Large Volume Enemas

I don't mind at all that some might not believe me, and I fully accept that I can't possibly prove to you that I can take 2 gallons. I don't even know what continent you live on...

Moreover, I don't measure stuff in gallons any more. Forty years ago, when I did, they were Imperial gallons anyway, not US ones. You can convert my 7-8 litres into firkins or omers if you like. They might be less offensive that way?

But seriously, to convert gallons into whatever, go to http://www.onlineconversion.com/volume.htm and make sure you have Javascript enabled.

Johnny

I usually do my enemas in a series. Normally this means three or four enemas in a session. If I am "full", I start with a soapy (Ivory) two quart bag, but I only take whatever amount until it becomes uncomfortable, usually about a little over a quart to "clear the road". After that it is a very warm, very soapy, two quart retention (about 5-15 minutes)enema. I follow this with a very warm, fast (bag hung high) saline rinse, and usually repeat the rinse. If I am empty, I still start with the "prep" enema, followed by a 2.5 to three quart very warm, very soapy enema with he intent of retaining it...fat chance of me retaining three quarts! Then follow with a 2.5-3 quart fast rinse, followed by a two quart fast rinse.

And yes, sometimes, I have taken three soapy enemas before rinsing. If I do sessions two days in a row, the second day I can take more volume at a faster rate. The fastest I have taken one is knelling bent over the side of the tub with the bag hung on a short hook from the towel rack. That is a definitely a "second" day enema!

Unless you pump in with a mean or device it cannot cause colon perforation. What is going in it is what you can take, as it is a normal pressure; however I still believe in quality and not quantity. Personally I can take easily 3 liters in a good day, but it is always to do with who's giving it and how.

From my research and experience, medically administered enemas were quite small, usually one pint or less. In the 1945 edition of Tabor's medical dictionary there are at least twenty-three kinds of enemas described, and most were small quantity. for example, a mayo enema used only eight ounces of water, a purgative enema of soapsuds, glycerin, magnesium sulfate, and turpentine used a pint of water, and a soapsuds enema was from two to four pints for an adult. Rinse enemas were not mentioned.

In 1951, at age 5, I was hospitalized for several weeks. I was given an enema every other day from a small irrigator can. Being a can, I could not tell if it was full or not. Only two or three time did a nurse determine the enema was not successful, and the enema repeated.

After release from the hospital, I was bedridden for several months. Mother continued the every other day enema, only from a Jack and Jill nursery rhyme bag, and added a plain water rinse enema. At age nine, I started to get my enemas from a full two quart bag.

Why were home enemas bigger than the medically administered enemas? Has anyone tried a small quantity enema?

When I was a child, all my enemas were "high" enemas, administered using a fountain syringe. The goal was to completely fill my colon with the nice, warm, soapy water so I'd get a good cleansing. Most of the time I'd be completely undressed, lying on my back on Mom's bed. The bag would be suspended about a foot above my hips, so I could see what was about to go into my tummy. With one hand she'd raise my legs while with the other, she'd slide a well lubricated index finger into my rectum, smiling as she watched the surprised look in my eyes. Soon, the long, black douche nozzle replaced her finger, and I would begin to feel a sudden warmth of hot, soapy water going into my body. When she released the clamp, she'd massage my tummy as the water began to fill me. It would take a good ten minutes or so for her to get the full 2 quarts into me, but aside from the embarrassment her seeing the erection enemas would cause, the experience was quite pleasant!

A US gallon is 3,785 liter, so slightly less then 4 liters. 1 quart (of a gallon) = 0.946 liter. So the often mentioned 2 quart is slightly less then 2 liters (1,9 liter)

4 liters is also about the most I can take...

2 quarts is what i can comfortably take with no issues, but i do repeats .

Hey friends, a lot of thing are "possible", but are they worth risking your life for? Read about these things and fantasize, don't experience them. There are so many erotic enema related things to enjoy that are not life threatening. Sometimes vanilla is good.

I have only had a four quart enema once - something I didn't really anticipate. I was having a session with a professional dominatrix. Fortunately, I had hedged my bets before the session and had a colonic.

Six or seven hours later that same day, the dom gave me a two quart enema. While I lay there really enjoying it, I heard the water running in the other room. The next thing I knew, she was back - with another two quart bag full of warm water. I took it with no problem. I don't think it is an exaggeration to say that she made me hold the entire four quarts for at least 30 minutes before allowing me to expell. She threatened me with an even bigger enema if I touched myself while I expelled. Needless to say she didn't watch, but I obeyed anyway - it was part of the scene. I have never repeated this, but may do so in the future. I have purchased a 2 litre enema bag from Rojo-Enterprises. I regularly do one quart as a clean out and do the 2 litres afterward. No pain, great feeling, great orgasm!

In the past, I have taken four quarts lots of times, but now I usually only take two quarts as that is more comfortable for me, but once in a while I will take three quarts, but not often. I just like the feeling of two quarts best. redrub

I've managed just over 3 qts, but only after a smaller one first. Wow did I feel hugely full!

I have used a vintage 3+ quart enema without too much problem in taking all of it although I have to "pant" to get to the end. I tried a 4-quart enema several times and have never been able to make it there. I know I need a good filling and want to take more but I am not going to force something in for fear of causing injury..

I've emptied a 4 quart Klystra bag, full to the rim, into me only a couple of times, and the distension was awesome! It was a little frightening, because my abdomen was stretched so tight I was afraid something was going to "pop"! That said, the last little bit of water really became an effort, and not really pleasurable.

I have several sets of (2) two quart bags connected with a wye connector, and it's pretty satisfying to hear that final sucking sound as the bags go dry. What I've found though, is that two bags filled to the top seldom measure out to a full 4 quarts, and I can take two bags a lot more easily that that big 'honkin Klystra!

Having taken a SSE beforehand helps with the cleanout and makes more room, but I suspect that some of the first enemas stays high up in the colon and prevent taking full 4 quart subsequent E's.

Hi All...I am new to this site but have had enemas all my life. I have never been able to take 4 litres but can manage 3 on most occasions...it is comforting to find out that most people can take 3 litres or quarts but a lot of people have diffulty taking the full 4..maybe one day it will happen. I am learing a lot from this site thanks everyone.

We too have been trying to make it to 4 for a while. We can do 3 to 3.5 most anytime in most any position and with most any solution, but just cannot get over that 4 quart hump.

I usually can get to four but only after taking a couple of three quart enemas first. For the third one, I take two quarts and then re-fill the three quart bag and take the second two quarts. It helps if these additional two quarts are hotter than the others. Hurts so GOOD!

Four quarts is about the most I can take comfortably, although I've had as much as 5-and-a-bit a couple of times. Although it's interesting to see just how much can be accommodated, taking a bit less than maximum capacity and holding it brings greater satisfaction. My understanding is that salt in the solution keeps the solution from migrating into one's system, which is pretty well confirmed using the bathroom scale before, during and after. My equipment (shown by my name) is home-made from a gallon milk container. The hose is 3/8" surgical tubing, and the nozzle is home-made as well, terminating in a 1" diameter clear plastic ball, drilled-through to accept 3/8" plastic tubing that the surgical tubing slips over. The ball on the end really helps with retention. A clip on the surgical tubing regulates the flow to about 4 quarts in 20 minutes, pausing completely if cramping occurs. The ket to the whole thing is to RELAX! And if it starts to hurt (not just a cramp that comes and goes) then STOP!

I've done four quarts just once. Did two and then got up and filled the bag and did the other two. I guess it's neat to be able to say "I did it", since it seems to be the benchmark for many folks. But it was too much effort and didn't feel good enough to make me want to do it again.

Most of my sessions are primarily to 'clean the playground' for some fun anal play later, or to prepare for an extended colon tube session (like I just finished tonight). Tonight's prep for the colon tube was two one-quart enemas and then one two-quart, all standing up. Then I spent about 45 minutes with my Fr 40 X 30" tube with all but the last two inches I was holding on to inside me.

Just move it in and out and let the water flow. As I get full, the water expels into the shower with the strainer removed. When I'm done, I feel really clean and I've had a great orgasm.

My suggestion for folks who are trying to hit the elusive four quart mark is "don't sweat it". There's nothing magic about it and you'll have as much fun, if not more, just doing what feels good. And that's really what we're all about. Feeling good.

Peace,

ldb

I have no problem with 4 quarts and with help I can sometimes take even more. But then good help is hard to find. I have found that sometimes I can take more the first time than the second time. I usually have a series of enemas, starting with 3 quarts to clean out my lower colon then the second and third are usually 4 quarts if I can get it in.

I think the 4 quart enema could be associated with running the four minute mile. There are only a hand full of humans on this planet that can run a mile under 4 minutes. There are probably a few more, but not many, who can take a 4 quart enema. In my 44 years, I couldn't even come close to breaking the 4 minute mile; I got under 5 minutes a hand ful of times and almost 4 1/2 minutes once. As far as attempting the 4 quart enema, I have had a little better luck, but not much. Over the last decade, I have made over a hundred attempts, and succed maybe 3 times. The firs time was with 2 separate 2 quart bags; it hurt so bad that I swore I would never try it again. A few years later, I barely made it again with a 4 quart bag; again, I said this would be it. A short time later, I got stupid again. This time I used an inflatable nozel, which actually adds to the volume, and I did succede. But not without loosing conciousness. I got about 3/4 of the way and shut off the clamp. I was going to open it back up after a few minutes but fell asleep. I woke up about an hour and a half later with everything still in me and finished. Not only was I in great pain, but I was sick for a couple of days afterward. I think I probably absorbed so much of that last one that technically I would have been disqualified if it was an athletic event because my colon never really got close to 4 quarts. Probably a full quart was already in my blader. Needless to say, I think that chacing after the 4 minute mile might be safer at this point, although the odds ar stacked agansed me for both at my age.

After hundreds of enemas and years of trying,I finally hit my 4qt goal on June 6,2009,I will remember this date until I do it again.

I had planned weekly coffee enema for Saturday night.I took three one and half quart soap and saline enemas for cleanouts before doing the coffee enema.I have a coffee maker in my bedroom on a small stand.The 4qt enema container hangs over my bed from a chain.One quart of brewed organic coffee was diluded with one quart of cold water to make two quarts of warm coffee.My five foot colon tube was inserted about four ft into my butt for a deep coffee enema.I checked the time on the clock radio then clicked the clamp and let it flow.God,it felt soo good as I watched the coffee disappear from the clear enema container.I want to hold the solution for twenty minutes and had no problem cramps.When about 18 min had elapsed,I added another quart to the container without getting up from the bed,the one quart also disappeared without too much pressure.I had one more bottle of water left setting on the floor next to the bed so I thought I'd take a chance at it.I poured the the last amount of water into the enema container and watched the flow meter as the solution worked it's way into me.My belly swelled like a balloon,I was taking deep breaths as I watched the last few onces disapear out of sight.Wow,I did it,a whole four quarts.

Folks,I am proud as a pickle because I am a very small guy of five ft. five in. with a 29 in waist,but my waist expanded to about 36 in with the four quarts.

The next morning I felt just elated and totally satisfied,this was a seven hour enema session that included celebration brandy enema.The good times did flow.

I am quite comfortable with a 4 quart enema, and have been doing them for years. Not everyone can take that volume just like not everyone can run a 4 minute mile either. Take as much volume as you are comfortable with and be happy! That being said, there is a technique that does lead to the ability to take a greater volume. First, it is most important that you are thoroughly and completely cleaned out, with no residual solution inside you. I am a big advocate of the glycerin and Epsom salt enema, which is very purgative. I think it tends to get completely expelled, unlike a soapsuds enema that might sometimes "surprise" you an hour or so later. After you expel your clean out enema, get up and walk around, massage the belly, do something else, whatever... then go back to the toilet and make sure you are empty. When you are ready for the four quart enema, whether you are using a big Klystra bag, or two two quart ones, you want to make sure you are using warm, but not real warm solution.. a couple degrees south of body temperature is ideal. And of course, you want to make sure you are using some salt or baking soda to keep the electrolytes in balance. Take the first part of the enema on your side, then when you are feeling full roll over on your back and arch your back a bit with your feet on the floor. I generally suggest a slow fill, clamping the hose a bit with your fingers. If you start to cramp, stop the flow and breathe thru the cramps, then as they subside, resume the flow. When you get near the end of the bag, release the hose and let 'er rip.

Oh yes, I would never recommend taking a large volume enema with any kind of inflatable retention nozzle....

I start with a bulb and then a quart next a 2 quart and then three.

this graduation is great because it cleans little by little and when I am finished with the tree quart it depends if I will do a four quart or not, it's all in the way I feel 😁

My normal limit is 2.5 litres, but sometimes I extend this to 4 litres. An empty stomach is the key to taking large-volume enemas, and it is important as ever that the liquid flows into your body very slowly.

My first enema this year was 4 litres of warm salt water. It felt marvellous, I held it for 15 minutes and there was no problem with the expulsion. Note that the enema must consist of salt added to the water as salt calms the colon and allows more liquid to be taken than if the enema was to consist of just plain water.

I find that water alone causes cramping making the enema (whatever the volume) difficult to hold.

Many years back I had a lady friend that introduced me to the sensations that go with forced retention. She came up with mixtures that would make you push and squirm until you quivered. She made mixtures of glycerin and other things that she had me use on her and then talked me into trying them. Wow!! My question is in the normal healthy person with no obvious limitations how far can you go with this safely? Obviously 'roids or other health issues need to be considered, but can you overdue and do damage from the extreme contractions? Her comment was that it wasn't almost like childbirth, but without the unpleasantness of delivery. She'd occasionally orgasm just from the pressure induced sensations. I've not read much about this activity other than people that want to fill to more than reasonable capacity which is not what I am talking about.

I am still traditionalist and think the standard two quart hot soap suds enema will always do the trick. But it needs to be two quarts and if it cannot be done the first time it must be repeated until this is achieved.

I find that I can't always manage 2 quarts the first time, so now I just start with a about 1 quart of soapy solution followed by 2 quarts of plain water. After that I can sometimes accommodate 3 quarts. Going with what is reasonably comfortable seems to work for me.

^^^^ It isn't that you didn't expel it all, rather that the very slight remaining salt solution coating the colon walls continues to draw water into the colon after the enema has been expelled which makes it seem like there was still a considerable amount of the original enema remaining inside you..

I worked up to four quarts over the years. The key, as others have stated, is to be relaxed, and not to use a solution that induces cramping. Baking soda, teaspoon per quart, works nicely.

Another thing that I found helps is to use a colon tube. By moving the tube in and out, say about a third its length, helps distribute the liquid. Filling from the rectum up, with a double balloon or retention nozzle, seems to be more difficult.

I don't take four quart enemas often. Most of my enemas are three quarts, which now feel the way two enemas used to feel twenty years ago. Nice.

I've only managed a max of 3qt, after a small 1qt enema, the feeling was so good, so full, i so much wanted to go for 4 but I don't think it will ever happen 😢