Oil enemas high volume

Has anyone tried a four quart oil enema and is it harder to hold than water ?

About ten or fifteen years ago I tried about 2 1/2 quarts of vegetable oil.

It didn't hurt or cause cramps, but it was hard to hold because of its consistency.

I'm not a fan of oil enemas of any sort and they are a mess to clean up after.

I did this once and I enjoyed it. It does make for a clean up as the oil does not just go away like a water enema does. Your toilet will have a greasy coating to it that you will need to clean. Your colon will be lubricated for a while afterwards too.

I tried a 2 quart mineral oil enema about 18 years ago. It took a very long time to get in. Then there were a number soap suds enemas to clear out the oil. Interesting was all I can say.

Only as shots as with glycerine syringes....that was a long time ago & mainly to move stubborn material....Too messy overall + the stain potential .

I've also tried a whole bottle of mineral oil... Ehh! Not impressed - it wasn't any better than a water enema but definitely a long lasting mess to clean out and clean up. Good thing it was done on a Fri night before an open weekend.. It made for a few "surprise!!" farts over the next day..

It can be very embarrassing to be walking around with a big oil stain on the back of your pants hours later, and not even realize it's there. Or just as bad.......leave oil stains on the fabric of your fine furniture, and again, not realizing you've done it. Oil enemas aren't the best option.

I can't imagine how many soapy enemas it would take to clean out that much oil to avoid embarrassing "accidents" later. I took the regular 4oz. Fleet mineral oil enema a couple of times just to see what it was like. Easy to hold. After the first one I realized you must do several soapy enemas after to avoid leakage later. Not worth the effort and mess in my opinion. Oh yes, be prepared to spend time scrubbing your toilet after. Nasty stuff.

I've had the mineral oil Fleet enemas too... Let's just say that I'm not too sure that I'd want to try 4qt. of that stuff unless I planned to be home bound for several days and near a toilet.

The last time I had a Fleet mineral oil enema I had three clean out enemas after that... I had been with a friend, and I survived a nearly 3 hour drive home without any sort of accident. Next day I was still okay, even while passing gas, and had no other noticeable leakage. The next day, Monday morning, I was pretty certain that the clean out enemas had did their job amazingly well and had no worries whatsoever about going to work that day.

And I was fine, the entire day - that is until later that day and near quitting time. I was (fortunately) in the restroom pissing in the urinal when I tried to pass what felt like a little gas... Then felt that small "pool" ooze out instead. At that point I instantly clenched my cheeks, precariously holding the oil suspended there as I hobbled towards a stall and got inside dropping my still opened pants immediately and planted my ass on the toilet.

I inspected my shorts and thanked gawd there was no "spot." I had tried to push more oil out while I sat there, but I didn't feel any more exit, oil or anything else. I wiped my butt and a slightly-tan thick oily residue was all that was on the paper. I thanked gawd again that it was nearly time to go home, and that there had not been anyone else in the restroom when this had happened, lol.

I had no other hints or reminders of that particular oil enema after that.. I surmise that a small "pool" of oil must have sat in a fold high up someplace then had managed to creep out after a couple of days.

I am not a diaper fan... But if I was to try to take a 4qt. mineral oil enema, even if I had several clean out enemas, and even if I had them given to me over the course of several days too, I'd be wearing a diaper until at least 24 hours after I had seen the last oil.

And, you will see the oil... Like others have mentioned, oil enemas will leave a tell-tale mess in your toilet. With me, I leave oil droplets in the toilet that are hard to flush away because they float so well on the water.

I think that a four quart oil enema sounds like a total recipe for disaster--soiled clothes, gooey enema equipment and befouled toilets.

I have had eight ounces of oil prior to a soapsuds series and that amount is all I would ever want at one time. It takes awhile to get the oil out even with soap suds enemas.

Janet S

I have done one qt oil enemas, and while they felt quite nice, the clean up was laborious.

The most oil I've ever used was 2 Fleet mineral oil enemas at one time. I think a total of 8 or 9 oz. I've had the bad experience others have talked about with oil emerging a day or 2 later. I've found them helpful though. The problem of the after effects can be avoided by using a soap suds enema and a plain water enema afterwards and then using a panty liner for the next day or two.

Oil enemas sounds fun, but remember one thing: When oil disappear down the drain it will be cooled and the viscosity will change. Actually - oil is one of the mail reasons for clogged pipes! If you use oil enemas on a regular basis be sure to use some degreasing agents every now and then. I`ve been working with facility services for what seems like a lifetime and have seen this quite a few times. have fun, but take some precautions :-)

I am not sure that 4 qts of mineral oil would be safe! It would definitely stop your colon from absorbing the water from your stool, and I would recommend trying it on day one of a week's vacation. I suspect that even with soapsuds enemas 3-4 per day you would still leak oily poop for several days.

Oil enemas sounds fun, but remember one thing: When oil disappear down the drain it will be cooled and the viscosity will change. Actually - oil is one of the mail reasons for clogged pipes! If you use oil enemas on a regular basis be sure to use some degreasing agents every now and then. I`ve been working with facility services for what seems like a lifetime and have seen this quite a few times. have fun, but take some precautions :-)

No, NOT oil because oil is a liquid at room temperature.

GREASE which is solid at room temperature after using it for cooking is what clogs pipes.

For example, bacon fat, chicken/turkey fat poured down the drain will clog pipes. Cooking oil like olive oil, peanut oil, wesson oil are OK because they stay liquids.

A mistress gave me a high volume oil enema years ago, she warmed the oil to 99 degrees making it very easy to take. The only downside was the 1/2 day leaking.

No, but generally I do peretta of olive oil before the enema of chamomile