What volume is a real enema??

Any vessel holding any amount of water with a nozzle placed in your rectum and you allow even 1 oz of water to flow , buddy , you just had an enema lol

Well each person has a different capacity and there seems to be an ability to increase it. For me it’s three quarts and the mixture is what amplifies it. Soap glycerine e Epsom salts does the trick. And if you take a dulcolax before the enema well then it really makes the three quarts more than enough

How long do you have to take the dulcolax before the enema so that you get the combined effects?

A real enema is any size the user deems sufficient to produce pleasure, relieve stress or clear constipation. Since most of us on this site take enemas for pleasure, we get to decide how much fluid is enough to give the desired effect.

@reddevil

How long do you have to take the dulcolax before the enema so that you get the combined effects?

Suppositories can be any time from 5-20 minutes. I imagine that even if you took the enema right after you'd feel the effects! I do this sometimes and usually wait from 5-10 mins. If I wait too long then the suppository starts working and it is really hard to get the enema in.

I usually put the suppo (or two) in, then mix up a good hot soapy enema of about 2-2.5 quarts, then take it. You'll feel things get to work pretty fast... The hot soapy water spreads the bisacodyl out and via some mechanism makes it more powerful.

Reddevil:

When I do a full cleanse, which involves oral bisacodyl(generic of Dulcolax), I take the oral round on an empty stomach about 2 hours before starting the first enema. Depending on if I use the bisacodyl suppositories or the mini enema.

If it's the suppositories,it's about 10 minutes before getting into position, so 15-20 before opening the valve.

If it's the mini-enema, I take an extra 10 minutes or so to break the seal, inject the enema, and put the empty back in the carton. The I just lie there in position for 5 minutes or so. I rarely feel anything happening. Then I proceed to insert the nozzle just like normal.

I was given my first large volume soap suds enema in the hospital at age 10. A full two quarts from a white Jones can. Mon's 8 oz Adult Recal bulb syringe enemas at home did not feel like much after that.

@Annie2: Any vessel holding any amount of water with a nozzle placed in your rectum and you allow even 1 oz of water to flow , buddy , you just had an enema lol

Thanks Annie2 - makes me realize I'm still in the game of taking enemas even though they are not the gut wrenching strong, full-bag soapy ones I loved so much.

A good enema is what the person can handle. Some can do 2 qts while others of us can do 4+qts.

4 quarts is a real stretch for me although I have achieved that amount from time to time. Most likely 3 - 3 1/2 quarts is the norm. A former girlfriend could barely handle 1 - 1 1/2 quarts, even with coaching, starts and stops, massage, etc. I even sat her on my JBL to see if she could expand her capacity, to no avail.

I’d love to find a female enemate to Work on expanding both of our capacities!

2 Quarts or liters is the smallest "real enema" for me. Anything less does not feel like I have taken an enema.

It's not just the quantity of solution. It should be given with an inflatable nozzle, held 15 minutes or longer, a nice good bawling my eyes out spanking afterwards, about 20 spankings given bent over the edge of the bed with my hands cuffed behind my back, and 10 minutes of my nose in the corner.

For me 2qrt is sufficient to be considered a real enema. Anything else given is just not a good cleanout. I generally like to do a series so as to be able to achieve complete results.

Years ago in my 20s, a home health nurse taught me the "one-two" enema if I'm genuinely backed up. That is one quart (about one-half of my syringe) followed after resting for a few minutes by the full two-quarts. To me, a "real enema" is anything that produces the results I want and makes me feel like I've had a good cleanse.

Angie was a young nurse when she cared for me. She was only 23, I was 22 at the time. Her "one-two" enema I never found in any nursing books; it was probably a personal method she taught her patients. However, this made sense to me at the time, and I find this method easier, much more comfortable and effective than trying to fill my insides with high volume.

Regarding volume, a book i have says the enema is used to cause the recipient to need to empty their bowels,it doesnt mention how much is used, just states that sufficient is given at a rate that causes the bowel to need desperately to expel.

Another point i could make is that several years ago i went to see a girl for sex and got to talk of enemas, she agreed to give me one, which was about a litre of warm soapy water, which for one enema is enough, when i had expelled, she jumped up and said my turn, i was a bit surprised, but gave her the same,the point here is that i was phisically twice the size of her, yet we both were full with same amount.

As much as you're comfortable with and soon you'll maybe try "just a little more".

As an adult, I have always thought a “real enema” was two quarts, the volume of the commonly available enema syringe bag and I have always tried to take the full bag of soapy water. That was the minimum and after I was pretty cleaned out, I would hold that 2 quart enema in me and get up and fix another bag full. Usually I could get a total of about 3 quarts of water in me before it was time to go.

This is a real enema…..https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/97047

Depends on age. When we were kids before age eight we got a quart each. At age eight the volume of our enemas started to increase and by age eleven, we were taking two quarts. At age twelve, when our RN grandmother taught us personal hygiene, it was with two quart enemas. A few years later, I was doing 2 ½ quart enemas with my girlfriend. It wasn’t until my late twenties or early thirties that I took three quart enemas. It was after I got married and before we had kids.

No less than five quarts.

As some have said, any amount could be considered. Some days I can take 2+ quarts easily. Some days only a quart. And of course, if I cum right away, the urge can leave and I'm done.

For me, a gallon seems to be just right.

What ever feels good (or bad) to you. Depends on the individual and why they are taking enemas.

@bigboat And of course, if I cum right away, the urge can leave and I'm done.

Yup, something I would also hold off on and try to avoid because once I cum I lose all interest and desire for enemas..

Whether giving or receiving a plain or soapy enema, I consider anything less than 2 quarts to be an unsatisfactory attempt. A “real” or “good” or “satisfying” enema for anyone who gets pleasure from giving/receiving enemas needs to capture the undivided focused attention of the receiver and create a sense of accomplishment for the giver. For plain water or soapy water, I think 2 quarts is the minimum that can accomplish this.

A real enema is how much works for you, everybody's different and it can also vary given the situation. Don't try for a set amount that absolutely has to be injected, a good way to get hurt. Go for a target and if you get there great if not maybe next time, what a person is able to take will vary by time. Personally I try to take at least 2 quarts which sometimes is too much and at other times not enough, listen to your body and if giving listen to the recipient.

I used to play with a Dom once in awhile. She was a real doll and was also into enemas for health. I use a clear bag which can hold 4 quarts. However, I rarely go over 2 or 2.5. One day she came out with this bag way over the 3 qt line. She had me on all fours. She fed me her tits all the while stroking me and giving me the enema. Before you knew it, she stopped. I turned around and the bag was empty. The trouble began when I tried to get up. Don't think I was ever that full. I was on the can for a real long time. Largest volume I ever took. Now THAT was an enema….

I have to say that my wife knows how to give one really comfortable enema. She seldom fills the bag, but nothing is measured so my guess is that it might be all of 1 to 1.5 quarts. She does like to make mine a bit on the soapy side and the temperature is always just right. That said taking and holding this for several minutes sure produces a cleaning out. The most amazing part is the thick muck that comes out last. The idea that you really need more than two quarts is to my mind a bit questionable. I suppose that there is a good reason why the typical enema bags max out at 2 quarts.

Not so much the quantity, but such that the bag I'm using looks bulging full to the brim with enema solution. 😈😈😈

In my opinion a ‘real’ enema has enough volume to cause a widespread urge and prompt a complete evacuation of the person's bowel. That doesn't mean the person is squeaky clean, but does mean the person poos both hard and soft.

For an adult, 500ml to 1000ml of warm water, retained until a strong urge is felt, is enough to do the trick. The volume must be large enough to cause a widespread urge, not just in the last couple of inches. Urge enhancers, like soap, glycerin, or Dulcolax, can be added, but are not usually needed. Just water will surely work, if retained.