Enema Soap

I only use Ivory bar soap.

I don't see where anyone has posted anything about Dr. Bonner's Almond scented soap. It's very aromatic in a very medical way. I used it for about twenty years and found it to be quite wonderful.

I have been using Dr. Bonner's Almond soap for years. I have tried others but it is my go to soap. Sometime I have a hard time finding it but now I can get it at Target at a reasonable price.

Over the years, I've used any number of different soaps (probably some I should not have used) along with differing quantities which have yielded widely varying results. No, I've never gone down the dishwashing liquid highway, but anything else that would put a nice head of bubbles on my enema bag was fair game. J&J Baby Shampoo has never disappointed me insofar as results is concerned as well as good ol' Ivory and various “flavors” of Dr. Bronners. But when my enemas call for soap, my choice is Kirk's Castile. I grate it and add about two teaspoons to a gallon of very warm water. Not only do I get my bubbles, but I get reliable enema action…both in my colon and my special spot.

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

I have my choice between many i stock. Even do vagasil enemas for a pure clean flush. I love my butt super soapy & cramping up.

My wifes mother used Ivory Bar soap floating in the bag prior to giving enemas. Now my wife does exactly the same for me. Ivory bar soap seems perfect for giving enemas.

Over the years, I've used any number of different soaps (probably some I should not have used) along with differing quantities which have yielded widely varying results. No, I've never gone down the dishwashing liquid highway, but anything else that would put a nice head of bubbles on my enema bag was fair game. J&J Baby Shampoo has never disappointed me insofar as results is concerned as well as good ol' Ivory and various “flavors” of Dr. Bronners. But when my enemas call for soap, my choice is Kirk's Castile. I grate it and add about two teaspoons to a gallon of very warm water. Not only do I get my bubbles, but I get reliable enema action…both in my colon and my special spot.

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

@debgurl I use J&J baby shampoo too. Very soothing, does a good cleanout, and lots of bubbles too.😃

I have used the old but proven bar of Ivory. That is what I got as a kid. As I expanded my knowledge and love for the old rubber bag, I used Dr. Bonnars peppermint, lavender and almond castile soap. My Domme also introduced me to glycerin and coconut oil enemas. They give you VERY POSITIVE results. One day, she slipped into me three glycerin suppositories and then her long enema nozzle. After about ten minutes she opened the clamp and gave me a coconut oil with peppermint castile soap enema. I was on the throne for about fifteen minutes. Upon finishing, she had me back on the bed face down for a gallon warm water enema that I was able to take NO PROBLEM

I use a bar of ivory soap and lite it float in the bag that works for me when I Want a good soapy bag

OK…So how does the soap in Enema Soap Packets rate on the safety scale ???.

I suppose that the “Enema Soap Packets” (Castile) contained in the various disposable enema bags that are available, and also used in a clinical/hospital setting, are likely considered the safest option for a soapy enema. One can also more accurately add a pre-measured quantity to a quart of water. The packets used to be available at a more reasonable price when bought in bulk. I still have some.

Like many others, I have used the various other options such a Dr. Bronner's, Kirk's Castile, Ivory, and other knock offs that are described as “natural”. My enema drawer is stocked with those options and sometimes my decision is based on convenience over preference. Bronner's in liquid form is quite simple to use and I use it for bathing. Shaving a bar of soap, or soaking it in hot water, is simple enough, and sometimes creates a more intense expulsion, but does require a bit more effort.

When I was younger and started experimenting with soapy enemas I used flakes of a mild baby soap bar in Sweden called “Barnängen” it's a very mild soap. But now I prefer the pure natural and ecological soaps, my favorite is Dr Bronners, either the mild soap or the peppermint kind.

Ivory isn't available where I live, but with everyone talking about them I would sure like to try one.

For me the definitive “ENEMA SOAP” is goat's milk soap. Now I add Castile liquid soap, essential oils and baking soda to my 3 quarts of warm water along with my goat's milk enema bar soap and mix everything together thoroughly for a “good soapy enema”…..michael https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/97044

My standby has been Pure & Natural, but no longer available and I''m down to the last bar in my stash. Maybe I'll give the Dove a try. I like something that promotes expelling without much cramping. arki

I used to use Dr. Bronners peppermint all the time, 1 TBSP in 3 quarts of water, now I use Ivory most of the time, less cramps, can retain longer before the “big urge”. I like to change it up, just to see how it feels. My wife does not like DR. Bronners, ivory or nothing for her.

Can't beat Bonner's or plain white ivory bar in the paper wrapper..