Does capacity really matter to you

I have taken large volume enemas when necessity dictates, but my comfort/pleasure zone is around two quarts. I tend to prefer quality over quantity, and like to relax and enjoy the feeling, instead of having to immediately rush to expel.

2qts is my max unless I'm sitting on my JBL bag, then I can usually get 3qts in.

Two quart max for me. The excitement is all about reliving early enemas and discovering sexual feelings. When I have come I am finished. Love the interaction with the 'mommie, auntie, neighbor lady' so personal and so private with the knowing that the enema is thrilling for both of us.

It's not a contest and I don't try to set records. Sometimes one quart is enough. On other days I like two or more. When I feel I'm full enough, I stop.

I have a 4 qt bag and I filled it full. I measured the amount it holds. I will hold 4 quarts and 20 oz. So I fill it full, If I can take the 4 quarts I love the feeling of fullness. Now and then I get the whole bag, all 4 qts and 20 oz, but that usually doesn't happen.

I start with about 2 quarts, then the next fill is about 3 quarts. I like the fullness of 4 quarts, yet somedays, 3 quarts is all I can handle.

What works best is if I start with some form of laxative before I start. I fast for about 12 hours, taking the laxative after about 4 hours. I usually use 4 to 6 ducolax tablets, but I want to try 4 tables with a good dose of epsom salt with them. That should start rather quickly. After all that is through me, then start with a good enema, running as much water as I can hold the first time. I am going to have to try some J&J bath and body wash to start with one time to see how it works, then water rinses. That way I know I will be really clean.

4 quarts is the goal, if I achieve it fine, if not, then there is always another day.

I used to be able to hold a lot more, seems my capacity has shrunk over the last couple of years. 4 qts still feels really good. Nice and full, great feeling being so full, still being able to hold it and to enjoy the fullness. I have found that warmer water is better, seems like it helps stretch my insides and I can tell where the water is.

Over the years I was always made to take 2 quarts no matter how much it hurt or how much of a fuss I made. Lately I have been given a 1 to 1 1/2 quart soapsuds enema to start things off and have found that I can take this much more easier and am able to hold it better. after expelling the enema I am than able to take at least 2 quarts in the next enema.

Janet S

Capacity matters to me. I find it exciting to challenge myself to see how large an enema I can take (a little over 2 quarts) or how much pee I can hold (about 1.5 quarts).

I would have to say it does. Although I've never taken more than 3 quarts, I stop when it becomes very uncomfortable, even though that's the sensation that I crave, as strange as that seems. But, I love to see the soapsuds in the bag drain completely into my distended colon. So I have to fill the bag with 2.5 quarts as that's as much as I can almost always take. Occasionally, I can take more so I will put another pint in the bag and resume. I have found that taking the enema very slowly (15-20 minutes) makes it easier to reach a large volume.

Being able to take a huge volume seems a bit ridiculous. I've tried to take 4 quarts and it just becomes painful. The chance of an accident increases. I now am happy to take whatever volume is necessary to produce some distention. It's not a contest!

No, volume does not seem to matter to me. Taking 2 quarts and then holding it will usually work well for me. I often wondered why most enema bags held only 2 qts, but that does seem to be a comfortable limit for a lot of people, me included. It might be the engineer coming out in me, but quality is as important as quantity.

That is why all of my enema gear is either from klystra, so you know the bags hold the amount stated, such as 3 quarts or 4 quarts, they usually hold a bit more, or vintage bags from ebay. Vintage bags held a full 2 quarts, if not a bit more. The bags you find now in stores hold much less than 2 quarts, some holding only 1 quart.

Quantity is not a factor for me (mutliple 2 qt enemas are very satisfactory for me), but a large container or bag is particulay nice if you are solo like me. The larger enema container simply eliminates some of the need for constant interruptions to do re-fills. A bulb enema feels great, but it is a hassle when doing enemas solo. Too much distraction in refilling the bulb constantly.

I just ordered a 4 qt bag. I imagine that I will attempt 4 quarts at some time just to see if I can and what it's like. I find two quart bags pretty adequate for now, but would like to have some in reserve for those times when 2 quarts goes in so easy that another quart might be desirable.

I found out by experience that I needed to put in perhaps 1-1/2 qt to expand my colon enough to get the colon tube to go in without trouble. I always put in a total of aout 4 qts, but that is just a personal preference. The main thing is to put in enough to get a good cleanout from the far end, and for me it it 4 qts. For you, it might be less, or even more.

hankb

Recently got a JBL and everything they say about them is true. And, as previously noted, fuller is indeed better!

Not really, it seems to vary from time to time, just looking for the full feeling

I usually fill up my four quart bag to the three or three+ quarts mark and take what I am able to get in, while masturbating and visually my enema nurse encouraging me to take it all in. On occasion, usually after a two or three quart enema, I have been able to take four quarts, but not on a regular basis. The JBL is a great bag for filling, but I never know how much I have taken, since that bag can be filled with up to six quarts. Sometimes I take enough to want to expel, then get back on the bag. I have noticed, however, that there is some residual going back into the JBL, so it has to be cleaned with a 10% chlorine solutions leaving the solution in for about thirty minutes. This means the JBL is not something I play with much, since it has to cleaned and put away before my SO arrives back home.

Occasionally, I'll get in the mood for a large capacity enema. I find four quarts nearly impossible, three and a half being the most that is reasonably doable. But, sometimes it is fun to see if I can squeeze that last little bit in before having to run for the potty. The distension is kinda fun to see, too.

For me capacity does matter!!!

It just depends on what I want and what I can manage to take in a session. I have to refill my 2 qt bag to reach a the 4 qt capacity that gives me a stuffed gut feeling. Sometimes it's a pain to have to do, but often I find it an enjoyable part of the ritual, given the excitement of cramming my colon. Once in a while I can take another pint or so beyond 4 qts., but I rarely want to get up and fill the bag a third time. When I do that I can count on having to evacuate in less than 5 minutes. Even though I have a good size colon (I'm 6'2"), 3-1/2 qts usually feels about right and gives me a few minutes more of bloat.

That said, 2qts is my desired retention capacity. I can hold 2qts for a very long time, depending on the solution. I find that quite relaxing.

I also like to do implants of 1cup to 1-1/2 pint for total absorption, again depending on solution and my mood.

I enjoy starting with the shower shot. then working my way up to 4 qt enemas.fasting for a day or 2 realy helps the volume you are able to take.

Yes, capacity matters, and the 2 qt Davol bag I show in my gallery here http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=gallery;ox=showalbum;ax=4680 doesn't hold quit enough...

I also have a thing about making sure the bag is completely full before I start...

Clean--Maybe you should get a 4 qt, or larger, bag. If I am lying there in the shower with something stuck up my ass and 2 qts of water in me, I really do not want to get up and refill the bag. I could leak or loose control because of the effort. I bought my 4 qt from Klystra, but other places have them, too. Or, you could do what I did recently--get a 3 gal or larger camping shower bag (perhaps $15-20 at Amazon) and have a lot of water ready to go in you. Of course, you do not need to, or even can, take it all,but you will not have to interrupt your session--you can just lie there and enjoy taking in as much as you want.

hankb

I like feeling full but 2 to 2.5 quarts is enough. 3 is my all time max.

Capacity does matter. Your capacity, not the bag's.

You only have one colon. Exceed its capacity and you'll regret it a long time.

My personal preference is for holding my enemas for a longer period of time. Larger enemas, at least for me, are much more difficult to hold. I've found that a good soapy enema of about a quart held for 15 minutes does a perfectly acceptable job.

I agree about enema bags being deceiving about what they hold. I bought a bag that claimed to hold 2 quarts, but, in reality, it only held 1.5 quarts. But I like the full feeling and like to know that every "nook and cranny" is all cleaned out, so four quarts is the minimum I take to make sure that it is all out. If I have the time, I will hold it for 10 to 15 minutes before releasing.

I measured and then marked my four quart bag at each quart level, so I do know how much I am taking. Generally three quarts is my max, and then like emom, I try to hold the enema for ten minutes before letting it go. Once I did this and then waited for the expulsion which was really slow in arriving. It did alarm me a bit, but, in the end (lol), it was resolved.

I made small marks (at each quart) on my clear 4 quart silicone bag so I could keep track of how much i was taking. Turns our that 4 quarts came right to the bottom of the neck. Never bothered to check my 2 quart bag - it usually seems just right when it's clear full, so I don't really care what the exact volume is. I do think the rubber 2 quart bag expands the hotter the solution is.

When it comes to capacity the thing I really enjoy is the feeling of completion when the bag is empty. Be it 2qt, 3qt, 4,qt, 5qt. Though Sometimes it is fun to drain a 4qt bag and put a little more solution into the bag just to see if the 2nd filling can be drained also.😃