Got milk?

Anybody who has watched enema videos must think that milk is a very popular cleansing medium. I personally don’t get it but I’m lactose intolerant.

Does anybody really use milk? Or anything else not water based.

Keep it flowing,

Bill

I-ve used it sometimes, the very first time i tried i was shocked by how much smooth it flowed both in and out. Next attempts turned out to be a little bloating and difficult to expel. I also tried some mix with salted water/milk but not so different results. it just kinks me out so much though, i used to add some chocolate drops and roughly muddle all with the mixer so i could clearly see the mixture flowing in through my transparent bag and nozzle and be able to see each particle carried by the liquid as it was slowly but truly draining directly into my bun. the fact of seeing the mixture as a textured living fluid turns me on so much as i can clearly see the bag emptying

Searching milk in titles here are a couple older topics that discuss milk enemas.

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=16600

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=850649

I've never tried milk but I agree it seems half the enema videos online are milk. I've always wondered if it's just the thrill of seeing a colored liquid going in or out -- OR does the use has some antiquated "medical" or "old wife's tale" origin? I've also heard of mixing milk and molasses. Realistically what other "safe" liquids are readily available except maybe wine and beer? Perhaps I just don't have enough imagination to come up with any others. I've also heard of "smoke enemas" WTF? But that's far enough off-topic to likely have its own thread here somewhere.

Milk is used a lot in enema videos because it's so much easier to see. It also is reminiscent of semen. Clear water dribbling or even gushing out of an anus doesn't present much video contrast, so not as much interest.

Anyone who has actually taken a milk/molasses enema can attest that the resulting expulsion is forceful and possibly even considered explosive.

Of course, for the photographer or videographer, milk makes capturing images easier.

I have seen milk enemas reveal or accentuate a previously unknown intolerance.

I like milk enemas. They feel nice going in. While being held, they cause bloating and cramps. Adding a few drops of lemon juice or vinegar at the start hastens the cramping and bloating.

I like milk enemas. They feel nice going in. While being held, they cause bloating and cramps. Adding a few drops of lemon juice or vinegar at the start hastens the cramping and bloating.

@Bad_Princess I don't like cramps, but you do what you gotta do to enjoy your enemas. 😉

Kink.com had a sub genre called “everythingbutt.com” that was mostly enema and anal play based. I was lucky enough to be good friends with the head of everything butt, Lochai. The first day I met him, he offered me a job at kink.com, but that is a different story for another time.

Lochai was discussing enema play on film with me at great length, and he was telling me that enema solutions on camera were tricky because there are only so many colors that show up on camera, but aren’t also off putting for the viewer.

Right off the bat, green, red, yellow, and brown were ruled out. Red looks like blood, which is not sexy to see coming out a bottom. Yellow looked like urine, and green was also swampy and displeasing on the way out. Brown was obvious- they didn’t need to add color to get that result.

This left them with a hand full of color options for enema solutions like clear water, soapy white, milk, and blue dye. For expulsions, those are all acceptable colors to see on camera, but obviously blue and milk shows up better on camera for expulsion scenes. Thus, why you see milk used so often in enema movies.