Are there recipes that really make you poo?

I haven't really experienced with anything else than water,... but untill now it has only gone out as normal liquid. And I could hold it as long as I want, I don't really feel like I'm not going to make it to the bathroom, so I was wondering...

Are there reciped that really make you poo? And not just make water rush out of you... if so, please tell me what they are, I'm kinda new into this stuff so I don't know much... and how much should I take, and how long does it take before it works?

Thx.

I love Dr. Bronner's Peppermint Castille Soap. One teaspoon per quart really stimulates some good cramps.

Saline, for me, has the opposite effect. It will just hang around in my bowels forever, it seems like.

Though I haven't tried it yet, glycerin is suppossed to be a good stimulant. I imagine coffee would be too, as it has a laxative effect no matter which end it's put into.

Dlplvr, mild solutions to begin using would include baking soda (one tablespoon per quart) and soap (ivory bar soap is safe and mild - simply drop a bar into warm water for several minutes, until a desired amount dissolves). Try these first, then move on to others as you like (there is a section here for recipes).

Being that you are a diaper lover, as your username suggests, I'd suggest staying with small-volume enemas, if you wear them after your enema or when expelling. One pint should be a "safe" amount to use with a diaper, if the diaper is reasonably thick and absorbent. For this purpose, I'd suggest a somewhat stronger solution such as can be obtained with glycerin (often sold generically in drug stores as a liquid and often used as skin protection). An ounce of this would be sufficient: mix with another ounce or two of water and use a bulb syringe to administer. It will have a nice effect and not flood your diaper, but put the diaper on immediately!

I have lifelong experience with occasionally using diapers for pleasure, including several years 24/7 with an uncontrolled bladder following surgery and am also experienced with the diapering needs of GF partners. Have fun!

Here are my "cramp" inducing enema solutions ingredients,

Milk and molasses

lemon juice

Ivory soap

Now you can look these up in the recipe section for the recipes, but since you haven't used these before, start by cutting the recipe in half. You can always add more "stuff" the next time you try it. Everyone reacts differently to each solution so find out how it affects you and adjust for the effects you are looking for.

😮 I agree, a little of Dr. Bronners goea a long way..cannot hold it for long...whew !!

I put a bar of Ivory soap in a shaker bottle and shake it up.

Let it set for a day or more(More is better!) and shake it again.

Then get on the scale, use your honest weight, and put 1 tsp. of Epsom Salt for every 20 pounds you weigh in the enema bag. Shake the soap up good one more time, and half fill the bag with that soap water. Then fill it the rest of the way with very hot water. Attach the hose, and turn the bag over several times. Then wait 5 minutes or so while you prepare the enema area. Then hang the bag so that, when you are in the knee chest position, the bag will be around 2-3 feet above your rectum. Get undressed, and into the knee-chest position. Make sure you are in knee-chest, not knee neck!

Take the enema just like that, and retain it as long as you physically can! Up to 15 minutes.

That WILL produce a strong movement immediately when you sit on the toilet, and a series of loose watery movements over the next 20 minutes or so. Don't try to leave the toilet, because the movements can come on suddenly.

You can then refill the bag with soapsuds(No more Epsom Salt, you've had enough) and repeat until clear. I recommend waiting at least 30 minutes after your last movement, before taking the second round!

Lisa,

An Olive oil infusion via bulb syringe fifteen minutes prior to your normal soapsuds enema greatly increases the effectiveness of the large enema, while making the process more tolerable to the patient.

You can also add two ounces of Olive oil to a normal soapsuds enema without injuring the rubber parts of the syringe or creating a mess, should you prefer.

Let me know how it works out for you.

Electra

Milk and Molasses will really get things moving - just be prepared for serious cramping. Also, don't plan on leaving the "throne" for awhile!

One liter of pure glycerine, or diluted glycerine? Also, does having help from a butt plug count?

"Are there recipes that really make you poo?"

If you take an enema and you don't poo...

You're doing it wrong!

Try soapsuds solution

it has been used by nurses for ages and ages. it is a lot harder to hold onto. the peppermint soap marketed by Dr Bronner is excellent. most stimulating and has the advantage of reducing the smell of the faeces. saline solutions are easier to hold and reduce the absorbtion of the solution therefore reducing the amount of urine passed. Milk & mollasses is amazing stuff. personally I find it quite easy to hold but with amazing amounts of gas afterwards. it goes on for ages and ages.

good luck with holding your solutions and remember that a temperature just above body heat and run n slowly with breaks when colic raises the pressure, will let you hold and retain more volume

Well another sure way without an enema if you want to get things moving is maybe do a double dose of Miralax....

The best clean out is 6 oz glycerin and 4-5 tablespoons of epsom salt to 1-1/2 quarts of water. The cramping is not for the faint of heart. After all is done, it leaves you clean but very tired. To make sure the infusion goes quickly, it is best to warm the glycerin for about 20 seconds in the microwave. The water should be a little warmer that 103 degrees. After everything is mixed in the bag, it needs to be administered immediately to prevent the glycerin from cooling down and slowing down the infusion.