On your tummy

Has anyone tried to see what would happen if after inserting the nozzle and starting the flow you bring the bag between your legs and lie down on your bed with the bag under your tummy?

Would that be too much pressure on the bag? Would it create too much high pressure volume or would gravity intercede?

Your stomach wouldn't have room to expand.

Wouldn't the belly and the bag trade fullness as the enema progressed?

Interesting concept to try. There should be some pressure differential or the flow would be out and into the bag I would think. Now you have got me to thinking Hmmmmm.

You might just push the water back out of you and into the bag which is kinda gross. What about one of those enema bags that you sit on? They have a nozzle sticking up and you sit on it and the nozzle goes into your rectum and as you sit down the water gets forced in.

I believe that is called a JBL bag. And I understand the ick factor of the enema flowing back into the bag, but wouldn't the pressure of the filling belly on the emptying bag negate that?

Sears used to sell bags that you sat on to initiate the flow. Someone shuold be able to piece one together that you could lie on. The feel of the warm squishy rubber adds to the thrill even if it's a separate water bottle.

Depending on how hard you lay on the bag, it may create enough pressure to fill your rectum and no back-flow. However, I do not think, you can take too much or retain for too long due to high pressure of the water. You will cramp faster.

If I were to try that trick,I would take a couple of cleanout enemas first,that way your bag won't clog up from the backflow.You can stop the backflow by rolling the bag up once it's empty.Give it a shot,it might be fun.Let the good times flow.w/m72yrs/Western Ma

I tried this several years ago. It felt good except the pressure wasn't sufficient and I had to stop the flow to avoid backflow. I finished the last half of the bag laying on my back squeezing the bag and finally holding it above me about 18".

Thanks for sharing your experience. Not enough pressure? My fear is that my weight would be too much on the bag and burst it before it was able to shoot the solution into me. I have what is crudely called "more cushion for the pushin".

Initially the pressure from my belly versus the bulging bag worked; but, as the bag deflated the pressure from the weight of my belly wasn't quite enough. Bear in mind in my experience the pressure building inside of me from the enema was resulting in my not pressing down on the bag with my belly quite as much, for fear of backwash or an explosion in the bed or on the floor on the way to the toilet.

The bag could blow if your weight is significant. But if it were not to blow you would get much more solution the u asked for in that burst!!!!

If you are using a traditional rubber "red bag," you won't burst unless you flop down on it. If you are slowly putting your weight onto it until you are completely on it, it will not burst. Even a thinner person could burst a bag if they flop down on it. Unless you are talking about the closure at the neck of the bag popping out, anh... That is possible, as is the nozzle popping off with too much pressure, but most of these parts are threaded to screw in and are less likely to just pop off. However, these scenarios are moot if the bag is originally defective.

Now if you are a person of more physical substance, and this has happened to you, then you could give us tips on ways to avoid that happening.

As for backflow... I don't think that would be a problem unless you are lifting yourself off the bag to see how much you've taken before you are done.

Just remember to be gentle and have fun! 😄

I have never tried laying on the bag since all I have used are of the open top variety. But addressing the backflow problem I found a check valve that fits into the hose and placing it just upstream from the nozzle guarantees that no water or yik gets back up the hose. I felt that I had to do something like this because when severe cramping occurs the pressure is enough to cause backflow and I got tired of having to clean out and disinfect the entire apparatus.

I've never tried it under my belly, but have put the bag under my butt while lying on my back. I have done this with the bag filled with water, and also with it filled with air. I didn't find the pressure and flow to be too great, and you can certainly regulate the pressure by how much weight you put on the bag. I never had any accidents with hoses doing this, but I can see how that might happen.

As someone said, you can't empty the bag this way. Depending on the softness of the bed, and your body layout, you might get half the bag in before there's no more pressure. At that point the bag is below your ass, and if you relieve any pressure on it, you will have backflow. You either need to quickly clamp off the hose, or else take the bag out and raise it up a couple of feet to continue the flow. Or squeeze it, as someone else wrote.

Altogether not an efficient way to do an enema. It's not a method that I will be repeating soon. But, it was fun to try for a couple of times... And, who gives a damn about efficiency!

I have actually done this. I put the bag under my hips though so as to leave room for my expanding tummy. The warm rubber bag is also soothing to my excited body. The last time I tried this, about 3 months ago, I wasn't able to take the whole 2 quarts but it was still enjoyable. 😃

I have tried taking lying on my back and placing the bag under my back. It works pretty well and you can control the pressure easily by raising or lowering your back. you do, however have to finish by hand squeezing the bag to completely empty the bag. Nevertheless it's fun for a change.

Would you even get enough pressure while on the bed? woulnt the matress cushion the pressure?

I did this a long while back.

It was fun to try, and a fun idea overall, but that's where the fun stops. I ended up pinching off the hose and then hanging the bag properly.

Overall not recommended unless you're like me and like to have random fun in the sack 😜

Yes that sounds good too

you raise or lower your belly to increase or decrease pressure going in you

Hi Lady Di, I sometimes use the position you describe with the bag under my tummy and using body pressure to inject my enema. While not the most efficient way to take an enema (a bag hung from my highest bathroom towel rack works better) it adds variety and can be very erotic as you bump and grind over the emptying bag.

However, I reccomend fitting a shorter hose, and using a large free flowing nozzle with a ball shaped tip to allow hands free operation.

PS. I have home movies of this and other positions should you be interested.

Electra

I would worry more about the flow back into the back. Once a bag is contaminated in that way, you need to clean it out with a dilute bleach solution (a few drops into a bag of warm water and let it sit for an hour) and be sure to rinse thorouhly! You could carefully control the flow with the clamp. OR you could get a one-way valve to prevent backflow...

That could make for an interesting experience.

Lady Di

I have found that this is a rewarding practice and have used it several times. Like some others responding to this thread I am grossed out by backflow but have taken steps to keep this from happening. There are check valves available that allow water to flow in only one direction and these will prevent the backflow problem. Another approach would be to have a higginson syringe in the hose which would prevent backflow and also allow you to use almost all of the water in the bag by pumping the syringe. Good luck and think of me while trying this.

Willy

Works well, used too get them this way growing up

Beth tyler sells one way valves if you are interested. They work very well and keep things a lot cleaner!

Another way is to include a Higginson syring in your tubing which enables you to hang the bag at what ever height you like and regulate the flow well. You may enjoy the 'surging'sensation too

It's very pleasant to feel the warm water of the bottle against your belly while receiving the hot flow

Why not? Isn't very different from JBL bag. You can regulate pressure with the clamp. I agree on nice warm sensation during administration.

Acquaman

I haven't tried this with the bag under me, but I like taking enemas while laying on my stomach. Writhing up and down, and back and forth if I get crampy.