Large Volume Enemas

Jimmyt44 ..I'd be inclined to think the tooling costs could well be a prohibiting factor...Reliable production capable moulds require casting, plus Industrial quality heat laminators are fairly costly....before presentation packaging...Let alone very few reputable organizations willing to take a risk in stocking due to low volume turnover...WTF

I like to look in on this forum occasionally to see what the bulshi**ers are spewing (pun intended). They are easy to spot, because their claims of volume, time, and technique are so transparently absurd. There are people claiming to have taken over two gallons of eater, 16 pounds of water (2+ gallons), people who insert several feet of colon tube, miraculous growing colons, and numerous other ridiculous claims. There is a forum for all of you, it is the fantasy enema forum.

Most of the posters are honest about their capacities, freely stating that they take 2 to 3 quarts, and that volumes above that become uncomfortable, but possible. There are some people with colons that have one or two extra loops in the sigmoid flexure, allowing them to take larger volumes, but not nearly as many as the bullshi**ers on this forum who claim ridiculous capacities.

BTW, you cannot stretch your colon, it is not like a rubber balloon that becomes flaccid after years of enemas. That being said, age and disease may weaken the muscular tissue surrounding the colon, and pouches may form (diverticulitis), but you cannot increase your capacity through years of taking large volume enemas. I know from personal experience of taking enemas. The so-called mega-colon is the result of having a longer (extra loops in the sigmoid) colon, not a wider colon.

There is a company, whose name I shall not mention, who claims to sell a 5 qt. JBL Cascade clone. I ordered one form him and waited and waited. I got three separate notifications that it had been shipped, but no bag appeared. Finally, I had to demand a refund and get Paypal involved. I did get my money refunded, but only after going through the tediously long wait that Paypal forces on the customer.

Some time ago, there was a person who gave instructions on making your own version, unfortunately I no longer remember the URL. Yo might try a Bing or Google search and work your way through the copious results to find it.

I have a four quart open top red bag, and after a few smaller enemas, I can take the whole bag. However there is no holding it. The feeling when it is over is wonderful and I love the flat stomach it produces.

I, too, have an open top, red bag. After I have run in two quarts, more or less, I stop and pour another two quarts in so that I can take six quarts if I want to. I may stop shortly after 4, but the choice is there.

hankjb

But are 4 qt equal to 3.8 liters ...

it seems really a lot!

I though that only some people was able to reach aroung 4 liters ...

I never overcome 2.5 liters and i thought was a lot! ..

Today I had my first 6 quart enema. For several years I have been able to take 4 quart enemas and in fact I have posted links to two of me taking a gallon enema on xhamster.com. I did not plan to take 6 quarts because 4 usually fills me up completely and I don't try to hold it. I have two two quart open top bags and 1 one gallon which I used in my videos. Today I used the two 2 quart bags and refilled one of them after taking the first gallon. I did this because I did not fill as full as usual and thought that I might take a little bit more. I got into the knee chest position which I usually use and hung the bags from the shower curtain. I was reading a book and after a while I was surprised to find the bag was empty and I still did not feel uncomfortable. Since I don't do enemas to try and set a record this may be my only 6 quart enema. I will try again but only if I can do it easily.

I'm rather like bigmike406. One day last year I slowly ran in 4 quarts of saline, never having exceeded 3 quarts before that. I held it to experience and enjoy the distention and then let it go with nothing but pleasant sensations. The next day I took in my full 2.5 quart bagful and then refilled it with more saline, intending to experience the second of those enjoyable 4 q fills. I just moved over to right side down and gently massaged a bit and might even have dozed off. The next time I looked up at my bag, I had completely drained it and so wound up with 5 quarts inside me for the first time. It felt just about like the earlier gallon I'd done, without any pain, just mildly feeling a bit more pressure than the previous day. I didn't want to overdo it, so I just held it and enjoyed for a few minutes and then evacuated. I did notice it took a good bit more effort and balancing in getting up from my bathroom floor than 4 quarts, but very doable. I'll probably stick to 3.5-4 q most of the time going forward, but I have to admit I might be curious enough again if I have enough time to take more than 4.

Eric

Four qts is my norm; once in a while I will do 5, and very infrequently 6. I take them very slowly. Having said that I take them slowly, I do not see how anyone can fall asleep with hose up his ass and water filling him up. Perhaps someone could explain it to me.

hankb

I like warm 4 to 6 qt enemas. They are relaxing and healthful as well. To increase ph balance use a baking soda enema.

I have enjoyed enemas for years and really love high volume (6 Qt) enemas. It took me time to build up to that large amount, but it can be done, you just have to be consistent in your enema routine weekly. I enjoy two to three sessions a week and do retaining enemas with different healthy recipes sometimes as well.

We all eat such toxic things so a major cleanout once or twice a month is great, makes me feel very nice, warm and full as well as healthy.

I have a 2 gallon open top enema bag. It is impossible to do 2 gallons but large volume enemas need to be done one step at a time.

You should work up to large enemas by doing repetitive small ones. Then try a large one after multiple clean outs.You will be shocked at how large your stomach becomes. I look pregnant and I'm a guy. So take it slow and enjoy.

My "large" norm is now 4 quarts, with one single enema earlier this year of 5 quarts that was wonderful but felt fairly similar to 4 quarts.

Four qts is my norm; once in a while I will do 5, and very infrequently 6. I take them very slowly. Having said that I take them slowly, I do not see how anyone can fall asleep with hose up his ass and water filling him up. Perhaps someone could explain it to me.

hankb

I've read that hanks norm is frequent or multiple enemas of four quarts. I can very reliably tell you, real person (me) and real experience, that for me, 4 quarts is a very comfortable volume for me to accept and hold. Therefore, with a beautiful Double Balloon Catheter to help, I can easily hold and enjoy 4 quarts so much I've fallen asleep twice wearing my DBC and 4 quarts of soapy saline.

I recently learned, this week in fact, how to not poop even with a DBC in. It's almost counterintuitive but when you feel like pooping (not a cramp but a low rectal desire to push), push your DBC in tight by pushing on your outer balloon (even with 7-8 pumps already in it plus your internal ballon pumped up ~4-10 pumps) and MOST IMPORTANTLY AND almost "counterintuitively," RELAX YOUR SPHINCTER AND LET YOUR LOW RECTAL URGE SUBSIDE. If you push, no matter how much you think the balloon will protect you, you may leak. If you totally relax it, the low rectal pressure will subside after a bit and you won't leak after a couple of minor leaks have taught you how to do this. I learned this yesterday during one single leak yesterday, and then pushed my outer balloon in tighter and relaxed for about 20-25 more desires to seriously push my rectal contents out. I never leaked again. After training myself to relax and do this yesterday, I did the same with a long colon tube in and then when my colon tube flipped out (user error) I successfully did it with only my bare sphincter relaxing. Sounds unlikely, but I can tell you it really works. More later.

Eric

Dick

I HAVE done 4-qts of soapsuds.

Most recent one was this:

I did a system cleanout first, Cleared the stomach with fasting, then a slow-acting oral laxative to get things moving, then a series of 3-qt enemas, the first an ESS to work up to it.

Mixed up a thick soapsuds enema right in the open top "great white" bag. Used my hand in the bag to break up the soap lumps.

Hung it from the same hook I had hung my cleanout bags from

Attached the "Barium" nozzle

When I took it I was cleaned out.

Even then I took my time, lubed the nozzle with off-brand equivalent of KY Jelly.

Dummy here had to lie there in Simms position LOOKING AT IT for a few seconds. MISTAKE!!

Finally just said to myself, "I know where it needs to go, Just get it there!" I remember gulping a little as the flared part went in.

I lay there for more than 5 minutes just like that, with it in me, but the valve closed. I knew it would hurt, but I just had to muster the courage.

Took 5 deep breaths, finally said, "Here I go!" breathed in as deep as I physically could and popped the valve.

It ran in surprisingly fast. YES IT DID HURT!! The first time as an adult I cried from physical pain. Mental pain yes, but that was the first time when the pain was physical.

I kept it in 10 minutes! Felt some nausea, especially late. Didn't actually throw up. If my stomach had not been completely empty I probably would have. I left the valve open when I ran to the toilet. Held the bag above my head until I started to lose it, then dropped it to my waist. Water rushed hard into it. When I got into the bathroom, I hung the bag-remember valve still open-and hung the bag from the shower curtain rail,and leaned forward over the toilet. Essentially my body went through the whole "Throw-up" sequence, the retching and all but there was nothing there to come up.

When I just could not hold it even a few more seconds, I took the bag down, placed it about 18 inches from the bathtub drain with the open end pointed towards the drain so I could see hat was coming out. What came out was mostly yellow, and slimy, with some what looked like tiny pieces of food embedded. When it stopped flowing I pulled the nozzle out, sat down on the toilet, and started slowly rocking back and forth. Took me only about 15 minutes to get it all out.

I DID have to lie around for about an hour, or twice as long as normal before I felt good enough to get dressed and start cleaning up.

Hey, friends,

Let me put out a small or perhaps large humble disclaimer here. I've written a good bit especially recently about multiple enemas in a week and as of yesterday, in a day (only 3). My last one was 3.5 quarts last night with some extremely mild "exercise" like standing up and walking around and then rolling over on my belly while full to enjoy my distention and distribute more evenly to my colon. Also I've written my usual standard max volume for real comfort is 4-4.5 quarts with one SINGLE foray up to 5 quarts earlier this year. 5 was fascinating and remarkably manageable but didn't feel a lot different than 4, although I just laid on my back for 10-15 minutes holding 5 with no exercise except moving to the commode to expel.

Here's my disclaimer(s). I can assure you no matter what I've written so far that I'm doing these large enemas purely for sexual satisfaction and the fascination of enjoying a practice I first discovered (all by myself, except 2-3 from mom that were only clinical, not sexual as a child) at about age 15. It was a profoundly orgasm-enhancing (and simply enjoyable even without sex) activity at age 15 and has been ever since, now very close to age 65 (Feb 2017).

I AM NOT TRYING TO SET RECORDS, EXCEED ANYONE'S MAXIMUMS, APPEAR LIKE THE BIG (ENEMA) KID ON THE BLOCK OR GAIN NOTORIETY. This is just something I profoundly enjoy and have found a home where I can discuss it and many other similar activities. In fact, compared to a lot of you, I'm an enema/colon tube baby, primarily due to my extraordinarily sensitive anus/sphincter (dear Lord I pray I do not have a surgically repairable hemorrhoid - I'm a doctor but certain areas of my anatomy do NOT do well with pain, especially post-operative). My belly today, after about 9 enemas last week and 3 two days ago and 3.5 quarts last night, is still not "enemas till clear," but it feels really wonderful especially with massage today. If were just up to my belly and colon and not anal sphincter (yes, I'm taking everyone's advice about sphincter soothing, many thanks) I could easily do 3-4 enemas a day or more and maybe really get "enemas till clear" (not a goal, just a concept). But until my sphincter is happier, I'm limited to 1-2 per day, so I really am a relative enema baby. And since my longest colon tube accomplishment so far (this week) is about the same as my longest dildo, 6-7" dildo inches and maybe at most 10" colon tube inches with a 36" 54Fr colon tube, I'm a rank colon tube beginner. I just wish I had a friend or partner to be my colon tube inserter.

SO, I'm just here to read and learn and enjoy with the rest of you guys, especially learning and enjoying. Thanks for reading my posts. If anyone learns anything from me, or the reverse, it's a good day.

All the best,

Eric

Dick

LisaK,

Hi, just trying to help and learn, not criticize you on this subject.

I'm very curious. I'm almost 65, have given myself countless enemas over almost 50 years since age 15, and I can state definitively that I have never been nauseated even once from giving myself an enema. This includes age 15-64++, plain water, saline, soap, soapy saline (my usual), glycerine 5-10%, lavender soap, beer, club Soda, Fleet's, and perhaps others I don't recall. (Just about try Bronner's Peppermint tomorrow for the first time). It also includes upper GI cleanouts for EGD/Colonoscopy preps. Further, it accounts for 1.5-5 quarts, retentions from 5-65 minutes, exercise during enemas (including rolling around on my distended belly, standing to enjoy distention, walking around the house, etc.). Im very curious as to what your theories might be as to why you seem to frequently if not always suffer nausea/vomiting during enemas. Any correlation with anything you can think of?

I just wish we could find a way to get your enemas into and out of you without such N/V and I suppose also pain (haven't you also writen/complained of enema-induced pain? Where do you have your pain? Mine is strictly limited to my anus/sphincter when I have a low rectal urge to evacuate.). I truly deeply enjoy enemas or would not have given them to myself for 50 years for cleaning, sexual satisfaction and fun. Do you have a severe psychological aversion to them? (I have own mental health problems, not enemas, not trying to be annoying.)

From your last post, #527, if I read it right, why do you leave your enema hose inside you and let the enema drain out through your hose into your bathtub while sitting on the toilet? Can you explain that one a bit more so we understand how you evacuate?

So write and tell us (or me privately if you like) about you and enema pain and nausea, or email me. Let's see if anything might help you.

All the best,

Eric

In my humble experience I think large volume to me is ~4.5 quarts. It seems that very large for me is 5-5.5 quarts. I've taken 5 quarts one single time this year (ever), and enjoyed it. I've read about others here going up to 6 which I'll probably never do, unless I have a new beautiful Domme who has a burning desire to push me.

What does everyone think of as a "huge" enema, as in OP Title of this thread?

Thanks.

Eric

Dick

I did not go never more than two liters. I was used ever since girl, a liter and a half up to two liters. Now I take two liters and I hold them quietly for 10 minutes without problems. I think it's a matter of habit.

Today I had only my second six quart enema ever. I usually can only do four quarts, but after two clean out enemas of four quarts , I did not feel uncomfortably full and tried another two quarts. To my surprise I finished the entire bag.

I never try to take more than is comfortable and do not hold it more than a few seconds, only enough to see my expanded stomach in the mirror.

I'm back. I have continued receiving large volume. But the frequency has been changed from a few sessions per week to once everyday. Less times in each sessions though. The volume at a time became smaller lately. Used to get 5 quarts or more, but getting very seldom in these days. However, I keep doing at least 4 quarts, 4 1/2 most cases. Total cumulative volume has reached to 11.9 tons.

Gallonist,

Out of interest and education, why change to a gallon per day? Over the last week, I've done just about that, 3.5-4.5 q once a day, but only because I've had intense sexual needs every day for that time with no other good way to satisfy them. Also, my sphincter easily gets very sore so sometimes even only one enema makes it too sore to go to two, although I adore the enema itself. My belly could easily do and enjoy 5-6 enemas a day and love it. In fact after an enema a day for the last 1-2 weeks (my own personal record) plus one day of 3 per day, my belly's never been happier, including this morning as I write this.

Since I have the sphincter problem, I like to do large volumes with large hold times so I get lots of enema experience (volume x time) without multiple different enemas in a row irritating my sphincter. That's my rational for a one gallon enema or so a day. When I do large volumes (what I call large, >=4 quarts), I love just retaining for anywhere from 15-60 minutes to enjoy the satisfying retention sensations without a lot of movement, though I do try to get up for a long mirror glance of my distention before emptying.

When I do a smaller enema, usually about 2-3 q, I'm doing it for a different experience, so I can intentionally get "enema exercise," including a lot of rolling over and sitting up and laying on my belly. I also get into a modified knee-chest position and crawl around my room or the house. Then when I'm standing up and looking at my mild but beautiful 2-3 q distention, I walk around as much as a can to feel the belly water move around when I walk. Other more theoretical exercise while full is my treadmill, going out shopping, and, if I plan a fantasy island scenario, SCUBA Diving while full. I have snorkeled while plugged, but no farther than that.

So what's your schedule change rationale? I'm interested to hear your thoughts and enema experience.

Eric

Ericmacson

Thank you for your interest.

The change came from a change of living environment.

When I was living alone, I had a plenty of time to dedicate to enema. That time, I could do at least 3 times per session. It was enough, so I did not need to do it every day. However, I am not living alone lately and get hard to find enough continuous time for that. Instead, I can do it during bath time when I can be alone at home. But it is not enough long for several times a session. Just once a day was not enough. Then the frequency has gone up to almost everyday.

By the way, while you enjoy retention enema, any issues on frequent urination? Basically I don't intentionally retain fluid after enema. But after huge enema like more than 5 quarts, some part remains (...could't be emptied...) and it causes frequent urination in 2 hours.

Gallonist,

Just based on 50+ years of self-given enema experience, I've just never felt the urge to rinse ever, even after soap, saline, glycerine, lavender, peppermint or any other preparation. My belly, including this morning after 2 enemas yesterday of Bronner's peppermint soap (first peppermint ever) feels wonderful.

However, all this rinsing discussion does bring up an interesting concept. My anus/sphincter is extremely sensitive to irritation even after sometimes one benign enema of salt and/or mild Castile soap, each at 1sp/quart. My belly on the other hand could easily take multiple enemas a day and be happy, like this morning. I'm beginning to wonder if anything but pure saline 1 tsp/quart is obviously irritating not my belly but maybe my sphincter. Maybe I should do an intentional trial of pure water or saline rinse of my last enema of the day to see if the rinse might calm down my sphincter. Interesting plan. Just from tactile (hand) inspection, as I can't see it, I'm afraid I may have a small (few mm) right posterior lateral hemorrhoid that my favorite surgeon may be fixing soon. That may solve the whole problem.

As far as retention and absorption and post-enema urination, I just intensely enjoy the feelings of retention of any type of enema, from about 2-5 quarts. My usual is normal saline plus Castile soap. I have a salt meter for my pool, but haven't officially tested my enema water, which now that think of it is a good idea. So on a normal enema, the salt is roughly isotonic plus some additional Sodium from the Castile soap. Many soaps are Sodium or other anions ionically bonded to a large soap cation, but I haven't read the Castile content yet. As a result, my enema solutions are probably normal to slightly hypertonic and don't engender a great deal of water absorption across the colonic wall. Thus, I don't experience an excessive amount of post-enema urination accountable from the enema.. Another experiment I'll do is just a pure water enema held a long time (3-4 q held 30-60 min) to see what happens to my hydration status.

I wrote this as a reply to Gallonist after his reply to me about his daily gallon practice, but I don't see his reply now. I'll post it here and look for his reply, as he's the one who asked me about enema absorption and hydration and urination. If the mods see two copies of this, just delete the one not for Gallonist.

More later,

Eric

Dick

Eric

I understand why you don't have urination problem, because you use isotonic or even hypertonic fluid. In my case, I aways use tap water which is hypotonic. Even with a slight remaing, suppose less than a quart, it causes such a severe frequent urination with me. Please don't try retaining huge amount of water. It might cause water intoxication.

As I'm not a medical expert, my comment is just a personal opinion. Any advice from experts are very much appreciated.

Thanks

Gallonist,

Thanks. I understand about plain enemas and potential water intoxication. But I'm curious to try pure water again as so many people use it without problems here. I haven't had to treat a case of water intoxication (or in our case here hypotonic enema retention syndrome) or prostate surgery syndrome (similar) for many years, but it's a real set of conditions to watch out for. I don't recall anyone here reporting seizures or auras or severe hyponatremia from a pure water enema, so the pure water enema (volume x tonicity x retention time) must be somewhere in the safe range most of the time for sexual/recreational water enemas here. I'm not going to test the limits of my colon and vascular system with 4 quarts pure water for 60 minutes, but I have a question for you.

Let's say you take a quart of pure water retained for "x" minutes. How long does it take you (what is "x"?) to start experiencing very frequent urination without other major oral liquid intake?

Eric

Dr. Dick (real MD)

Plain tap water is absolutely fine.

Eric

I do not know how much was retained in and how long it was. Based on body weight measurements before and after, the amount should have been less than a quart. The time was about two hours and more in some cases.

Is there any difference of absorption depending on where the water was located? Small intestine or large one.

Eric

I do not know how much was retained in and how long it was. Based on body weight measurements before and after, the amount should have been less than a quart. The time was about two hours and more in some cases.

Is there any difference of absorption depending on where the water was located? Small intestine or large one.

I'm not a GI expert, but the large bowel/colon is specifically designed anatomically and physiologically to absorb large amounts of water from your normal food/liquid intake after a great deal of nutrient/vitamin absorption in the stomach and small intestine. This is so as to 1) help regulate overall water intake from ingested matter and 2) make your fecal matter from the small bowel solid enough to slow down its forward progress and allow it to be stored in the descending/sigmoid colon and upper rectum long enough to collect before expulsion in a normal form (i.e., not diarrhea or constipated stool). So since our enemas are 99.99% held in the colon and not small bowel, the water intake from pure tap water or hypotonic enemas should be mostly from the large bowel.

So your experience was roughly a quart or less in your colon for ~2 hours causing excess urination. Interesting. I'm going to start doing some plain tap water enemas today and when I see what happens to my urination patterns I'll let you know here.

Thanks,

Eric

Water and baking soda or camomile, 2,5/3l 😃

This year, 2017, I hve been sick almost every weekend. What ever it is that's going around NYC, I keep getting it over and over.

This morning, I really planned to go to church. And just couldn't get it together. I realized around 11:00 AM that I was sick again. I've been fantasizing about enemas and that, itself, is often a symptom. I procrastinated until around 12:30 PM.

First thing I did was start a large pot of coffe. 10 cups of coffee (probably 6 oz cups.)

I should point out that I regularly take 6 quart enemas after a couple flush out enemas of 4 to 5 quarts.

My first enema was about 5 quarts of soapy water. Ivory soap & baby shampoo. Moderate temperature water. Expelled over 15 minutes.

My second enema was clear water, about 5 quarts. Moderate temperature. Again expelled over 15 minutes.

The third enema was 6 quarts. Again moderate to warm temperature. I struggled to get that one all in. Then I expelled it over 15 minutes.

I have a timer set to 15 minutes.

My next enema was 4 quarts of coffee. I mixed the hot coffee with more moderate temperature water. I planned to retain this one and wanted the temperature moderate. I set the timer to 15 minutes and took the enema. The 4 quarts flowed into me in about 3 to 4 minutes. Then I retained the results for the remainder of the 15 minutes. When I hold an enema for over 10 minutes, I can feel the ileocecal valve inside me open. I can feel the water flow around inside me and the pressure relieves. At the end of the 15 minutes, I refilled my enema jug with another 4 quarts of water. I often do 6 quart enema, and figured I would test how much of the extra 4 quarts I could take. Again, the water flowed around inside me. Much to my surprise, I took all of the extra 4 quarts! Thus I had 8 quarts in me! There is no way of retaining that for long, so I expelled it over 15 minutes or more.

My last enema, was again 4 quarts, held for 15 minutes, followed by 4 quarts to a total of 8 quarts. Then expelled.

I was surprised I could take 8 quarts. But notice it was not a straight gushing flood of water.

Guess I could call that a "Royal Flush!"

I was done about 4:20 PM.