Do you prefer faster or slower enema solution flow rate?

Slow enemas are much better, more comfortable, and more pleasurable 😜

Slow enemas are definitely the best! Easier to take larger volumes and feel more pleasurable as well as retain longer without cramping!

I like a slow enema. If it is to fast it is to crampy and not as enjoyable

I prefer slow enemas and like to have time to prepare the bag or can and relax when havig the enema. Coffe enemas have to be taken slow.

I use a special pump so i can have gravity flow and slow or up to 5 times flow i also have inline a digital flow meter so you can see the amount its a pretty awesome system but it took over 100 pumps before i found the perfect one!

@Tummypro it would be nice if you have a photo

Teach me how to post a photo i have never used that feature

Full speed ahead for me, as fast as gravity makes the solutions flow. I don't even like to stop an enema once it's started, I try to take the whole amount in one go. Of course this causes cramping, but that is part of the thrills and excitement of the ritual.

This is embarrassing but until college I had never had an enema nor realized what it was for until it became something I had to receive. As a result of college eating, I had become constipated during crew season and didn't realize why I was having such abdominal discomfort or pain. I had a hard time getting through a practice so the coach sent me to the college health center where I got an exam that determined the cause of my problem. I feared that it was appendicitis. Undressed, I had my belly felt and listened to with the stethoscope and an oral temp taken followed by a rectal exam, which I was like shocked at receiving but it told the tale so to speak. He ordered a fleet enema for me to receive immediately. He seemed to think that I knew what it meant only to appear shocked when the nurse entered and positioned me on my side, knees pulled up, and gave me the bottle. I gasped at the nozzle insertion but soon felt this solution following in so quickly and steadily that I merely cringed some and felt the nozzle pushing against my opening. Then I waited but not too long as the discomfort from the Fleet made me squirm until allowed to go void. I was not too shy about grabbing the back of the gown and dashing to the bathroom across the hall. It wasn't a pretty sight but I felt better in a while and returned to the exam room whereby the doc felt my belly again and did another finger exam. He pronounced me okay but gave me two suppositories for later to use and cautioned me to improve my diet and schedule a full physical.

For my constipation scenario my Dr.wants me to have a moderate inflow in a butt up/elevated position. With the enema bag @ 20" (max) I get a somewhat intense inflow of the warm soapy water that has a good going in deep "tingle" to it.

Slow baby, its not a race..I usually don't wait too long for release unless I'm doing coffee..24-36" height max.

A little faster,i judge the the flow rate by the use of flow meters which are on my four enema bags i like watching them spin which for me makes a great enema

I would prefer that it be faster in the beginning to feel that feeling like i am losing control of my muscles then slower so it takes more time as i enjoy it

Depending on my mood, I enjoy both a fast (not super fast as it can lead to uncomfortable cramps I am told) but a slow one while on my tummy laying over a pillow in bed (I have no problem with leakage) or else in a bubble bath where I have a home made pump apparatus (consisting of an outboard motor fuel priming pump, a hose, and of course a nozzle). In the bath tub, I can gently squeeze as slow or fast the water into me while submerged in very warm water varying my position from on my back, on my tummy, and or my side. It takes 26 pumps for two quarts so I can know just how much volume I have taken. Taking on considerable more than 2 quarts has proven to be quite easy. An enema in the tub seems very easy to hold for quite some time (nozzle still in me) even up to 30 minutes that I have done a few times and the clean out results are very effective with no effort needed in expelling. As usual, the side benefits are very good at releasing any pent up tensions or desires that I have (which come over me quite often.). Denise

Some times I like a fast fill and some times I like to do a slow fill and in enjoy the sensations and and relax it just depends on my mood .

A slow fill for me. I prefer a relaxing enema where I savor the sensations.

If I have the choice, a slower fill. Can take more volume and retain longer that way... A sudden gush here and there is very nice too 😃

I’ve always preferred a slow fill. It allows me to enjoy the full experience and reduces cramping also or so it seems

I kind of like the challenge of a slightly faster fill. I generally use a larger nozzle not for the speed but to help prevent leakage, If the bag is too low, it won't empty (in my case) Hanging the bag at 60" +/- with a knee chest position seems like an optimal flow rate for me.

Low, slow, warm red-bag enemas are the only way to go! Too fast or too cool and the cramps are terrible - especially if you have IBS!

The flow rate depends on my mood and the temperature of the water I want particular sensations from.

Usually a flow rate of a quart every 15-60 seconds is good for me. Sometimes I like it fast, other times I'll take 2-3 quarts over 10 minutes, but I usually Iike a faster flow rate, especially if I am taking a cold water enema and want to feel the rush of cold water shooting through me.

It depends on what I want from the enema. S0metimes, I want a slow, very warm enema for relaxation. Sometimes a faster flow with fairly hot water and soap for a good cleanout. If I'm in the mood for cramps, a fast, barely warm flow works well.

I like a really fast flow in and a real slow expell

When we use to use enemas as part of our roleplay/foreplay the enemas were given a little at a time over about a half hour and expected to be held until allowed to release. Now my enemas are the main event and I usually do them fast at about a quart a minute. Just open the clip and let it flow. I’ve looking to do it slower to increase retention time but will have to find a valve to better control the flow or perhaps lower the bag if that will works.

When we use to use enemas as part of our roleplay/foreplay the enemas were given a little at a time over about a half hour and expected to be held until allowed to release. Now my enemas are the main event and I usually do them fast at about a quart a minute. Just open the clip and let it flow. I’ve looking to do it slower to increase retention time but will have to find a valve to better control the flow or perhaps lower the bag if that will works.

@BDRElover Buy a roller clamp, they work great for controlling the flow, I love mine.

https://siliconenozzles.com/RMPCLMP-Blue-5-16-Roller-Style-Thin-Wall-Tubing-Control-Clamp-RMPCLMP-Blue.htm

Well, do you consider about a quart per minute fast or slow???

I find that is the right speed.

Slow enough to be thorough.

Fast enough that you can feel what's happening. Some cramping and bloating but it does not get unsustainable for about 15 minutes

Just about right!!

I like like my Mom use to do it warm soapy water in a 2 quart red combination bag. She would control the flow by raising and lowering the bag. She would start by opening the bag and holding it low. She would then slowly raise ituntill she saw I was having cramps, or couldn't hold it, she would then lower the bag till the flow was comfortable again. Then again slowly raise it. Someti.es she would close the clamp stopping the flow till a cramp passed and I was again comfortable. This process went on till the bag was empty . As it was flowing she would say things like you have to take some more, I will slow it down, try to relax, just a little more, I will stop it and let you rest for a minute, it's almost done just a little more. .

I like it this was. I use the douche nozzel, but at times when I think of Mom zI will use the enema nozzel....toni

I like both. Fast for cramps or if I'm just trying to hurry up and clean out. Slow if I'm trying to retain a lot of water.

I like a faster flow taking 2Q in about 5 minutes of salt and soda warm enema. Then hold as long as I can.

For the majority of my enema sessions I am limited in the amount of time I have available. With that, I open the valve fully and let the solution flow as fast as I can. I need to put a timer on it and report back. Similarly, I typically don’t hold for anything more than a couple of minutes.

If, however, I have the luxury of time on my hands and the secure knowledge that I will not be interrupted, then I’ll slow things down. I do so not by slowing the flow per se, but rather cutting off the flow every half quart or so to pause and massage my abdomen. I have observed that doing so allows me to retain for as long as I choose - typically 15-30 minutes - before expelling and returning for another round.