Be carefull with large volume enemas

Susie - Yes, there is a weight difference between 50,000 feet and sea level, but the difference is so small for 1 gallon of water that it’s not worth mentioning. The equation is:

g = G * m earth / (d earth)^2

The weight W, or gravitational force, is then just the mass of an object times the gravitational acceleration.

W = m * g

Since the gravitational constant (g) depends on the square of the distance from the center of the earth, the weight of an object decreases with altitude.

See:

http://www.grc.nasa.gov/www/k-12/airplane/wteq.html

It's only "not worth mentioning" if you aren't interested in the DETAILS. 😁 😁 😁

How much water should we use for a maximum Enema?

I use mostly 2 to 3 liters of hot water, because you can then hold the water longer. A so-called high intake is best if you hang the enema bag over your head somewhere. Then the intestinal tube into the anus and then introduce open the stopcock. Then you should kneel down and lay her head on her hands lying on the ground, so that the bottom is the body part most. With this method, the water runs best in the intestine. With this preparation, the masturbation is especially beautiful.

Maximum 2 quarts for me

Listen to your body. Some people can take 4 liters, other need to stop at 1500mL.

I only like painless enemas, but I do like extreme enemas. I enjoy the sensation of extreme distension, but only if it's painless and with no more than a very mild sensation of uneasiness. At the slightest hint of pain, I immediately expel. I always keep my bag low, no more than three feet above me to keep the pressure low. I also gradually build up my enema volume. I usually start out with only a quart or so. As I expel more and more fecal matter, focus and relax more, and gradually stretch out my colon and abdominal wall a bit, I can take higher and higher volume enemas until I can easily take a gallon bag without any discomfort. I feel like I could even take a quart or two more, but I don't. If I have the time after I do my first complete gallon bag, I like to continue for an hour or so to do five, six, or seven more complete gallon bags.

I really enjoy hot, low pressure, high volume, high fill-rate enemas. I have a homemade enema rig, (now broken and in need of rebuilding), consisting of a 5-gallon camp shower bag connected to a 3/4-inch hose with a tunnel butt plug on its other end that works as an enema nozzle. At just 2 feet in elevation, this rig can inject a gallon of water into my colon in less than 20 seconds. I love to use hot water at the upper end of the safe temperature range. Injecting a hot gallon in 20 seconds invariably induces spontaneous, totally complete, amazingly fast, peristalsis-driven expulsions that make me uncontrollably grunt and shudder with extreme, nearly orgasmic pleasure as I blast a gallon out of me in seconds.

In only an hour, I can inject and expel 30 or 40 gallons of hot water. When I'm done, I almost have to crawl out of my bathtub. I'm as limp as a wet noodle, and barely able to dry off and fall into my bed where after a few minutes of blissful exhaustion I fall into a deep sleep for an hour.

Peristalsis in the colon is a rapid series of fast moving waves of colon muscle contractions and relaxations, that sweep along the colon from the inside out. Potent enema solutions with long retention times can chemically induce peristalsis. It's not normally the primary way that the colon empties itself, but when intense peristalsis flushes my colon out in seconds, I totally enjoy how it feels. For decades, I've had no ill effects from doing this except for body cramps from electrolyte depletion, which I can prevent by taking two or three 'Salt Stick' capsules in advance, (sodium, potassium, magnesium, and calcium salts in the proper proportions.)

Listen to your body. Some people can take 4 liters, other need to stop at 1500mL.

Agree with Moliere. I'm probably in the higher average range for volumes, but after 50+ years of enemas I just enjoy large volumes with long retentions, partly because I enjoy the sensations, physical, emotional and sexual, and because I get too irritated to do multiple smaller ones. Some days I really love just doing a smaller size for me like 2-3 quarts because of my level of arousal and type of solution, and I'm very happy with it. We discuss enema volumes quite a bit here, but listen to Moliere and don't ever get into a size/"bigger is better" competition no matter what you read here. Only you know how your body reacts, and what's satisfying and comfortable and safe but also interesting and entertaining for you. Know your limits and enjoy them, with enemas as with anything else.

Eric

It all depends on the colon. Petal could routinely take 4 quarts but I have given them to my wife and she had trouble with one. Everyone is different and some days are better than others. I never tried giving her one on Mt. Whitney so I'm not sure what that enema would have weighed but I'm pretty sure I didn't care.

The reason why I throughly enjoy having a large volume enema is it forces me to relax completely. I change positions frequently, let gravity do all the work, and most importantly, go SLOW. Size does not matter - sometimes I take only 2500 cc, semetimes it’s 4000 cc. I let my body tell me when I’ve taken enough. Several things I always do:

1) use a massage table, set up close to the bathroom;

2) fill a 4 liter enema bag COMPLETELY full with hot water;

3) add 4 teaspoons of sea salt and 4 ounces of Dr. Bonner’s “baby mild” liquid Castile soap;

4) hang bag about 30” above the top of the massage table;

5) take time to admire the set up - the sight of the milky water, the aroma of the soap, and imagining what it will feel like when the contents of the bag will soon be in you!

6) get completely undressed and lie on the table your back;

7) most important, gently insert a retention type colon tube into your rectum (I prefer a Fr30 catheter with a 30 cc balloon), and inflate the balloon.

😎 begin to release the enema, and enjoy the warmth of the water filling your colon. Spread you legs and imagine the enema is your sexual partner having his (her) way with you.

9) for the next 7 or 8 minutes, start and stop the flow, shift position to right side, left side, knee-chest, etc., knowing the balloon in your rectum will prevent accidents.

10) finish on you back, and check how much your tummy as swelled. Stop the enema, and gently massage your abdomen for another 10 minutes. Enjoy the feeling of knowing soon you will be on the toilet releasing the dirty waste you have accumulated, and afterwards, the feeling of being clean inside!

Don’t be surprised if the bag is not empty.

Jofesig,

I use only 1-1.5 tsp/quart of salt to your 1 tsp and 1 tsp/q of Castile soap to your 1 ounce=2TBSP. You have a tougher colon than me! I'm sure that much soap alone would be too crampy and irritating for me to hold much. Otherwise, I enjoyed and agree with your description. I usually do 4 q as well. I might test it sometime if I feel adventurous, but I don't think I'd last long. Glad you enjoy it!

Eric

Jofesig, I love right after step 7 where you say:

😎 begin to release the enema, and enjoy the warmth of the water filling your colon. Spread you legs and imagine the enema is your sexual partner having his (her) way with you.

A warm gallon enema slowly filling me really is the ultimate penetration. Enemas are inherently sex charged. More often than not for me, enemas lead to orgasm--either during or soon after.

I've wondered how those who use a shower-attachment nozzle gauge when they're safely full.

Jofesig, I love right after step 7 where you say:

😎 begin to release the enema, and enjoy the warmth of the water filling your colon. Spread you legs and imagine the enema is your sexual partner having his (her) way with you.

A warm gallon enema slowly filling me really is the ultimate penetration.

I like that phrase a lot. The ultimate penetration is what a large enema feels like to me too. Sort of violating, submissive and arousingly sexual at the same time. Great feelings.

Nice phrase.

Eric

I've wondered how those who use a shower-attachment nozzle gauge when they're safely full.

When I used to use the shower hose, I stopped filling when I felt the pressure build up was starting to be uncomfortable. Everyone probably has their own way of deciding when enough is enough, just like with an enema from a bag.

Does anyone take very large volume enemas ? how can you tell when you reach the end of the colon with the water i take about 6 or 7 quart enemas and cant tell if im getting to the end or not i get to feeling really full and some cramping when i take that much water

I like to give a nice big enema but capacity is a funny thing. Some people just can't do a big enema and have no desire to. Others love a buttfull of suds. Some days you can take a lot of water and other days it just won't go in. Sometimes doing multiple enemas gets the water flowing but there are no guarantees. Never force it. Have fun and stay safe.

Does anyone take very large volume enemas ? how can you tell when you reach the end of the colon with the water i take about 6 or 7 quart enemas and cant tell if im getting to the end or not i get to feeling really full and some cramping when i take that much water

I don't know what you consider large. Someone just posted taking 6-7 quart enemas which I find quite astounding, even though I'm a real 6 ft 0 in person and I've gone as high as 5 quarts but just once. My usual is 3.5-4.5 quarts which does a good job of making me feel very full.

To address your question about filling to the end of your colon, I find that somewhere around 3-4 q or less, with rolling side to side a bit and some massage, I can both feel and hear the sounds of water and gas sloshing around down low on my right side where my cecum should be. That pretty much tells me I've reached the end of my colon as far as distance, though as I've mentioned I can still comfortably keep filling as high as 5 quarts without any pain. As far as full colon to cecum filling, I actually really enjoy and get a thrill when I can feel and hear that the water has flowed in all the way to my cecum. I usually limit enemas to 4 quarts now, as it feels very full, very physically and sexually satisfying and produces a very nice distention without pain, so I feel like it's relatively safe. At my usual full 4 quarts, I have long since hit the end of my cecum and it's just a matter of how full and distended I want to feel. To me, 4 quarts is a very pleasantly full but somewhat challenging volume to take and hold. My retentions usually run at least 15 minutes up to over 60, just because I enjoy them so much.

Obviously, with professional colonics, even though I've never measured the actual volume I was given, the huge amount of water in successive fillings certainly reaches the end of your colon, and feels wonderful. I always loved the sensations from colonics and would still enjoy them, but I get so much filling and satisfying sensations from my home rubber bag/Higginson/DBC enemas that the colonics are no longer worth the expense and travel time.

Eric

The bulge you experienced was an inguinal hernia. Your colon pushed out through a gap in your abdominal muscle wall. There is one on each side. It's the same gap where your testicles came through before you were born. Sometimes they descend after birth. It's only a problem is the colon doesn't go back inside, then you need surgery. I've had both sides of mine repaired so now that is not likely to happen again.

My sub can only handle 3 qts max. Not all that often either. He averages 2 - 2 1/2 qts when he gets them.

His belly just doesn't have the capasity.

Does anyone take very large volume enemas ? how can you tell when you reach the end of the colon with the water i take about 6 or 7 quart enemas and cant tell if im getting to the end or not i get to feeling really full and some cramping when i take that much water

First, most people can't/don't take 6-7 quart (I assume you are referring to US quarts) enemas. The largest enema I've given myself is 6.2 liters (6.55 US quarts) and it was an isotonic baking soda solution. I have no doubt that the entirety of my large intestine was filled. Could I have taken more? Probably a little, but at that stage I was feeling pretty full and expanded.

Want to make sure the liquid gets all the way to the ascending colon? Lay on your right side to allow the enema solution to flow "downhill" into the ascending colon. It will displace any gas that might be in that portion of the colon and if any exists, it will "bubble up" the transverse colon towards the splenic flexure and the descending colon. Although it might be difficult to force all the gas out, moving to a knee/chest position might help force any gas bubble towards the rectum. Generally speaking, short of using a colon tube inserted all the way into the ascending colon, you have to use some degree of body positioning to help get the initial enema solution into the ascending colon.

But there is also a misconception about having to go to very large volumes (say somewhere over 4.5 liters) to fill the complete length of the colon. Liquid fluid flow isn't quite like filling a vertical column full of liquid. My personal experience suggests that my colon is probably "filled" over its entire length at somewhere between 3.2 and 3.5 liters (there certainly is a lot of liquid in the ascending colon even if it isn't obvious from the sensation of pressure). Beyond a certain volume, the full length of the colon IS FILLED. More volume just "inflates" the colon to a larger diameter, not to a greater depth (think of a balloon). More volume does, however, increase the sensation of pressure in the colon in addition to inflating the abdominal cavity due to the increased liquid volume in the large intestine. When I get to volumes approaching 5 liters, I do experience the sensation of a filled ascending colon and everywhere else as well. As a practical limit , 5 liters seems to be my normal maximum.

You also don't need to fill up every last available area with enema solution to have it work. If you get water through the colon with enough volume to trigger peristalsis it will clean things out. Certainly there are different feelings associated with being very full, but if cleansing is your goal you can probably do it with 2L enemas.

I tend not to take more than 5L with an enema after multiple sessions in order to avoid nausea. Usually I have three suppositories to begin with followed by a series of 3L enemas with various different nozzles. I prefer retention inflatable nozzles such as butt plugs, the concertina type, the silicone nozzles balloon (splendid innovative design), and penis shaped nozzles. I use different fluids depending on the mix but always tend to finish with saline solutions of 5L. For colonic irrigation on the other hand I am never satisfied with less than 40L of water and often, if time permits, up to 60L of water, But that is a completely different continuous process experience.

I always thought taking large quantites was awesome but now reading this I will be very careful in the future

2.5 quarts is my max which I used to take using a barium enema bag. Nowadays I usually only do 2 quarts at a time. I've had issues with electrolyte imbalance after colonic irrigations where they cycle many gallons of water in and out your colon but I've never had that issue with enemas, probably because I never do more than 3 enemas in a session.

. . . I've had issues with electrolyte imbalance after colonic irrigations where they cycle many gallons of water in and out your colon but I've never had that issue with enemas, probably because I never do more than 3 enemas in a session.

What type of water was injected ? usual tap water ? tap water mixed with 1.4 % baking soda ( 14/1000 ) or NaCl (cooking salt 0.9 % ( 9/1000 ) ?

Hi all

I've been enjoying large volume enemas ( 4+ qts ) for 20+ years. This is the final fill of a series over a weekend. It's taken very slowly with a colon tube. The solution is usually green tea or chamomile tea.

Recently I had a colonoscopy ( I don't take the meds so I can watch ) the doc remarked that my transverse colon was somewhat larger than normal in diameter but the lining was in perfect condition.

He is aware of my weekly cleanses. He also said I should watch the qty taken and warned of taking more than what I do now.

Anyway, at 75 I don't plan on changing anything.

Back to the topic at hand, I have ventured beyond 5qt a few times but found that just not in my comfort zone. I'm using 4qts as my max now.

BJ

Water is not compressible

Since most of the enemas I give are for recreational reasons, I have very rarely given more that 2 qts......I once had a friend whose mom since a child always gave her more and more water to endure. She grew to feel that 2 qts did nothing for her, and really was used to a 4qt bag PLUS!

I was never comfortable with that, feeling her safety was at stake, .... unfortunately, since we couldnt agree after a few months, we parted ways.

I routinely take multiple 1 1/2 quart enemas sunsequently. For most people unless you're really big Taking more than 5 quarts at one time or holding them for more than 20 minutes is dangerous. Taking and holding can result in hyponatremia (electrolyte imbalance of low sodium). Taking too much water can cause inguinal hernia which is intestines pushing through the abdominal wall. Both hyponatremia and inguinal hernia can have severe consequences including dizziness, heart failure, or intestinal rupturing.

2 to 4 qts is my sweet spot!

My advice - Do not mess around with anything over a full bag unless you are looking for a hernia. My ID photo shows my full bag by the way.