The end of the bag - survey

Do you eagerly await the gurgle that means the bag has emptied? 😃

Or does the sound bring a twinge of sadness that this particular cycle has ended? 😢

My Klystra bag, with a wide bore tubing connector to the bag, not the one that presently ships with new bags, makes no gurgle when the bag empties into me, although it does when I'm cleaning the bag and it is draining into the bathtub from a higher height than I use for the enema. A closed top bag has no gurgle when it empties if 100% of the air has been removed from the bag.

I usually fill the bag slightly more than half-way because I can't take the whole bag anyway. 2 to 2 1/2 quarts is usual and 3 quarts makes me feel more discomfort than pleasure.

Love the sound of the gurgle, it always makes me want more. Very erotic...

The sound of the last of the Enema is more enhanced when I am using

one of my antique glass percolators. They are cone-shaped, so the

last of the Enema looks as though it is draining faster, and there

is a wonderful sluruping noise as the last empties.

Dan

I don't use bags;instead I have various sizes of clear homemade containers from 1qt to 3.5 qts.When the solution is poured into the container I drop a white or red bottle cover that will float on top.This way I can see the solution level while having my enema.I try not to let all the solution drain out because I do not want air in the tubing for the next enema.The fun is watching those covers moved downward as my belly fills up,it is a sure way to get horny.Let the good times FLOW

Sometimes its a hell of a relief & other times a pain to know it needs refilling

I use an open top bag and yes I like the sound of it emptying. But, don't hear it very often as I almost always take more than 2 quarts and don't want air in the hose when I refill it. Refilling midway is why I use the open top. Much easier to get the next 1-1/2 to 2 quarts in, to both the bag and me. Just had my 3-/2 quarts of warm ivory soap water about a half hour ago and feel wonderful as always. Never meet an enema I didn't like. 😁

Damn....that means I gotta refill the bag...!!!!!!

The slurp at the end of the bag only means that it's time to unload and refill the bag for another round. I usually do three bags and then I'm super clean

I would love to hear the sound of the 'last gasp' of the bag, but unfortunately, the exhaust fan in my washroom makes too much racket. So I have to watch the bag. The exhaust fan MUST be engaged whenever I am doing these things, it is a 'rule of the house'... ( I am not alone, and must make concessions sometimes 😉 )

It depends what bag I decide to use for my enema.

I also love the bubble sound before you begin the enema when you haven't let the air out of the hose.

The sound of the open top bag when it empties is a great sound telling me it's time to get ready for the next filling after I let this one out 😁

I use a combination bag and don't think that I've ever heard it gurgle. When the bag goes flat it means that I've probably taken the whole enema. At our lake cottage I don't have a bag but found an enamel can. It's really hard to figure out how much enema you've taken because you can't see the water level. I've never heard the can gurgle but the feeling of fullness is the way I figure if I'm done or not.

My own experience starting in childhood with the enema can cofirms what Emom says. For Mom it was always "just a little more" warm, soapy water from the "irrigator," but I could not confirm that. There was no gurgling because I think she kept an inch or so of solution in the can at the end of the treatment. The tipoff that I was done was the sound of the clamp snapping against the hose.

I use a Hot-Water-Bottle. Both for 2-qt and 3-qt. Aside from a slight rushing sound when you first crack the valve, there is no sound from the bag at all. I have to look back to see when it's empty. I can only get a general idea by how it feels.

I use both the old standby Red Bag, but really prefer my new clear cannister, as it's easier to set the flow rate by how fast I can see the level dropping as I'm giving myself an enema. I prefer a real nice slow flow rate, as there is no discomfort, plus it just extends the whole enjoying process. When the cannister is empty, I just close the tube clamp, and lay there and hold it for as long as I can. Nice.

I prefer in taking a high enema by the help of a clear silicone bag. So I may regard always the enema level.