Enema Prep

What do you do to prepare yourself for an enema - Suppos tend to do it for me get those bowels ready for the SSE

Well, after my morning coffee I go to the toilet, as usual. Then, before the first enema, with a pipette, I give a few milliliters of pure Glycerine into my rectum. After that, there shouldn't be much fecal matter left. Then I start with a soap sud enema. Seems to work well enough for me.

Depends on the type of enema. For a basic quickie, I really don't prep myself.

For a system cleanout the prep is pretty elaborate.

The day before, I eat a normal lunch, but only half as much as normal. After 4 pm, no caffeine no alcohol. After 6 pm no solid food. Plenty of water.

I take a personal day from work, and I shut everything down on that day, Dog walked, Cell phone off. Answering machine on. Doors locked. Wake up early and take the bisacodyl tablets right after waking up. I always make sure to pee right before hanging the bag.

No doubt we all have our prep "rituals" that we practice. Mine are pretty simple.

First, I like to prepare the space where I'm going to take my enema (in my case, the master bathroom). I have my own special blanket that I like to spread on the floor, followed by several layers of soft towels. Sometimes I'll actually run everything through the clothes dryer so the towels are nice and warm!

Second, I always rinse my bag and hose in hot water prior to filling with my enema solution.

Lastly, I lie down in my warm "nest", get comfy and begin my enema. I always take my enemas in the mornings and generally on an empty rectum, which allows the use of a colon tube on the first enema of a session.

My prep routine has never really changed over the years and lends itself to my continued enjoyment of our special activity!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

For me, the prep is more about making sure that all necessary or desirable items are within easy reach or access. I try to address contingencies that might detract or distract from an enjoyable session. I built a huge bathroom in the basement during a remodel years ago. It includes a large Jacuzzi tub and a handheld spray shower in addition to my large 6 foot shower.

I make sure there is a sufficient stock of toilet paper and phones are within reach...just in case. The tub is filled with hot water and my special hook is put in place to allow Victoria a place to hang out until the mood is just right. My lubricating jellies, both Vaseline and KY, are within reach. The floor is protected with towels so I can make a mad dash if necessary.

I will often take a few bulbfulls to clear my lower bowel. This allows me to relax and enjoy larger volumes without any need for emergency type expulsions. A good soak often precedes a good enema session and is quite therapeutic. The only thing usually lacking, is someone who shares the wonderful pleasures of a nice warm enema.

I usually take 4 to 6 5mg bisacodyl tablets the night before a session day to ensure a thorough cleaning and start with a soapy enema as the first one and proceed with baking soda/water rinses until clear.

Lot a good ideas here

Deb---I have found that I can lie on my side and use my colon tube the first time by putting it in perhaps 4-6" and letting perhaps as much as a quart flow in slowly, perhaps over 5 minutes. Then I can go ahead and put the tube in the rest of the way but using Susie's technique of putting it in and out but more in than out, so that in a few minutes it is all of the way in. I can enjoy letting the rest of the 4 quarts flow slowly in, the total elapsed time being 15 minutes or so.

hankb

Hank, that's exactly what I do, too! Success follows almost every time! Suzie's technique feels really naughty!!

Deb

I LOVE Susies's technique too.... something about that little bit of friction at the anus and feeling the colon tube work its way in around the curves gently bumping along as the soapy warm water is filling me... and in and out a little and in! Yes Deb... Very, very naughty! I have goose bumps thinking of that delicious feeling... wow, Now I need to go indulge!