Do you ever vary the water temp from hot to cold during an enema session?

I like taking a colonic in the bath tub. Details about this in other posts. During preparation I like to fill up a clear gallon Arizona tea jug full of warm water. A hose is threaded down the narrow passage in the handle to just about touching the bottom. The water is siphoned and the nozzle is placed in my anus. This gallon drains Into me as the colonic equipment is set up. I have about a half gallon of tub temperature water in me by the time I am laying down in the bath. I finish off the gallon of water and then start the process of the colonic. After some empty and fill times I refill the gallon jug with cold water, not ice cold but only as cold as the balanced mixer valve on the tub allows. Cramping often follows and you also hear pockets of air being pushed open as you finish off the gallon. More colonic time follows. I then fill the jig with hot water, not so hot to bun my finger. I took the whole hot gallon of water while typing this post. I like the sensations I feel as each temperature reaches it's high point in my colon. I have an Aluminum 8.5 oz Coke bottle as my colonic nozzle that warms and cools upon the changes in temperature. This nozzle is also used to alternately place water inside my colon. Do you ever vary the water temp from hot to cold during an enema session?

Yes and it makes it to where i can hold it very easy!

Yes, but not ice cold or really hot, two bags and a "Y" connector works great

I have tried cooler enemas, but gave up on them, due to my comfort level. Cold water gave me cramps, and I just didn't like it. My preference is very, very warm water.

Yes, I have used temperatures from 40 to 110 degrees. They all have their fortes.

I have not tried anything like this, but do vary the temps of enemas in a series from +/_ 106F to around 50F. I find the cold water is a great last enema, which helps get the remaining water out of my system.

Sometimes I put a bunch of ice cubes in my water and wait until they are melted before I start filling myself. It is a different feeling and adds welcome variety to the enema experience.

hankb

I use a 2 qt bag, and so I have to refill it at least once mid enema to get that nice full feeling. Sometimes this is a nuisance, but usually I enjoy the process. It slows things down a bit, and I stretch and massage in between bags to get the solution into all the nooks and crannies of my colon. I usually have the refill solution at the ready and keep the nozzle and hose in place as I refill the bag.

One advantage that this method gives me is the ability to mix solutions in the colon, including solutions of differing temperature. e.g. I might start by taking 2qts of a saline solution at 102F and retain for 5-10 minutes. Then, without expelling, I can refill the bag with plain water at 60F and take as much as I can hold of the 2qts. I find this thermal mixing within my body delays the onset of cramps from the cold water and makes for some interesting sensations on my prostate as the cold fluid enters. Adding cool water will increase the urge to evacuate which is also a useful tool in the "arsenal."

The variety of combinations seem infinite. I'm slowly starting to experiment with two different solutions, but in these cases I aim to keep the temperatures as close as possible. Usually I use two different herbal preparations. I've thought about starting with a baking soda solution and adding an acid solution (ACV and water) as the second bag, but I will need to run a good bit of testing first.

Sometimes I will vary the temperature of the water during my enema sessions simply for the fun of it.

I generally start with a warm baking soda solution delivered at 105-107F, the second enema at around 96F and the third at whatever temperature comes from the cold water faucet with the bag elevated higher. After the two warm enemas, I can really feel the water flowing in during the last enema since I open the clamp all the way and with the bag hung higher the flow is rapid. The last one has been known to cause some cramping, but it also effective at producing a complete expulsion from the earlier enemas.

Do I do this every time? No...but once in a while it provides some variation and additional stimulation.

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

I love changing temps. My normal enema temp is about 112 degrees F. During the summer I love to go from 112 degrees down to 70 degrees. It makes for neat change. That is my 2 cents worth. Happy enemas to all and to all a good night.

No. I like a good hot enema!!! I have taken cold enemas on occasion!!!

I'm finding that I like to vary the temp based on the objective of the enema. For the first cleansing fill, I like it warm, but not hot - between 100º and 107º - i find these the easiest to accept and retain a decent volume.

For rinses I like to move to hotter water - 110º or a few degrees north of that. I can take decent volumes, and the pleasure factor is increased. I can't hold them as long, but that isn't really a priority for me after the first cleansing bag.

After a good rinse bag, I will change it up based on what sounds good at the time. I've not bothered to check the temp of my cooler fills, but i'm guessing in the 70º is all i've tried so far. I'm sure I'll experiment with some colder temps, at which time I'll probably use the thermometer to identify my threshold. After my primary rinse bag, I'm usually doing faster fill and flush cycles - so my temperature range will be broader than the temps I would plan to retain.

I find enemas work best when they feel warm but not hot to the person GETTING the enema.

Temperature sensation varies through life and even as our bodies acclimatize to the seasonal changes so warm to the touch i NOT the same all the time and that's a GOOD thing!

I take 4 qt plain water enemas. In the summer, when it is nice and warm, I sometimes take an ice water enema first, then cold tap water, then warm tap water. I find that if I do not do the warm one, I get the chills and I need it to warm me up.

hankb

I once had a session that involved two bowls of water. Once nice and warm, the other had ice floating in it. I was asked trivia questions and for every once I got right, I got a syringe of warm water. Every wrong answer made me shiver.

I don’t vary during the series, I find cold water hard to hold. I will sometimes use a half a bag of cold water as a last fill when I feel like I haven’t gotten everything out from prior bags. I try to do a whole bag but half is about all that will go in before everything demands to come back out!

My GF and I like to not only vary the temperature but the solution as well. Using a pretty large (about 10 OZ) bulb seems to work well. With the recipient over your lap or lying on the bed with a pillow under their hips it is pretty easy to change solutions especially if the giver has two bulbs. or a bulb and a bag. Every time the nozzle is removed and another inserted and moved around the getter has only their imagination to anticipate what is next. Switching from hot with glycerin to cold with lots of soap can produce "interesting" sensations in the getter. Lots of variations are possible as are the reactions. Some spanking between nozzles also adds some interest. Lots of room for a creative imagination.

I prefer lukewarm, but for variety, I will sometimes take a cold water enema, and every now and again, a hot water enema as long as I don't feel it too dangerous and get burned.

Nice and warm with soap....but with a tap water or salt enema a cooler temp produces the peristalsis needed to get it out without waiting all day!

Hot, or very warm enemas, seem to facilitate an increased volume for a good cleanse, or "High Enema". The old HHH soapy enema is easier to assimilate when very warm. I also enjoy very warm coffee enemas and can retain them for the suggested timeframe.

Quite often, I will finish a series with a cold enema(s) to assure that everything has been expelled. These aren't uncomfortable for me, and are effective at finishing off a good series. I seldom have to worry about any wet farts or other issues thereafter.

Some of the old texts suggested the cold enema to eliminate concerns about long term effects of enema use.

I've never even thought about varying the water temp. Because we had out of town house guest this past week I went 7 days without enemas until last night. I gave myself 4 warm (bordering on hot) enemas - 2 qts each. I did NOT get as cleaned out as I like; so, tonight I will give myself another series of enemas. I think I will give changing temps from one enema to the next a try.

For some reason, Carla finds her weekly 8-10 oz. enema most comfortable when I fill the bag with hot tap water. I have never understood that preference. She used to get cramps when taking even that much water a little above body temp. The cramps started lessening about 25 years ago as I began increasing the temp. When I turned the water to completely, hot she found them comfortable and highly erotic. Between the tap and her expulsion, the water goes from too hot to very warm, loosening her ass for the rest of our our other anal fun.

The only possible explanation is the time require for steps in the process -- filling the bag, hanging it on a hook in the main bath, letting the water to run down to about a pint, taking it back to Carla leaning over the counter the master bath, hanging the bag on a hook, lubricating the XL nozzle, working it into her ass, releasing the clamp, waiting two or three for her to reach her limit, pulling the nozzle out of her ass, and finally getting out of the way for Carla to rotate about 270 degrees onto the toilet.

Do any other women wish to weigh in on this subject? I'm not saying try this at home, but it seems to work for me and Carla.

Sorry about my typos --TLE (too little editing).

Not on purpose. Since I put the soapsuds in first then add the hot water there are situations where they don't mix well, or in an open top bag don't mix at all.

One of the nice things about a hot-water-bottle type bag is exactly that. you can turn it upside down a couple of times between the bathroom and the bed, and let it lie flat on the bed while you are finishing your prep, making that less likely Though still not impossible

So yes it HAS happened, but never on purpose

The bags we use are two quart and half bags connected with a T. I could easily do this with warm on one side and icy water on the otjer. Then it would be a matter of alternating shutting off and turning on each bag.

It's been thought about but never implimented. Maybe one day.

That could be very evil. Cold water is crampy and hard to take so alternating between cold and hot is diabolical.. I like the concept. Maybe a flogger in between .. Hmm