Kirk's Coco Castille

Anyone have experience with Kirk's? I would like to try a three quart starter with it very soapy. Then a sea salt 3 1/2 qt. follow up ( maybe two ) before an extended pleasure session of 3 1/2 qt. coffee/ vodka with my retention nozzle while watching enema videos?

We use Kirk's Castile soap. I have never put it in my subs bag. May need to think about that.

Kirks works very well. Start off by just holding the bar in the water as it fills the pitcher/bag because it dissolves fast. You can swish it a few times to make it stronger, but you don't need to leave it as long as Ivory. Not that I have soft water, you will need to add more if you have hard water.

I recommend it, it works very well (though it makes the bowels react strongly), and is good value for the kick.

I just bought this from the health store since I'm all about natural. I do think it seems to be a safe soap to use.

I've been using Kirk's for years whenever a soapy enema is called for. It's readily available in most grocery and drug stores and it does the job!

As for how much to use, I typically will allow the bar to remain in my 4 quart pitcher for several minutes and then swish it around a bit. The mixture is nice and milky which in turn delivers a soapy enema with a definite kick!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

I have used Kirks for many years, and have found it quite enjoyable. I is easy on the system and doesn't leave the scum that the newer Ivory soap does. Makes clean up so much easier.

MissStress,

With all the enemas you've described giving your sub, I'm surprised you haven't got a lot of experience giving him Castile soap enemas. I would have thought you'd both enjoy (from the Domme and submissive sides) filling him up with soapy enemas. Or do you both have other kinds of solutions you prefer submitting him to? What do you both find the most erotic and challenging for him?

Eric

Used it today. In fact using it now. Talk about throughout cleanse and lots of cramps.

MissStress,

With all the enemas you've described giving your sub, I'm surprised you haven't got a lot of experience giving him Castile soap enemas. I would have thought you'd both enjoy (from the Domme and submissive sides) filling him up with soapy enemas. Or do you both have other kinds of solutions you prefer submitting him to? What do you both find the most erotic and challenging for him?

Eric

I use Dr Bronners soap for his enemas or Ivory if I want it to feel "bad". My sub hates lemon juice (it feels different for him to hold)and also molasses and milk (this one causes gas for a time after especially without a rinse).

Miss Stress,

Thanks for your reply. Interesting. I use Bronners at 1-2 tsp/quart for my own, less if I want it very mild. Does Ivory cause more burning or irritation or cramping for him or what's different about it vs. Bronners? Or is it just concentrations? I've never had the cojones to take a lemon juice enema, since I'm already known to be very sensitive to solution irritation. About the most I can take is 1.5-2 tsp/quart Castile plus less than 10% glycerin. I did 10% glycerin once and it just about blew my socks off! I'm sure your husband/sub has a much stronger colon than I do. I'm glad he enjoys everything you do to him! I'd enjoy it too, just a little less intense! I adore being sub for enemas, especially large volume prolonged retentions.

Eric

I love Kirk's when I want a thorough cleanout with a crampy kicker. I usually only take 2 quarts when using Kirk's. When it wants out, you're NOT going to hold it!

I love Kirk's when I want a thorough cleanout with a crampy kicker. I usually only take 2 quarts when using Kirk's. When it wants out, you're NOT going to hold it!

What soap concentration are you referring to here? My Bronners is usually 1-2 tsp/quart. Over 1 tsp gets me pretty seriously crampy and it really wants out past my DBC protection.

Eric