Do you prefer faster or slower enema solution flow rate?

I say as slow as is necessary, there's no reason to rush it.

Especially since...if I am giving the enema...the girl will be holding it for a good, long while anyway.

Filling speed depends on my mood. Usually I like them pretty slow so I can relax and enjoy the fill. Sometimes I am so horny that I like to "let 'er rip".

I prefer slow flow meaning that I take two quarts in 8-10 minutes.

Coffee enemas must be running slow

As enemas are my relaxation time, I prefer them long and slow, enjoying the quiet uninterrupted time.

I prefer the slower rate of flow. My sessions usually last an hour. Slow fill means more relaxation and pleasure.

I was always under the impression that too fast produced cramps

Slow, Warm, Soft, Sensual, Comfortable, Cumming when close to reach my maximum volume (who change from enema to enema), avoiding cramps and pain.

I enjoy a long slow 4 quart hot soapy enema!!!

I think in general that I prefer a slower flow rate. I agree with Susie that if it is given too slowly that peristalsis may intervene and prevent further filling.

I think enemas should be given as slowly as possible. A long slow enema prolongs the pleasure and allows for greater filling. I think having the bag about 18 to 20 inches high is about perfect. The tempo is just nicer.

I agree it's an enema not a race!

I take my coffee enemas very slow at the rate of one quart in fifteen min.

I think it depends on the situation. Sometimes on my first enema of a series, it starts out slow until it can get past the first bend of the colon or blockage if there is one. Once that drop in pressure occurs, I have found that I can then open the clamp and the water will flow in at a pretty good rate without causing any more back pressure. It is almost like my colon drinks in the water if you know what I mean. The later rinses usually don't produce that phenomenon, so slow or fast doesn't really make too much difference on those.

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For relaxation or for deep saturation, slow is the most effective for me. But after reading some of the previous posts, I think my idea of slow would still seem fast to others. Maybe five minutes per quart - that seems like a slow fill to me.

If I've already done my initial clean out, I might take 2 or 3 quarts in just a matter of minutes. Sometimes it's the pressure from filling quickly that makes it enjoyable.

Ultimately, I let my body determine how fast it wants to accept the flow.

I've never really timed it, so the times stated may just be skewed perception. I'll try to remember to time my next few bags.

I find that with slow I can take the whole two quarts. With it fast I get cramps and cannot keep it in even if it is at one quart.

Hi ilove them slow and very warm its so nice to just lay there and relax while water or better yet coffee flows in

I take 'em fast most often. It would seem I'm in the minority.

I'll plan to take a long slow enema, but in short order I find myself popping the clamp wide open. I just love the gush and a rapidly distending belly. It rarely results in cramps for me, normally it is the choice of solution that has the greatest impact on cramping.

After a thorough clean out I can usually relax and take a 1-1/2 or 2 quart herbal enema over the course of 8-10 minutes. These I usually retain for 20-40 minutes. My 4 quart enemas are usually all up in my gut within 5 minutes of inserting the nozzle, and that includes refilling my 2 quart combo bag.

Depends entirely on my mood. I usually like to take them pretty fast, like some said, I enjoy the "gush" and the expanding belly. If I have not cleaned out, sometimes I must take them more slowly.

I always start with a small (one quart) enema to clear the way for the large volume enemas which follow.

The large ones that follow are all slooooooow. I put the bag about 1 foot above my hips. Inline there is a check-valve and a hand pump. It goes in two ounces per squeeze. Including brief pauses for colon massage, deep breathing and repositioning a 3 Liter enema takes about 10 minutes to insert.

I feel that if I cannot enjoy the experience, I will not do it, and slow is better. I always do 4 qts and take 15 minutes or more to do it. Less discomfort and cramping that way.

My thinking is that when I take so long to fill myself, I do not see the need for a holding period, for I have already held it 15 min or 30 min, or more just getting it in.

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If the intent is to get a good cleaning, then a slow, very warm, soapy 3 quarts is in order. Normally that will take about 8-10 minutes to administer and the hold for another 15 or so. If I'm playing, it doesn't matter how much or how fast. I have been known to slam 2 quarts in under 20 seconds. I have a special rig for just that purpose. It will deliver 4 quarts in under a minute, but I would never attempt that. Too much too quick. As several people have mentioned, over the years, I believe the enemas have helped me control my weight as well as all the enjoyment.

I prefer, receiving a small enema, then a large 3 qt very warm enema is slowly given in bed with a canule à double ballonnets, with the blankets pulled up laying of course on waterproof pad and of course my bed already has a plastic protection, then after holding for 15 min, helped to a potty chair close too the bed. Then after clean up, back into bed

I prefer a medium flow enema. I've noticed if the flow is too slow, the solution sometimes starts backing up into bag. If I set it too fast, then cramping occurs. My 2qt fills last about 10 mins. or a little more.

A speed fast enough to feel that I'm getting something. Usually, by the time the tube goes in, I am already quite bothered and urgent to feel e-fillment. If I start to cramp, I usually slow or stop the flow. I typically stand, squat down when I want to increase the flow in, and stand up again when I need to.

Working with pelvic floor, sphincter and abdominal muscles, I recently found that I can pull in my small quart-or-so bag in an astonishingly short time.

I also like working with these muscles while full, feel it activates sexual arousal in a much larger part of the groin, perhaps closer to the complex arousal that women experience.

Slower! I love a long, slow filling 4 quart hot soapy enema!!!

I like it high enough that I feel it but not so high that it creates cramping. That is the way my mother gave them, with the bag too high. With 3 days of constipation and a bag hung at least 5 feet off of the bathroom floor, I had some really crampy enemas growing up. That is why I hated enemas when I was very small.

Provided you have the time, a slower rate is a lot better. While I admire those who can hold large amounts, the best way for me to retain a large (2-3 quart) enema is to frequently shut the water off for 30 secs. or so, with about another 30 secs. administering.

I like nice and slow and very warm. I can take a lot more that way.

I prefer it warm and slow! Faster enemas cause cramps.

I too like it nice and slow. I have a silicon bag and can watch the level drop slowly. I also feel a small build-up of pressure and then a release when the water passes a blockage. If I take it quickly, my body seems to react strongly and I need to release with very little volume or hold time.