Baby Shampoo

Does anyone have experience with this?

What's a good ratio?

Use johnson johnson all time usually 3 short squirts into 2 qt warm water, love it

Start with 1-2 teaspoons (5-10mL), work up to around 2 tbsps (30mL) max.

I’ve tried it and liked it left me very slippery lol

I haven't had a baby shampoo enema in a very long time. If I want soap in my enema I use Dr. Bronner's or Ivory. The purpose of soap in an enema is to be uncomfortable to increase the cramping and peristalsis to get a more complete purging of the colon. If I'm going to use soap I'm desiring a harsher enema.

I use it for almost every enema with some original ivory soap shavings .when i have the time i do 4 to 5 enemas so i mix a solution for the series which is 10 pumps of j&j baby shampoo and about 1 oz of ivory shavings ,make for wonderful enemas

When J&J bottles used to have the screw-on caps, I used one capful/quart. Now that it is just the flip cap, I use a generous squeeze per 2 quarts of water and the enema is just fine. I'm not a proponent of the harsh cleanse from Dr. Bronners and have settled on the J&J for a soothing, erotic, but thorough cleanse.

J & J I find is great. Offers something different than dr. bronner's castile soaps, different sensation and smell. It will leave you very clean. I only do them when I know there is enough time to rinse afterwards as it seems weird the idea of leaving any soap residue. I use the normal baby shampoo, 2 teaspoons for 2 quarts and a wee bit of salt. Feels great.

J&J fan here. It’s a nice step down from Bronner’s for me. Enjoy the scent and am able to retain it longer with a similar effectiveness from just a small squirt in a 2L.

J&J all the way😉🤪😍Aveeno Baby wash and shampoo works great too but it’s more gelatinous and it needs to be stirred.

Like others I alternate Dr Bronners and Johnson's baby shampoo. They both produce quite different results!

A good squirt in the jug (2 or 3 litres) of water, you see it foam up as you pour it into the bag.

I think everyone is about right here. If you want repeatability, I’d say use a teaspoon and put, say, two teaspoons per quart of water.

If you want it harsher you can probably double that without much issue. Much more than that would probably hit my limit.

Lisa and I experimented with J&J but found it too tame to give us what we liked. We actually quit after going to 4 tbsp per 2 qt bag. I couldn't, but Lisa could hold that concentration for a couple of hours. But, we had been getting enemas twice a week since early childhood, so our colons were completely accustomed to having water and soap in them.