Cool Water Soapy Enemas

OMG you know that the way it was in my house but with me it was grammom cool in the summer time verey warm enemas in winter.

As a pre-teen and teen, I got a very few cool, bordering on cold water enemas to reduce a temperature above 99. My mom, a nurse, would administer while on my back(no modesty allowed) and the would roll me over on my stomach and hold my my butt cheeks closed so the enema could work. Since I had a temp already, these enemas were especially miserable. if the first one didn't work sufficiently, another was administered an hour later. During these mint rations, it was the only time I had an oral temp until I was 16. My mom seemed to have little knowledge of my rapidly ascending anal erotica that she was playing into.

Regular enema were hot and soapy, with two rinses minimum.

One time when I was visiting my grandmother who gave me enemas she decided to give me a 3qt ice water enema after I had two warm soapy two quart enemas. She used a colon tube and had me on my back with my legs up, when the cramps got strong she would stop and wait for them to settle down. The enema was stopped and started several times and the tube was slowly worked up me. The expulsion was very different then the regular enemas it seemed like it was just none stop. She asked me later if I liked that enema and I told that I really liked it. After that enema she sometimes would give me the ice water enema with soap added.

I never use anything but plain tap water--no soap or anything else. I have, from time to time put perhaps two cups of ice cubes in my four quart bag, filled it with cold tap water, and waited for the water to get cold. I then put in my colon tube and filled myself over a period of perhaps 15 minutes while lying on my side or back. I did not have cramps. I did not feel anything particularly different from a warm water enema other than that my abdomen felt a little cool to touch. When I expelled it, my anus could feel the cold coming out, but that was all. I cannot recommend either for or against an ice water enema. It is just a little different experience to try and see how you like it.

hankb

I've never been given or tried a cool soapy enema. It sounds slightly unpleasant to me. What I love is an enema that is quite warm.... I enjoy the warm glow that I start to feel inside from the enema's heat as I fill up. Geez, I've got to find an enema play partner within commuting distance. Just talking about enemas gets me incredibly horny!

I have done some cool soapy enemas. It's much easier than ice cold enemas. A warm soapy enema can also be crampy.

When I was growing up, basically there were only two kinds of enemas...hot and soapy and cold water enemas. The cold water enemas were to break a fever. I remember the ritual..as long cold enema session with mom in the bathroom to break the fever, and once my fever broke it was time for a good, old fashion soapy enema session.

I don't remember ever being given a cool water enema when I was growing up. Even if I was ill and had a fever my Mom used water that was warmer than body temperature.

I've been given cold water soapy enemas as a punishment and it did seem that the cramping was more severe.

I've experimented with cold water too and find it less pleasant that hot water.

I remember one hot summer night, a long time ago, I hung a gallon jug from the bathroom curtain rod, filled with cracked ice, cool water, green creme de menthe and some white rum. The green made the water pretty!

I laid on the bathroom floor with my legs over the tub. Inserted the nozzle and allowed the water to flow! It was refreshingly cool! As I held the enema, I fell asleep on the bathroom floor - for several hours!

I don't know where the water went! (It must have gushed out of me at some point!) But I slept on the floor naked and with that enema nozzle up my butt for several hours.

It was a cool way to sleep on a hot summer night!

I don't typically use soap in my enemas, and I only got the little Fleet enemas from my Mom. But I kind of like cool water in an enema. The sensation is refreshing to me. People always seem to mention cool or cold waster as something that can bring on cramps, if they are desired. But I don't get cramps from that.

I never use cold water. I prefere water at the right temperature. For my experience when the water is not at the same temperature of the body when it's flushed out generate a not good feeling. And never use soap expecially because I don't know what kind of soap can be safely used.

I have done a wide variety of temps and enjoy them all. Each has it's own, slightly different, sensations. To me, a cold water enema is easier to "feel" as it moves through my bowels and leads to an intense orgasm and strong expulsion.

@ handEman -- While I may agree with you on the varying temps as to the differing pleasures they can invoke , the said cool or cold water applications tend to want out of there far to quickly for my liking .. While one most definitely "Feels" the cold fluid due to internal body temp, the need to eliminate tends to quell the desire to "hang in there" for any extended length of time.. So for this character the preference is for the warm and or a "Good" hot 'n' soapy ... On reflection I guess that was borne more out of childhood experiences / personal observation, and so as a result carried on into adulthood ..

That is not to say that I don't play with other variants at times, as variety is the spice of life they say ... mmmm ! really ya don't say (smile now)..

My Mom's enemas were always very hot! I don't know what temperature they were but they felt hotter than the maximum recommended temperature of around 115F

When I would sneak moms enema equipment I would use her big douche nozzle and cool water and cum like crazy.

Oh mummys enemas where always warm and soapy but jade has decided that i 'need' cold soapys.

In my youth I have experimented with cold high enemas too, this on hot summer days; I remember that these ones were really efficient.

I think cold water enemas are crampy and lots of people use them for punishment. I have heard of doing a small one or a cool bulb after a warm enema if some of it gets stuck and won't come down. Cool water then walk around a bit and you will find yourself back on the potty pretty fast. Sometimes when busy with other things the bag can sit a bit too long and one can be administered inadvertently. Can you say Oops!

I normally use cold tap water in the summer and warm tap water in the winter. Sometimes I use ice water. I cannot say that one is superior to the other besides that I feel chilled after an ice water filling of 4 qts.

hankb

My colon hydrotherapist says "warm for relaxation, cool for agitation". She varies the temperature during my treatment. I take my enemas warm to the back of my hand but never hit.

One of the vintage medical books recommended a "cooling enema" to reduce a fever. Using a bulb syringe, I tried this once with my older daughter when she still had a high temp after 24 hours. It worked for only for a short time and our doctor said to give her feverall suppositories, which were a godsend. I learned from our doctors that you don't want to rush to bring a fever down unless it's high for a long period of time. When we have kids, we get to learn this stuff -- sometimes in the middle of the night when we are in a panic. ?