Stats on Enema Volumes

I do two

to four quarts quite comfortably. I usually begin with a 2 qt SSE just to get things moving real good and then I enjoy the larger rinses and of course the Happy Finale 😃

Thanks, one-eyes. Makes good sense. I was once "forced" to sit on a full JBL until almost empty by a Domme who loved enemas and was giving me #3 that day. I can only guess but it seemed like about 5 quarts, but typical with JBL's, it didn't feel like anywhere near that much. Since then, about a week ago, I finally managed one day to take 4 quarts and the next day 5 with two rounds of my 2.5 quart rubber bag. They were very smooth and enjoyable without cramps but the tightest I've ever felt. I might do it again sometime out of interest, but my next one will be my first trial with low dose liquid glycerin so about 1 quart to see what happens. My usual now is about 2.5-3 q if I'm accustomed to the solution. The 4 and 5 q enemas were both normal saline.

I am very happy with my 2qt enemas, although doing 3 bags by the third bag I would think the is is some left over from the first 2, so make two and half

My "average" enema quantity is probably around 2 quarts. That being said, sometimes 1 quart will max me out if just starting on a full colon, while I've easily taken a 4 quart enema during a series (at the end....).

No matter the quantity, the excitement and enjoyment is still there with all of them.

I usually take 2 qt enemas.

My usual volume is a gallon, salt/soda. I've done as much as five and a half quarts, but maximum comfort and holding time is right at four quarts.

Normally, I find that 2 quarts is just comfortable. Also with 2 quarts I can hold it for several minutes without feeling that my toenails need to curl. When my wife and I went away to the Wellness Institute we were given a three quart silicone bag that while it is very nice, taking 3 quarts can be a stretch for me.

I usually use 2 quarts or less. However when I bought a high quality silicone bag I bought a 4 quart. Why, not because I might need it, but the price difference was so little I thought why not.

Thanks for the analysis. Personally my usual volume is two quarts. On rare occasions, three are done by refilling the bag and taking until some discomfort is realized or I just cannot hold it any longer. The larger volumes seem to make a lot more cramps than the two quart ones.

Usually 2 to 2.5 qts. I have done a little over 3.25 but would need help to get there again.

2 quarts is my standard.

My regular enemas consist of hanging 2 bags both containing 2 liters,if after i take 1 bag and hold for a short time i may take a little more from the 2nd bag if i can do it ,that amount works the best for me .then i refill and continue with a total of 4 enemas

My usual volume is between 2 and 3 quarts per fill depending on both the time I have available and the comfort or discomfort I feel. I’m not one to commit to a certain amount come what may. I just, um, go with the flow!?

In 2018 I started to track my activity in a spreadsheet documenting each session in terms of number of fills; nozzles used; additives used and which bag or bucket I employed. I’ve created some interesting charts and graphs from the data.

Although I have taken a 4qt enema a time or two, I find that a series of several 2 to 2 1/2 qt enemas are much more enjoyable. For me personally, a couple of 2qt SSE's followed by a couple more 2qt rinse enemas provides a very satisfactory enema session. For the time being, my enemas are strictly solo. Perhaps in the future that will change, and I might have an opportunity to enjoy a different regimen.