Time and distance to the toilet

Most of us generally take our enemas in the same place every or nearly every time.

How many seconds "run time" do you need between the place you take your enemas and the toilet you usually expel into?

How close to the tipping point can you really get before you just have to run?

The run time needed depends on what, exactly, I am doing.

I always keep an "emergency bucket" ready. So I can get very close to the tipping point. Sometimes less than a second I would guess.

Most of the time I can walk to the potty because I either take them on my bed or the floor in the bathroom. I have in the past held one and been in the kitchen or at a desk and had to run. But then again I have had times where I could only hold half a bag and had to jump out of the tub or from the floor really fast. So it all depends.

I always put in an inflatable butt plug and blow it up until I cannot leak. Then distance and time are not a consideration.

hankb

I mostly take my enemas in the bed with a double balloon catheter. So normally holding the enema is not a problem for me. I keep the balloon catheter in place until I sit on the toilet. Sometimes it's a hard trip the few steps to the toilet. I also have an "emergency bucket" ready. Actually it's a bedpan, that I sometimes use before going to the toilet. Thus the tipping point is not a big issue for me.

I usually do my enemas in the bathroom or the adjoining bedroom so time is not a factor. Sometimes I like to retain the enema and I can usually go anywhere in the house or back patio and still make it back to the toilet. Once my wife had taken an enema and afterwards we sere sitting on our patio when she got the urge to go. She didn't think she could make it so the plants got some extra fertilizer. I had to go get her some toilet paper to wipe up. We both had a good laugh.

I usually take my enema on the bathroom floor or in the bed so it take very little time to get to the toilet.

I too keep a "stand by bucket". Although I have but only a few strps to the toilet

I use a bedpan. I take my enemas on a low folding bed that I cover with a latex sheet, with a towel on top for warmth, and I have the bedpan right next to the bed with its back edge dipped in warm water. So no distance at all to go, and no risk to the floor!

I always take my enemas in the bathroom! I lay towels out on the floor, and top that with a small red rubber sheeting!!! I hang the enema bags on an IV stand next to the toilet!!!

I take my enemas on the bathroom floor with the granddaddy of all inflatable nozzles entirely filling my rectum. I make them myself and they're bigger than anything on sale anywhere. Since no inflatable nozzle lasts forever, I just remake it when it bursts; but one will usually last two years or more.

The nozzle is equipped with a non-return garden hose quick connector, so after I'm full of enema, I can disconnect and walk around without losing a drop. I normally use some of my retention time for chores like setting up my rinse enema that's to follow later. I rinse the soap out of the bucket, siphon and delivery tube and put about half the rinse enema in the bucket. If I don't fill it completely, I can compensate for its cooling off while I expel by adding extra hot top up water.

Then I lie down and let the enema work. The toilet is less than a meter away - no running time needed. But even a strong cramp won't shift the nozzle; in fact I have to let it down before I can expel. And even if I spill some on the floor it's not a problem: we have a wet room floor that slopes toward the shower drain and clean up is easy..

Johnny

I take my enemas in my bathroom so I'm right beside the toilet when I need to go and can freshen up on the bidet once I've finished. I make a little nest of towels on the floor, light candles and incense and hang my bag off the towel warmer.

Making a mess is just not an option. At one stage I had a china chamber pottie but did not like having to clean it after I'd finished and had worries that I'd overfill. Toilet and bidet get cleaned and sanitised after every use.

I, too, take my enemas on the bathroom floor not 3 or 4 feet from the toilet. I lay a towel on the floor where I take my enemas in the knee chest position. I usually have no problem making it to the toilet. However, sometimes, because of the amount of water I take, it seems that I have to jump to make it.

In the bathroom next to the toilet, sometimes I can't hold it at all!

Some times, I get over stimulated and lose control a little bit. When I was a kid, our out-house was 200 feet from the house. We'd enema in the house and blow out into a bucket with news paper allover the place. I often like edging in a little more slosh after a short rest and feeling all is well. If I get enema pumped in while on the bed, it will not be over a quart and be more for fun than the regular happy times. Most times i get mine on the floor, not more than 5 feet from the flush pot.

I've gotten pretty good over the years at knowing my "tipping point". However, that doesn't mean I haven't had "accidents". The tipping point varies depending on quantity of the enema and the type of solution. Some solutions want to come out "now: 😮

I prefer to take my enemas in the guest bedroom that has a bathroom adjacent. I like the comfort of a bed vs. the cold, hard bathroom floor. I use one of those washable incontinence pads underneath me. Inflatable nozzles can help with preventing accidental discharge. These have saved me on many occasions.

David 😃

I think that the majority that do their enemas in the bathroom are missing the point of this question about running when filled.

Most of my enemas these days are done downstairs, in front of the computer, in an office chair. The toilet is upstairs and about 40 seconds away. Make that more like a minute when waddling with 2-3 quarts. There's no real question about really running to speed things up, as it really speeds "things" up. Better to walk and keep the butt cheeks sucked in. In about 15 years of running the race I have lost it only once on the way up. However, releases just above the toilet seat probably number about 20, with the same number of gross cleanups. I often do flushes while in the chair, with the main event on the last fill up. Sometimes I pull on my shorts and start the walk completely full, and other times I just have to release some back into the bag before I can move. Also, a few times I have had to stop and sit on the steps to help hold until I could resume the walk. All in all, it's not the best situation, but I still love it. Next coffee enema starts in about 10 minutes!

Bill

I like to do play enemas on my bed. In my current home the toilet is happily close to the bed, unlike our last place where we had to climb four steps to get to the toilet. I counted; here it's seven steps on the level from the bed to the biffy. I am almost always able to hold the enema long enough to get to the toilet without dripping, even if it's a big enema. I won't pretend there haven't been a leak or two, but it's rare. I can be expelling within ten seconds of leaving my bed.Hugs,Diane

I have about 20 steps to the toilet. I fight the last cramp really hard then go. I usually have enough time before another cramp hits, I have alot of experiance and usually know if I have controll enough to make it

I take my enemas in the bathtub about 3 feet from the toilet but sometimes while lying on a towel on the floor of the bathroom. If I am on all fours I can make it to the toilet in a few seconds, but if on my back it takes longer to slowly get off my back and to the toilet without expelling.

After making a few messes on the floor, wall, and toilet, I went to putting an inflatable butt plug in and inflating it until it did not leak. Now I do not have to worry about making it to the toilet.

hankb

I like to take large hot, soapy enema and hold until the cramping is quite strong. Because of this I usually take my enemas on the floor in front of the toilet. Sometimes even getting that far is a challenge.

When doing Enemas here in the basement, I am only about 2 steps from the toilet.

Dan

If I am taking the enema on the bathroom floor, I am only about 6 feet from the potty. I usually take somewhere between 1 and 2 quarts and can comfortably hold that enema for several minutes. Every now and then, however, there is that occasional enema that can't be held and I've been lucky to have just made it that short distance in time. Only once or twice have I had a little accident, but being a tile floor cleanup was not a major factor. Still, avoiding such accidents is a good thing.

I take my enemas in bed, but the toilet is only about ten steps away. In the bathroom might be better, but the floor is so cold and hard! I have had accidents, but have become good at estimating my tipping point. I am not able to retain the enemas long when finished so I run--FAST!

Prefer the bed for comfort. The toilet is only a few steps away, but accidents have happened in the past. Must not hurry and make sure the tubing is not tangled so it won't get pulled from the bag.

There is nothing worse than the feeling that you have to expel your enema and won't make it to the toilet in time. For that reason my wife and I usually do enemas on the bathroom floor. Even then about 1 in a 100 will be too close a call for comfort. We have yet to have to clean the bathroom floor, but better that than then bedroom rug.

I do my enemas in the bathroom, either on the floor or in the bathtub and only a few seconds away from the toilet. It is easy to clean if there were any leaking.

I actually use a homemade device that allows me to use tap water to fill off a shower diverter. It is pretty much the same setup as a shower shot setup. I fill and expel in a tub. I use a handheld shower head to wash the waste down the drain as I expel. I prefer this setup because I did not like trying to make it the toilet while holding a large volume enema. This method may sound messy but everything is quickly washed away. This setup means I don't have to fill bags or run to the toilet which makes the experience more pleasurable for me.

My favorite place it out on the back deck in the sun. But this time of year I usually just head to the bathroom for a bag fill. But if Im in a hurry I just use the shower set up, quick fast no mess and hardly any set up.