Dr. Bronner's All-One Hemp Peppermint Pure-Castile Bar Soap

Has anyone tried this as part of plain water before? Is it recommended and safe? My way was to use very fine cheese grater to dissolve some of the bar in warm to hot water then add room temputure water till bag is full. Thanks in advance for your reply.

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I've used Dr. B.'s liquid peppermint Castile, as well as the lavender and of course plain... Never used or knew there was a bar soap variation.. Can't vouch for safety of any soap...

I think it's Dr. Bronner's - not Browner's

Better be close to a toilet or else have a good plug inserted.

I use Bronners peppermint Castille liquid (an ounce in a 1 qt bag as I recall).

It gets you moving within minutes. The fragrance of peppermint and warming is however a nice feeling.

I've swished the bars around in a pot... same reaction as the liquid soap (and therefore highly recommended!)

I’ve only used Dr. Bronner’s liquid peppermint soap, and just a few drops in a 4 quart fountain syringe. Like others I’m not certain of the safety or efficacy of grated bar soap. I do like the feeling of the mild use of the liquid soap though.

It should be as safe as any other castile soap (obviously you can overdo it, but within reason).

The castile process is saponification process of oils with sodium hydroxide (NaOH, creates a solid soap upon reaction of the oils with the hydroxyl radical to produce a solid sodium "salt" from the oil). The reaction produces the soap and also glycerin. Glycerin can be recovered from the reaction. Practically speaking, sodium "anything" is usually solid and soluble in water. By comparison, Bronner's liquid soap is also a saponification reaction but with potassium hydroxide. The hydroxyl radical reaction is the same as above but the potassium salt of the reaction with oils remains a liquid at room temperature. It probably contains a lot more glycerin because it is more difficult to remove from the liquid products of the reaction (though it can be done). Glycerin is also used as a skin moisturizer in addition to being a great additive for enema solutions (again, within reason).

The addition of peppermint should give it a nice cool "burn" as it does with the liquid soap.

I, too, use a grater/zester to make the soap more easily dissolvable in water and to more carefully measure and add the solid soap to my enemas solution. I usually grate an entire bar and store it in a sealed plastic container. My standard strength of the solid soap/liquid enema solution is 10 grams/liter. For a 3.0 liter enema that would be about 1/3rd of a 90 gram (3 oz) bar.

I know I have mixed up some pretty strong soapy enemas but I don't remember the maximum I've dissolved into warm water. However, what is dissolved in the bag can congeal as it cools in the hose. I have had that happen before. Those are incredibly stimulating/irritating enemas and peppermint would probably make it even more irritating. I know that it takes quite a rinse series to get the very soapy enemas "out."

I use the mentioned soap in bar form. Cut it in little pieces and insert it deep in my butt.

The peppermint in the soap really chills my asshole and gives a sensational feeling of burning and cooling in the same time 😍

And yes you really need to be close to a toilet if you havent flushed out before 😅

All of my experience with Dr. Bronner's has been in liquid soap form. Everyone's ratio of water to soap will be different, based on your goals (simple clean-out, cramps, punishment, etc.), but if you overdo it, one of the signals is you will taste the peppermint as the oil is absorbed through your colon lining and enters your systems.

A now-retired Domme that I saw monthly for a dozen years was a truly perverted player and knew my body better than I did. Over the years she pushed my tolerance from time-to-time and only once did it go far enough to produce nausea and vomiting. However, if she was going to use Dr. B's soap, she would put me in some form of bondage, but let me see the arrival and hanging of the bag. This was often the silicone bag with 4 quarts of very warm water; she would then take the bottle of Dr. B's Peppermint soap and pour a generous amount into the top of the bag. Being much heavier than water, all of the soap would flow down through the bag, to the top of the hose connection. When she opened the clamp, all of the soap would flow into me first, followed by the water, which pushed the soap deeper, as well as diluting it - a bit. This was usually done with an already-inserted colon tube, or a DBC, either of which provided a peppermint "rush" as it flowed in.

I just hold the bag under the spigot and roll the soap in my hand over the bag so the water rinses it off my hand into the bag. I like to use Dr. Bronner's soap

The liquid soap I put in the bag first so it becomes sudsy in the water.

I just hold the bag under the spigot and roll the soap in my hand over the bag so the water rinses it off my hand into the bag. I like to use Dr. Bronner's soap

The liquid soap I put in the bag first so it becomes sudsy in the water.

Yes, the soap of " Dr. Bronner' s " will be a very good decision for the enema Präparation !! - make sure that the solution will be as white as milk, before you will inject it !! - sometimes creadible, but almost intensive !!

I tried the liquid Dr Bonner's peppermint soap several times and I kept trying to get used to it and oh my God I couldn't hold that in for anything sometimes I put like one teaspoon to 2 quarts of water and it's still burn that shit out of me I stayed away from that stuff from them and on. It's so strong that you my guts couldn't take it and that was it I can't tell you how many times I lost my enema all over the floor

I use Dr. Bronner's peppermint and citrus liquid. I have not used their bar soap. The only bar soap I use is Ivory, and I grate it with a microplane so I can control the exact amount of soap in my enemas.

I just hold the bag under the spigot and roll the soap in my hand over the bag so the water rinses it off my hand into the bag. I like to use Dr. Bronner's soap

The liquid soap I put in the bag first so it becomes sudsy in the water.

Dear Princess ! - i would think, you are " a special gourmet " in case of taking soapy enemas !! - and also enjoy the upcoming feeling's about this procedure !! - so please stay safe and enjoy all of it !!

Kindly regards !!

Yes, the peppermint soap is fantastic for an enema series. I’ve worked my way up to being able to take a gallon of fairly soapy solution over the years. It foams up less if you add the liquid soap to an already-full bag. I always do a rinse or two after of equal or greater volume than the soapy enema, otherwise it causes urgency for hours. It’s great for getting a nice deep cleaning.

Just the other day I put 1500ml of water in my bucket and dissolved quite a bit of Dr. Bronner's peppermint soap (The Bar Of Soap) and a tablespoon full for baking soda - It was a good clean out with a bit of cramping and urgency, but a very pleasurable experience and very 'thorough' clean out!

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Yes we have been using this soap for our enemas for years now .especially now with the weather becoming so Hot 🔥 we find using peppermint soap mixed with cool water helps me cool down and relax we also use peppermint oil with sea salt and baking soda