same experience for me as bag enemas. I seem to have read somewhere that Fleets became popular in hospital use, as a time-saving (i.e. money saving) effort and thus the decline in enema bag usage in hospital settings. I think this also led to the rarely seen enema bags in the drug store aisles. So, I'm not a big fan of Fleets enemas.

I have used Fleet type enemas from time to time. I have one under the sink right now, just in case. In the beginning it was all I knew and I must say they are quite effective. If you just need to shit, there is nothing quicker.

But it is not the same as an enema with the old fashioned bag. It gives a feeling (several different feelings at once, and in succession) that is hard to explain to someone who has never had one. I suppose some people don't enjoy that realm of feelings, but I do..

Fleet enemas & their derivatives while maintaining a market presence have little in common with what I consider a "Real" enema...Sure they might meet a need but and as others mention,the only thing they share is in their name only....i'll stick with the motherload thanks 😁 ..more up my alley.

Don't know about drinking it!!

At least phoso-soda when you could get it was buffered, so it was easier on the stomach.

The time it takes to get a magnesium citrate down, if it's not cherry flavor, is about as long as the retention time for a Epsom salt and soapsuds enema.

For the cherry flavored magnesium citrate, if it stays down at all, it takes even longer. I have to stay kneeling at the toilet for 5 minutes or so after that last sip, can't come straight up like I can on the lemmon flavor.

Be glad when you will be able to avoid taking Fleet enemas. There exist other possibilities for an efficient bowel cleansing that will in no case produce any problems with your kidney.

I've only used Fleet enemas for a quick cleanout, but it's not as enjoyable as a large hot soapy enema!!!

My ex-boyfriend would let me give him Fleet enemas, but didn't like larger enemas!!!

I use Fleet enemas all the time. Probably an average of once a week. Maybe too often, but I've been using them regularly for about 15 years and on and off before that. I find themnto be easy and quick. For me, they provide an excellent clean out, especially when I'm focusing on other anal play.

I also have a bag enema which gets used about twice a week. I use the bag more often than a Fleet, but the fleet has its advantages.

An enema bag can last for decades, if not longer. No environmental waste, no plastic, no packaging.

Fleet (or other disposable) enema: made from plastic, ie made from oil. Not very recyclable. Probably take centuries to decompose. Packaging also adds to waste stream. The product adds noxious chemicals to the water supply. An enema bag adds water. So what was the question again?