Large Volume Enemas

I find that regularly taking enemas helps to keep my capacity up. If I stop for a while it starts to go down as the colon begins to respond to lower volumes. Note that this is not bad, if a smaller volume works for you then that's just fine.

Larger volume bags also let you take two enemas with one fill.

Thanks for the input. I've had a larger bag on my Amazon wish list for a while now. I may have to go ahead and get it, and see if that doesn't help!

I agree about the large volume ability.. when I stopped doing heavy volume enemas I was able to take 8-9 quarts easily.. Recently I was only able to take 2 then on the second try worked up to 4. But it was noticeable. Good luck

Wow, 8-9 quarts? That is a huge volume. I've probably taken a little over 2 quarts on occasion. I imagine it helps if you have someone administering them who can encourage you to go the extra mile. For now, 3-4 quarts seems like it might be doable by myself - with practice.

@Knoxgeek I have found that a good nozzle is the most important thing in larger volume... it lets one just relax, breath, and take it all in (as opposed to having to worry about accidents). But yes, I highly recommend a larger bag... if you shop, 3, 4, or even 5 quart bags aren't that expensive. Also, a friend can help. If I am self administering, I generally get to about 3 quarts. But, with a friend, it's far easier to get to 3.5 or even close to 4 (and my philosophy on enemas is that while overfull is dangerous, very, very full is very, very good). The dialogue with a friend ("okay, we'll stop for a minute to let you get used to it but let's see if you can't take more") is very helpful. As both giver and receiver, I've found that there are often two or three continuations after "I'm full" if one is patient, reassuring, and shooting for very, very full. And, just to stave off nasty comments, I am NOT suggesting painful or non-consensual enemas... "no" always means "no". But, "I'm full" often means "I need to rest for a minute before we continue".

While I'm not saying it's impossible, I think I'd have to be there myself watching the proceedings to verify the veracity of an 8-9 quart enema, which on the face of it seems incredible. On the other hand I once thought my own ability to accept anything over 4-5 quarts was near fantasy, but with slow practice I've moved up to 4 quarts easily and one single test session of 5 quarts. I just hope no one hurts themselves or anyone else on these truly massive enema adventures.

HFAPS,

Eric

Sorry folks but a one gallon enema is just fine and that took practice.

Sorry folks but a one gallon enema is just fine and that took practice.

Yes, for me too, including lots of practice. I've since done many satisfying 4 quarters and one single time took 5 quarts as a semi-accidental experiment. Yes, really - I hadn't originally planned on 5 that time but wound up letting the whole 5 flow in as it felt good without any major cramps. I enjoyed the 5, but doubt I'll do it again unless I have a nice Domme partner who wants to really push to distend me.

Eric

Hey everyone

I've been doing a weekly colon cleanse for years (30 ish). My final fill (chamomile tea) and sometimes my next to final fill (salted water) is typically 4 qts which I let trickle in over 10 min or so.

On the last fill I typically hold it for 15 min but on occasion I loose track of time 😃

On a few occasions with my partner Barb, I've ventured beyond 4 experimenting. I find that any more than 5 gets uncomfortable. Barb is also a 4qt gal, and has been for the past 10 years or so.

I think I took my 1st 4qt enema in my late teens, I had just gone thru a barium enema, which was huge. When I got home I took a regular 2 qt rinse then followed with a 4 qt filling. I remember being amazed that I could hold that much.

Ever since we were teenagers, my sisters and I received large 3 to 4 liter chamomile enemas with a small amount of salt added as the final enema in a series. They would get monthly period enemas to relieve constipation as well as menstrual cramps and I would receive them as an internal cleanse, for colds, acne ,etc. Mom would lubricate the anus as well as the long, flexible colon tube and slowly insert it as the warm herbal enema slowly flowed into our colon. Soon the long tube would be completely inside of us and we would watch the the bag as the enema flowed out of it and filled our colon. The enema was relaxing and we would not feel anything at first as the colon filled before the rectum. My sisters and I freely discussed our enema experiences and we all pleasured ourselves as we lay on our backs receiving and then retaining our enemas before quickly walking to the toilet while clenching our buttocks to prevent an accidental expulsion. Our tummies would be distended and as soon as we sat down, an uncontrollable gush of pleasant smelling chamomile enema would be expelled into the toilet. My sisters and I have continued giving each other enemas during college and afterwards.

Four quarts is the biggest I have attempted.

When I am setting it up, I TRY not to think about the reality that it WILL HURT!

If I hold it long enough I will feel some amount of nausea.

I have taken many, many 4-4.5 quart enemas in the last 4 years since joining Zity, and I took 5 quarts just once. All have been extremely enjoyable without pain or nausea. I don't consider distention pressure to be pain, just a highly enjoyable and erotic sensation. Even doing 5 quarts just the one time, there was lots of stimulating pleasant distention pressure (and big enjoyable distention), but no pain. Everyone is different, so if you're getting real pain or nausea with your enemas, you might want to try less volume or some other variation in solutions or timing to avoid those things. If I had pain or nausea with my enemas, I'd be doing something different. Enemas do NOT have to hurt. Have fun and play safe.

Eric

I have a 5 qt. Silicone bag. So far only have tried 4 qts. I have found after one or two 2 qt enemas I can take a full 4 qts. Without any real discomfort. I think it makes for a fully distended colon, and gives me a good cleanout. The sensation of fullness with that much water in my colon feels good. Expulsion with that much also seems to happen in big bursts leading to empty after a few as opposed to many lesser ones. Those can sometimes take a while on the toilet to make sure you are empty. I have not yet tried a 5 qts as 4 qts make me feel pretty full. Not sure more would feel good so why do it?

I wished I had a 5 qt bag but only have a 2 qt silicone and try to fill it with a 2qt pitcher but the movement gives me giant leaks sometime and it not as comfortable. Made a 4 qt plastic pitcher and that worked but could only get about 3.5 quarts maybe the way I had it configured. But I will say the 3+ felt good the expulsion is usually a long process with the 3+. At first nothing much comes out you stand up go to the shower and let a little out than back to setting on the stool waiting for small shots then in about 10 minutes or so I get several large bursts and then wait. Takes me about 45 to empty out. If I take several 2 qt enemas after about the 2nd I can just about empty out with two large gushes in about 10 minutes.

I like feeling the weight and have taken a few photos with water baby inside. They have been exciting to me from as early as I can remember.

I bought a Seeking Health gallon kit and have started hanging it in the shower stall. Using a Delta diverter valve, and running water through a filter, it fills and then trickles into the translucent bag. With a flow indicator and directional flow valve it is as clean, safe, and regulated as possible. 2 1/2 to 3 quarts are typical and 4 quarts is most weighty, but rare. Water volume is measured by weight figuring 2.1 pounds per quart. Weigh before startin, before sitting and marking each step as to know each fill and waste cycle. The idea is to know what has gone in, gone out, and what is still in your tummy. Many talk, including me, about high enema. For that 12 inches of half inch diameter tubing is high enough for comfort. Sometime, fashion a special drawer knob onto the end of your colon tube for something special. Using a very small leather punch, arrange 8 radial holes at the spray end. This will give 6 to 8 different sensations to explore and appreciate. The idea is to keep them entertaining, otherwise you might not do them properly or often enough. You know its good for you so, make it entertaining as possible. Measure and mix, keeping a diary of what goes well and what is problematic. Try different temperatures, Keeping safe and clean, stay within 110 Fahrenheit and 85. That is 25 degrees to sample and explore. Beyond these you may be in danger of causing damage. Do all you can to make her happy with it. For those with hemorrhoid problems, this hobby will make it lots better.

This special report is dedicated to our Fiesty Sue and the one she loves. Keep it happy. Make it full and regular. Appreciate each fill in its own special way.

Lzrd, I too have a Seeking Health 4 litre bag.

I have added 200mls at a time and marked the level with a Ball point pen with volume included.

As long as you don't clean outside of Bag around figures with alcohol, they will stay there for years.

If you need to clean with alcohol as opposed to soapy water, simply mark other side with figures and clean one side each time.

Bottoms up..

My largest enema is between 4-5 litres. I used to make my own equipment and originally used a large mineral water bottle with a hosepipe taped into the end. This could hold up to 5 litres fully brimmed. The wide tubing meant a fairly swift flow too.

I managed to take almost all of this bottle using a salt solution after a number of smaller enemas in advance of this. Towards the end of the bottle I was really feeling full and it was quite uncomfortable. I was lying on my back in the tub with my feet raised up. Eventually I could take no more and decided to release. It felt incredible and I felt like a balloon deflating!

Since then I’ve managed around 4 litres a few times and have a bag that can hold up to five litres if I want. However I tend to get my kicks from more potent solutions now rather than significant volumes. I usually go up to 3 litres with my soapy enemas now.

Rubbermark,

What are your more potent solutions, just strong soap? How do you make them? I'm so sensitive that I usually go the other way. In other words, I do quite large 4-5 quart enemas with long retentions but with mild solutions. My strongest so far has been 10% glycerin but it was so irritating that I went back to 5-8% plus or minus salt and Castile soap. It makes a nice stimulating slightly crampy enema which I fill to 4-4.5 quarts and hold for almost an hour. Then somewhere in there comes the enema-ending orgasm. In sneakers and usually some or a lot of rubber clothing, to help stimulate orgasm.

Eric

Hi Eric. I use a lot of soap, often pre dissolved in hot water to make a sort of sludge that I then dissolve into the main solution. Dr Bronners peppermint is a favourite, as is Imperial Leather bar soap. I use these in quite strong concentrations.

I use lemon juice quite a bit. I used to juice my own lemons but it took ages, especially as I used to filter out the bits too! I now just use the bottled stuff from the supermarket.

I will occasionally use glycerine but usually in a mixture with soap or lemon juice just to give it an extra spark.

I’ve tried M&M a couple of times and thought I was going to die. Swore off it but I know I’ll try it again at some point.

I have also used Epsom salts too but haven’t explored much.

Basically it comes down to the concentrations and the mixtures.

Still have Suzy’s special concoction to try one day too!

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I use lemon juice quite a bit. I used to juice my own lemons but it took ages, especially as I used to filter out the bits too! I now just use the bottled stuff from the supermarket.

The juice you squeeze from a lemon is at least three to four times as lemony as the junk you buy in the bottle. You should go back to squeezing your own.

I just use more of the bottled stuff! Less mess and more time for enemas!

The difference between the bottled "lemon juice" and freshly squeezed is just night and day. I've never analyzed either in any detail but its pretty clear from very personal experience that the real thing is way more effective and has a real feel compared to the bottled stuff. Pretty much the same as so called light beers compared to the real thing.

As a kid, a 2 qt bag was enough to make me plead to go. Now and with the help of a DBB, I might take 3 along with a belly that makes me look 5 months pregnant.

Sorry no, 4 qts. (and that took a lot of practice) is plenty. I have a hard time believing anyone who says they can hold more than six.

I’ve said it before: It’s an enema. It’s not a competition. When mummy ran a quart or two up your bum, she was trying to dislodge a turd, not prepare you for the enemalympics.

I don't like high volumes.

Typical enema is 2-2.5L

Sometimes I get 3-3.5, but no more than 4.

I usually take 4 quarts with plain water or 5L to 5.5 L with salted water enema.

35 years ago when I was 30 I take only 2 L

I'm perfectly happy with a 2 qt enema. If need be I can always take a second 2 qts after expelling the first. That has happened may 2-3 times in my lifetime. A warm, comfortable enema held for as long as I can is quite enjoyable because I find the preparation exciting, the taking purposely slow, and for expelling I only let nature take its course with gravity doing much of the work.

The most I‘ve done is 4+qts.(and just another 16 oz for fun in my bag) but that took many years of enemaplay. Fortunately I was standing in the shower with a big enema belly and panting. I came expelling all that water. Nowadays my three qt. bag from OHN is just fine😜😍😘Have fun and play❤️

I like to take a 2-3 quart soapy water first fill that is very warm without being hot. That amount churns itself back and forth inside which I love so much. Sometimes I use lemon juice mix with similar action. I will hold long as possible. Balloon nozzles are great but sometimes I like to have to bear down and hold it in using discipline, knowing that I am eventually going to lose the battle to the power of nature and then feeling it force its own way out. It’s such a rush. Then I will rinse with 3½-4 quarts plain water. I can rinse with up to 5 quarts water and that is as full as she goes. The larger volume is a good feeling but for me nothing compares to the first filling and retention time because of the cramping and churning I get even though it is less volume.