Glycerine or Soap?

Anyone tried neat glycerine? You can buy it in supermarkets for cake baking. Just wondering who has had any experience of it.

As far as I can see by my research, food-grade glycerin(e) contains some sugar. If you can consume it through your mouth, I am certain there would be no problem inserting it in your bum. The sugar might cause some issues for some people. You can read more about it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glycerol and look under Applications, It tells about different uses.

Just get USP glycerine. Simple, easy to find, not expensive.

DON'T fall for paying for vegetable or organic glycerine. Glycerine is glycerine.

Yes, I love using liquid glycerin. A little goes a long way. Of course that didn't stop me from buying a gallon of it. It creates a mild burning sensation around the anus and an intense urge to go. It is far more potent than a solid glycerin suppository. I love the stimulating feeling it leaves in the rectum even after expelling it. The only thing I don't like about it is the cost.

I've found two good ways of injecting it. You may be able to buy the Fleet Liquid Glycerin Suppositories which are small bulbs of glycerin. It's much cheaper if you refill them with glycerin from another source. Alternatively, you can use a regular syringe. 5-20ml is a good size.

Nothing in the Wikipedia article implies that food-grade glycerine contains sugar. It would be pretty strange if a sugar substitute contained added sugar!

To answer OP's question i'd be inclined to say that is why glycerine syringes were at one time produced...To which I'm both familiar & have several of these bygone era "collectable" articles.

In hospitals they inject neat glycerine with a glycerine syringe to treat stubborn cases of constipation or fecal impaction.

Nothing in the Wikipedia article implies that food-grade glycerine contains sugar. It would be pretty strange if a sugar substitute contained added sugar!

The confusion comes because it tastes sweet and comes from a class of compounds called sugar alcohols. There is no sugar in glycerin.

I've used neat glycerine many, many times. I get it from Boots the chemist in the UK. Used with a syringe and a rectal catheter, if you inject 50-100mm glycerine as high up the tract as possible the receiver will not be able to control emission - guaranteed!. How long for it to work? I have always found between 4 - 10mins maximum. Make sure the receiver has easy access to a toilet or is suitably protected as a high volume of emission must be prepared for.

On the subject of Glycerine?

This is not mine, ( http://www.getdare.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=53292 )but I have done it countless times over the last couple years. I find it best to use a Poise Medium pad instead of the flimsy maxi pads, but either way, Enjoy!

* 4 bananas - not too ripe, but not green either - break each in half

* 1 Kotex pad -- medium absorbency fine

(note: a disposable diaper liner is a suitable alternative)

* 4 liquid fleet suppositories - (note: not fleet enemas and not solid glycerin suppositories) or use from Boots use their Value Health Glycerin B.P - 200ml currently at £1.49 http://www.boots.com/value-health-glycerin-b-p-200ml-10021858

(1) place banana halves in a glass bowl and microwave for 30 secs (optional)

(2) empty two of the fleet liquid suppository applicators [or 2-3 table spoons of liquid glycerine] onto the banana halves making sure the tips of each are lightly lubricated

(3) empty the other two applicators up the subs rectum [See lower for injection method - suggested volume 50cc]

(4) slip the banana halves tip-first into the sub's butt, one at a time (obviously). This may take a couple of minutes. It is a wonderfully strange sensation for the sub, so no need to race through this. the first banana will completely smush up. Push as much as you can in with your gloved hand. It's weird, but believe it or not, they start to go in easier and easier. By the 3rd or 4th half, they pop right in. This is why you start with 8 halves. By the last half, you're sub will be incredibly full.

(5) tightly roll the kotex pad in sleeping bag fashion. sticky plastic side inward; cotton side facing out.

(6) wipe up the glass bowl with remaining liquid suppository - if necessary, pop open another [or add more liquid glycerine] and thoroughly lube it up.

(7) insert the rolled-up kotex into your sub's quivering (and very full) rectum. If necessary, use your finger to push it all the way in.

(😎 tightly diaper your sub and finish it off with snug plastic pants.

(9) Allow your sub to lay calmly for a few minutes; then make your sub get up stand; answer questions; walk around; whatever.

Here's what is going on. The sub is obviously incredibly full of very wet, warm and weighted mush. And the quick-acting suppository [laxative] is screaming at the poor sub's bowels "void. Void!". But...as the kotex begins to absorb the moisture from the bananas, it slowly expands and forms a snug and incredibly effective plug.

The resulting predicament is that the sub feels that intense crampy and panicky feeling. If they try to tighten their sphincter, the intensity of the cramping actually grows. I'm not sure why, but it does. And if they relax their sphincter (and eventually they have to); they find that they are absolutely 100% sure they are about to fill their pants, but at the very last second...they don't. The cramping and trembling subsides.

They can actually stand and converse semi-intelligently. But then, in about 90 seconds, they feel it building again. That nasty wave of cramping. Everything goes crazy again. They can't focus; can't speak. It's happening, oh my god, I can't hold it....but then it backs off again. It's like wave after wave of contraction. Each one gets slightly stronger. And each one forces the sphincter to dilate a tiny bit more. This can sometimes go on for 45 minutes or longer.

After 30 to 60 minutes, the sub is totally freaked out. This is supremely controlling for the domme. You own every part of their

existence at this point. And there are all kinds of creative ways for you to intensify the mind fuck. Dress your sub up, take it for a walk, maybe grocery shopping, and watch your sub as it tries to mask the contractions and misery.

This is as close to incontinence as most subs get. I mean, with a full enema, at some point, you release and soil yourself. But with this, even if you push down a little, the plug means that everything takes it's own course. It will happen when it happens. And that's that.

You won't know.

And the sub won't be able to tell you either.

But then, at some point the sub's tired and quivering little sphincter surrenders all hope, and involuntarily spreads and the sub's

diapers fill with a mass of warm, wet, steamy ooze. But that's not it, in most cases with males, about 30 seconds after the pressure is relieved from the prostate gland, the sub's bladder will involuntarily empty as well.

This qualifies as an emotionally, mentally and physically intense experience. Sure to leave any bottom [both meanings] completely chagrined, humiliated and weakened. Most dommes who have tried this recipe have been utterly blown

away that such an intense form of control and humiliation can be relatively easily orchestrated with common grocery store items.

Ive tried it, but not for a while, bought small syringes from local farm supply shop, and lamb stomach tube, used this to squirt up me, wow, 5 minutes at the most, be good fun to do to a sub.

Glycerine or Soap ?

I read that glycerin was added to enema water to give to children years ago. I have received both glycerin and soap as additions to water, both have produced pretty spectacular results. Be interested to hear thoughts on which is more common/used by the group, or of course alternatives.

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We use both now. At same time sometimes. We keep 3 quart jars with floating Ivory bars of soap inside of them. Each jar has at a 8oz bottle of Glycerin in it also. Before use, we shake the jar up and add to the bag or bowl to be used. Jar is refilled with water and more glycerin is added for future use.

After reading some md websites I found they recommended a 5% addition to your solution for good results.

So a 2qt(2000 ml-cc) would need 100ml-cc- or 7-8 tbs.

Worth a try …….then go more or less for personal results.

As good cleansing enema I always use:

1.000ml water + 30ml glycerin + 30ml castile soap + 10mg bisacodyl (applied 10min before the enema as suppository)

If I'm really in need for a very extreme cleaning I take 2.500ml water + 90ml glycerin + 60ml castile soap + 20mg bisacodyl.

But to be honest, I don't do these enemas very often. Mostly I just do a plain water enema.

See my earlier post: https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=820268

In summary, this medical text recommends trying glycerin first, then soap, and if that fails, a combination. They use relatively high concentrations!

The amount of soap used should be extremely limited. The typical Castile soap packet is ⅓ to ½ ounce. It is mixed with 1 liter of water, which works out to a ratio of about 97:1 (1%) to 65:1 (about 1.5%) . I do not know which sites are recommending 5% but given the risk of colitis you may want to stay on the safer side of the recommended amounts.

Glycerin while purported to be hyperosmotic also appears to exhibit attributes of irritation. I recommend limiting the amount used to 15 to 30 cc per liter of water in adults, and even less when the recipient is older unless it is prescribed by a physician. It can be difficult to administer a two liter enema when the solution contains more than 3% glycerin. The 3% glycerin solution is best administered with the recipient on their left side and with their torso at about a 45 degree angle facing down toward the bed. Use a Higginson syringe and keep the average flow rate down to 120 ml per minute or less. A faster rate combined with the glycerin will cause spasms and prevent completion of the enema. Don't make the enema a marathon. The 3% solution produces a thorough and rapid evacuation. Unlike the tap water enema which can result in a delayed release of 50 cc to 100 cc an hour after the recipient thinks the enema has completed, the glycerin enema does not usually leave solution behind.

There used to be - at least in Europe - until the 1960ies “glycerin syringes” with 50 ml or 100 ml capacity for enemas with pure or slightly diluted glycerin.

Neither. As a preteens, our RN grandmother taught us too fix our soapy enema with two quarts of warm water and Ivory soap. Mixing the Ivory soap in the water so it looks milky, but see-through. Take and hold it for ten to fifteen minutes, then expel. Wait five minutes, then fix a rinse enema with two quarts of warm water an add salt and baking soda. Take and hold it for five or ten minutes, then expel. If you don’t get a clean return, repeat the two quart salt and baking soda rinse enema.

As kids we were given glycerin suppositories a few times, when mom didn’t have time too give us enemas. We hated them with a passion, because they made our insides really burn. The first couple times after being given a glycerin suppository, we asked mom for an enema to stop the burning. And were told, “if y’all don’t stop fussing I’m going to make the outside of your bottoms burn too. We learned not to say anything, because if we got the suppositories in the morning, she would give us a rinse enema in the early afternoon and If we got the suppositories in the afternoon, we’d get a rinse enema before bed. It wasn’t worth getting a spanking.

My siblings an I as young teenagers, realized a year or so after we started giving each other enemas after school, that we could skip the soapy enema, because two salt and baking soda enemas worked just as well for us. Plus, after a visit to her OB/GYN, our sister told us, he advised her too use only salt and baking soda enemas during her period for cramps or constipation. And not to use store bought douche liquids or powers, because they were too harsh. Douche with warm tap water with a little vinegar. Thats not to say, we never used Ivory soap enemas afterwards. We did, when one of us got really constipated, or asked for a soapy enema. When we got or gave soapy enemas under those circumstances. We placed a couple of towels on one of the beds, so the one getting the enema could laid on his or her back with a towel rolled up under their bottom and their feet pulled back, touching their bottom. We all three liked this position the best, and would sometimes asked for it. There were two main reasons we used this position. The first was soapy enemas, when one of us had constipation issues. The second was access to our genitals, when one of us got horny and asked for an enema on the bed. It gave my brother an I access too our penis and our sister access too her clitoris or vagina, while taking, then holding a two quart enema for ten minutes.

I have had both soap and glycerin added to enemas over the years and find the soap more effective in cleaning me out. The last time I used glycerin was on vacation in Italy a few years ago. I purchased a Clismasac, which is a 2 liter disposable enema bag pre-filled with 100 ml of glycerin. I filled the bag to the top and took it all. The 5% glycerin solution did very little in the way of stimulating peristalsis. Maybe that is because I was really constipated. A couple of squirts of liquid castile soap into 2 liters of tap water produces a very aggressive evacuation for me no matter how constipated I am.

I add 100-150cc of glycerine with 20g of salt per 2litres enema bag.

Doctors even recommend for children 1.000ml water + 27ml soap or 30ml glycerin:

https://www.childrenshospital.org/-/media/Centers-and-Services/Programs/A_E/Colorectal-and-Pelvic-Malformation-Center/Bowel-Management-Booklet.ashx

There IS glycerin soap.

When I was around 10-12 years old my mother sometimes gave me a 1:2:3 Enema (1 oz. Epsom Salts, 2 oz. glycerin and 3 oz. water) with a bulb syringe when she was in a hurry and didn't have time to make up and give me my usual 1 qt. Ivory soapsuds enema. This was at the suggestion of a neighbour who used this on her kids and it was very hard to hold and caused a strong purging effect. Today, after reading several hospital websites recommending glycerin as an enema additive for children, I tried a larger version of their recommended enema that included 4 Tablespoons of glycerin added to 1500 ml. of normal saline solution (1 ½ times the volume for children). It gave me a very thorough cleaning out with little or no discomfort other than a sudden urgency and several later trips to the toilet during the morning.

Soap doesn’t make you run back to the toilet as much as glycerin

If you use a reasonable amount of soap or glycerin to a plain water enema, say an ounce of either, the results are usually one, very complete, poo.

But if you add much more of either or both to your enema,, repeated, urgent poos are much more likely. An enema with lots of soap and/or glycerin is almost certain to cause several urgent toilet trips over 6 hours or more.

Also, enemas that are given when needed (ie: the recipient is pretty full of poo) tend to work only once, because the passage of the poo sweeps out the enema solution. If an enema is given to someone who's pretty empty, repeated toilet rips are more likely.

They are in no way mutually exclusive!

Glycerin is much more expensive than soap.

Be interested to hear thoughts on which is more common/used by the group, or of course alternatives.

Ivory soap is the go to soap for enemas and has been for as long as I can remember.

Get a bar of Neutrogena facial soap. Cut it length wise into 8 pieces and round of the ends to make 8 suppositories. One works well, two is better, and three is even better. I cannot tell much difference between 3 and 4 so 3 is my sweet spot. This gets you Glycerine and soap in one suppository. As it melts it really lubes your rear up also.

https://www.amazon.com/Neutrogena-Transparent-Original-Formula-Fragrance/dp/B000052YLN/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=neutrogena+soap&qid=1637603341&sr=8-3

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