What do you consider a Large Volume enema?

I wonder what you consider to be a large volume? Why?

To me, a large volume enema is any enema over four quarts and I use the four quart volume for my enemas daily. I have taken larger volumes at times and induced nausea by doing so. When I first began to self adiminster, I could not take a full two quart bag so that was a large volume. Later I could take the two quarts and three quarts became a large volume and so on. I have stopped pushing the limit at four quarts because I am fearful of an acquiring a megacolon. I do take my four quarts daily because, an enema a day keeps the doctor away!

With 20+ % of my colon gone, 2.5 qts. is a good fill for me. I've done 3 qts., but they hurt, so I stop at 2.5. I KNOW I've taken over 3 qts on my JBL, before I am uncomfortable.

I consider anything over two quarts to be essentially very large volume. Large volume might include 2 qt.

Certainly, for me, 4-qt is the limit.

Although I have taken just a few 4-qt enemas on occasion, I personally find for my own enjoyment that anywhere from 2 to 3 qts is very satisfactory and enjoyable. Multiple fills at this quantity make for a pleasurable enema session.

I get uncomfortable after 3qts. 4qts is a really large volume.

I think large volume enemas are something of an "acquired taste". I know when I started out indulging in my enema exploration, two quarts and maybe just a little more was about all I could stand. As the years passed, the need to refill the bag with more solution became the norm and not the exception. Then, I decided to purchase a four quart bag. Knowing there were four quarts of enema solution in the bag ready for me, enticed me to keep going. And I did.

Today, I'll average a little over three quarts for a typical enema. Sometimes, even a little more. Getting to hear the gurgle from the bag completely emptying into me is rare. But as with all of our enema fun, it's not a one size fits all world.

We each have to find that "sweet spot" in terms of volume, temperature and solution that makes our enema adventures truly our own.

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

I am in my mid-60's now. When I was in my mid-40's I "graduated" from 3qrts to 4qrts. Eventually, by my early 50's, I got 5qrts then 6qrts. I tried 8qrts a few times and just find it too intense, too painful and scary.

These days, for my first enema, I fill my jug to 6qrts, but usually only take 4qrts to clear out my system

My next enema, again I fill the jug to 6qrts, but usually only take 5qrts.

My third and following enemas are usually 6qrts each. I often do a series of 4 to 6 enemas over several hours. It's like an ordeal.

My regular amount is 6qrts. I like the fill and tension. But I can't retain it long.

I use to take all my enemas laying on my back. These days I find kneeling in the tub to be a better procedure.

Both Sis & I enjoy 4 qts, and Sometimes go to 5 on the last rinse. We have both, on very rare occasions topped out at 6 qts. That volume definitely produces the "hurts-so-good" response. I have only been able to hold 6 for less than 10 minutes, but Sis gets a glassy-eyed look as she explores (or I explore) her that little bump "down there". She goes into what I can only describe as continuous orgasm, and I love seeing her "ready-to-deliver" tummy. She may be 73, but she's trim, fit, and looks like she COULD be preggars! On these occassions, the receiver is in stirrups, and Sis holds hers until she loses her battle. The room is covered with a plastic dropcloth, for easy cleanup, and she has had several enemas before she can take six qts. She is passing clear water. For those who haven't tried it, expelling on your back with feet in stirrups is a kinky turnon!

For me a large volume enema is one of my klystra gallon bags filled to the rim. I use a double balloon nozzle to take the full bag. Filled to the rim is more than 4 quarts.

I, for probably more than one, consider eveything over 2 qts. "large volumn". My experience goes back to hospital white porcelan irragators that held two quarts. Always felt that it was sorta standard. Now, of course, it's 1500cc for a Sse or listed "large volumn"....butt it'll still be 1500cc.

the boxcar

When Mom first started giving me enemas, she used a small red bulb that may have held 8 ounces. When I finally got her to give me an adult enema with a bag, she put in maybe a pint. I remember one Saturday morning Mom woke me up and took me into my bathroom where she had prepared a small enema using her Rexall Victoria Combination syringe. I took that one easily. After I had expelled that enema, I went into the kitchen where she was. She took my hand and led me back to my bathroom where she gave me another small enema. I think the bag was maybe 1/3rd full if that much. After I had expelled that enema, I, again, went into the kitchen to tell Mom thanks. She, again, took my hand and led me back to my bathroom where she again took down her syringe from the wall and started unscrewing the tube from the bottle. I was mesmerized to say the least. She, then, turned on the water in the sink and began to fill the bottle one more time. When she, again, had the bag about 1/3rd full, she turned off the water, held up the bottle as if to inspect it, and started to screw the black adapter cap back into the bag. I stopped her and asked her if she could put some more water in the bag. Mom looked at me like I had a screw loose and asked me "are you sure?" I told her "yes." Well, Mom turned on the water again and put the bottle back into the flow. She filled it full and then asked me "Mike, is this enough?" I smiled. Mother then proceeded to give me a true adult enema. I took every drop. When I got to college I had graduated to taking 2 full bags of water. Eventually, I moved up to 6 quarts and then 8. Today, I sometimes am able to take 10 quarts, if I take the water in slowly. I use 5 2 quart bags and my wife usually is the one giving me my water.

If you really want to do large volumes, the ordinary bags are not for you. Get a 5 gallon camping shower bag and convert its shower hookup to an enema tube hookup. Then get a sharpie marker pen and a one or two cup measuring cup and pour it in one at a time. Mark the level of each measuring cup full so that you have your bag calibrated and you can know now much water is in it, and, more importantly, how much you have taken out of it.

You probably will want a short length of rope or cord to use to hang it from the shower rod or whatever you use to suspend it.

A camping shower bag is also a good thing if you are going to do a series, for you can fill it to the top and then let flow as much as you want on each one without having to refill it each time.

You can get a camping shower bag at an outdoors outfitter or Amazon. They are incredibly cheap compared with the traditional bag.

hankb

I don't use a large capacity bag, but I do use (almost exclusively) a 1 gal translucent water pitcher (WalMart, K-Mart, Kroger for about 5 bucks) that I installed a nipple in, in the side (towards the bottom, obviously) that I had cut-off from an extra douche nozzle I had laying around. I used special glue (from Lowe's) that is made to adhere to polypropylene plastic to hold the nozzle in place. It's the correct size for standard enema/douche kit hoses, and has worked well. The nice thing about this pitcher is that it is already graduated on the sides, so you can see exactly how much liquid you've taken in at any point in time, and it can be set on any convenient surface that is at hand, and one that suits your desired height differential between your butt and the container. The commode seat works well for slow delivery when I'm laying on the floor, and the sink vanity top works great for faster delivery. Same for the nightstand next to the bed, or the dresser top in the bedroom. When it comes to enemas, this is the best investment (almost nothing) that I ever made. 4-qts is more than adequate for my personal tastes.

I will generally go up to 3 litres in my normal enemas. I've done 4 litres a few times, and probably a bit over, but they were getting quite uncomfortable. Anything over 3 litres would be large volume in my book. I am amazed at those able to take 6 or 7 litres! Where do you put it all?!

2 quarts is typically my largest comfortable volume, and 3 quarts or more is what I think of as a large volume, given my own capacity. With 2 quarts I'm comfortably full, and more than that will make me feel especially stretched and make it progressively more difficult to take without cramping and retain afterwards, but sometimes that extra-full feeling is what I'm in the mood for.

I'm all about large enemas, been doing them for nearly a decade and at my best I can get over 10 liters/quarts. I still consider 4 quarts pretty damn large for inexperienced people.

Ya.....I'm up to 16 quarts now, but think I could easily take 18 or 20 quarts. NOT!! Can I be honest about something? I find this thread to be a bit dangerous and somewhat foolish, in that it may encourage a few who , for whatever reason, get a vicarious thrill out of ridiculously large enemas to try them, based on what some of the replies indicate. Moderation folks! Forget the stupid and insane behavior that may get you killed, or at the least, damaged for life.

Ya.....I'm up to 16 quarts now, but think I could easily take 18 or 20 quarts. NOT!! Can I be honest about something? I find this thread to be a bit dangerous and somewhat foolish, in that it may encourage a few who , for whatever reason, get a vicarious thrill out of ridiculously large enemas to try them, based on what some of the replies indicate. Moderation folks! Forget the stupid and insane behavior that may get you killed, or at the least, damaged for life.

Yeah I get it, we're a shunned group of people here. Most of you don't even believe someone can take even 2 gallons. It is actually really sad how we just get shoved off as 'insane' or just outright lying.

Yeah I get it, we're a rare group. No it has NOTHING to do with competition, I speak for myself in saying its an incredibly core part of our personalities and sexuality that we simply cannot ignore once discovered. I know a few others who have been doing 10+ liters for over a decade and are all in good health.

I KNOW there are others like me who simply can't deny themselves this wonderful thing. and you really offer us absolutely nothing. There is already basically no information for us, we take the risk because we basically have no choice. We can tell you better than anybody who simply uses enemas for health that if you aren't like us, you have basically no chance of rupturing your colon. I follow the core rule that you don't use anything but gravity to get it in. No pumping at high volumes allowed. I like inflatable plugs a lot, and I am all for them, but using one with a faucet is probably your only chance at rupturing your colon from an enema alone.

As for long term effects, as I said a small bunch of us have been doing this for over a decade and are all in great health. That's a decent amount of time, but still conditions could develop over a 20+ year period. I'll be happy to educate anyone and everyone of anything that happens to me if I ever did develop a condition from my habits, but as it stands, it really is a part of me I can't ignore and will continue doing as long as I can.

A 5 ft. 100 lb. person regardless of sex is not going to be able to handle the same volume as a 6'5" 270 lb. person. Every individual is different, and each of us recognizes or should recognize their personal limit. I am an average size male and my limit is 4 qts, and that's a stretch. It is for that very reason that I find it dubious that anyone can hold 8 qts. in one enema. That is astonishing. It maybe can be done, but I have never seen it.

Anything above 3.5 quarts I think is quite large. Over 4qts is an extremely large volume.

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I would consider anything over 3qts to be a "large" enema. Though I know many people including myself who can take 4, 5, or 6 qts after a smaller warm up enema.

I'll put my two cents in. I do three 4 quart enemas daily. I can't imagine taking more than 4 quarts. my intestine is bulging after I have 4 quarts in. ???

OVER 4 quarts? To me, I guess, anything much more than the drug store 2 quart bag would probably be a large enema. I usually work up to about 3 or 3.5 quarts at the end of a series.

Jon

About four quarts is my maximum; that's over 8 pounds of water! It's difficult to imagine doing much more.

I always take a 4 quart hot soapy enema. It took years of experimentation and practice to work up to 4 quarts.

3 quarts is my standard enema but sometimes I crave a deeper more filling experience. On those occasions I fill the 4 quart bag and go for large volume. For me, anything larger than 3 quarts qualifies and LARGE volume.

Well, it should be obvious that the more enemas one has taken, the larger an enema one can take, one's colon becoming stretched and acclimated over time while one also becomes accustomed to the procedure.

For an enema virgin, I say that anything above what is standard nursing procedure would constitute a large volume enema. For cleansing enemas, contemporary nursing textbooks instruct 1 to 3 pints (500 to 1500 cc), although textbooks from 100 or so years ago specified to 2 to 4 pints (1 to 2 L), which I'm guessing because people in those days were more accustomed to taking enemas. However, for barium enemas, for which the patient has painstakingly prepared with extensive colon cleansing, usually five pints (2500 cc) or more are used.

Of course, no one on this forum is an enema virgin! So, while medically anything over a quart or so constitutes a large volume enema, we all have our own subjective definitions of something rather bigger as a large volume enema. As a teenager, I thought of 2 quarts as a really large volume, but now for me it needs to be over 4 quarts to be considered large volume. Personally, having taken thousands of enemas in my life, I've endeavored to slow down this increase by raising the bag ever higher over time, as well as by increasing the intensity of the enema solution. So when I want something "larger", rather than making than using more volume, I will do something like put a bar Kirk's Castile soap in the bag, and leave it in the bag the whole time the solution is flowing into me, which gives a quite a kick. Once I'm filled, if my enema already seems intense then I just lie there, but typically I will get up and do things, usually drinking my morning coffee, and then engaging in physical activity as needed until I simply can't hold it any longer; for a sex -related enema, just "lying there" consists of having foreplay performed on me while "engaging in physical activity" may be mounting my husband.

It has only been recently that I finally got a 4 qt bag from amazon. Actually, when it's completely full to the top the bag can hold 5 qts, i've measured it. I have to do a series of successive enemas, starting at 2qts then 3qts, working my way up to 4 or more by the end of the session. When i first started taking enemas as a teenager, I could barely take 2qts, didn't know that larger volume bags existed.

Bigd--you can get them in 6 qt if you look around. you can also get a perhaps 5 gallon camping shower bag and convert it to a more useful object. Then you can make calibration marks on it with a magic marker and put in as much water in it and have an undisturbed series.

hankb