Glycerin is my new friend

The bag will always be near and dear but lately I have discovered a simple and effective enema that works for me. I recycled the larger Fleet disposable enema container and removed that one way tab inside the tip. I fill the 7.5 ounce Fleet bottle about one forth the way with glycerin and then add pretty hot water to the top. The glycerin is cooler so it reduces the temp to a comfortable level. Shake well for a minute and administer. Quick and easy. In about 5 minutes an urgent need to expel ensues. Even did a second one while waiting. Great for a quickie. Anyone else use this technique?

@Speculumhost

Your suggestion is a good one. For best results, give and retain this enema in the knee chest position. This helps the solution go higher and produces an even more powerful and complete result.

Yes, though I use a bulb syringe. I use a little less than 25% glycerin though

I like larger glycerin enemas (buy glycerin by the gallon because it's much less expensive per volume). Still, they are smaller (2.0 - 2.5 liters) than my more typical standard enema (3.5 liters or greater). This gets the enema solution much further up in my colon and gets the participation of much more of the colon in the cleanout experience. A 10% solution is usually all that is needed and allows a longer hold time before the peristaltic contracts get intense.

I like to limit the concentration to 20% when doing a glycerin (alone) enema. My favorite glycerin enema is a 10% glycerin and soapy enema. The soap action in combination with the glycerin (and a double balloon catheter nozzle) is simply marvelous.

For a very interesting and intense glycerin enema, inject all of the glycerin into your rectum first. Once in, quickly insert the nozzle and allow the warm water to flow in and allow your rectum to be the mixing chamber. The glycerin will not completely mix and will coat your lower rectum and, if you are like me, it will make your lower rectum "tingle" and feel like it closes down making expulsion an interesting and intense experience.

I discovered a good enema by adding one ounce of liquid glycerin to three ounces of mineral oil or olive oil and injecting it by a bulb syringe. I lie on my left side, knees bent for the injection and then get on my knees, chest down for a couple of minutes. Small but very effective. Just retain it until you can't any longer. Follow with a soapy enema or two. Growing up, I would get an enema of one ounce glycerin added to soapy water to make sixteen ounces and injected by bulb syringe at first, later from a bucket or bag held high above my hips for a quick small enema. During the syringing, I was in the knee chest position, afterwards on my back or side. I had to wait until I felt a very strong urge to expel and then I squatted over a plastic bucket for my initial expulsion.

We dump out the solution in a Fleet child’s enema and remove the one-way valve disc inside the nozzle cap. The bottle is filled almost full with glycerin then gentle baby shampoo is added to fill the bottle and it’s recapped until ready for use. Remove the protective cap, insert and squeeze firmly. Within minutes the recipient will have a comfortable movement complete with lots of loud soapy farts. There is a BM in every bottle.

I have taken a Fleet Enema, removed the cap and filled it up nearly to the top with glycerin, put the cap back on and shook it up. Then give yourself or someone else this Fleet & glycerin enema. It is fast acting so be close to the toilet. I have wondered what a Fleet Enema bottle full of glycerin, or even a larger volume like a quart, injected into the rectum would feel like and how fast you would need to go, but I have never tried it.

Been using neat glycerin for years, was initially only a few cc,s maybe 10, worked very fast, and of late, i too have been using a 50/50 mix of glycerin and baby shampoo from a re used fleet bottle, neat baby shampoo is pretty effective too .........stay very near a toilet or wear a diaper.

Glycerine and soap work extremely well. Good cleanout but you need time.

Does anyone know if using glycerin suppositories with a warm water enema has the same effect as the liquid, do the suppositories melt sufficienly with the warm water?

Does anyone know if using glycerin suppositories with a warm water enema has the same effect as the liquid, do the suppositories melt sufficienly with the warm water?

They will melt in warm water. But you need at least a 10% glycerine solution for it to have much effect, and glycerine suppositories would be a very expensive way of achieving that. Better to buy liquid glycerine.

Glycerin suppositories used prior to injecting an enema will not melt with the typical retention time of a 5-10 minutes that you may hold the enema. You must use liquid glycerin to get any effect from glycerin mixed into the enema water and glycerin suppositories aren't it. I've found that holding a few glycerin suppositories for maybe 30 minutes or more before administering an enema with them still inside can be rather effective, though. You will still find if you pay attention when you empty that the suppositories probably are still somewhat intact, although much smaller than when they were inserted. If you are looking for something more aggressive for an enema mix you might try Magic Bullet suppositories which will melt in warm water and disperse in the enema liquid. I find adding just a bit of soap as a surfactant helps the Magic Bullets dissolve as well and two Magic Bullets in a quart makes for quite a kick most of the time. Good luck!

I'd like to try adding glycerine to my enema bag. If I typically do 2 qts, how much glycerine should I add? Or is it better to inject it before the enema?

Would you recommend I add soap to the bag too?

I like a good deep clean out but without the repeated trips after the play is over.

I'd like to try adding glycerine to my enema bag. If I typically do 2 qts, how much glycerine should I add? Or is it better to inject it before the enema?

Would you recommend I add soap to the bag too?

I like a good deep clean out but without the repeated trips after the play is over.

Don't inject it first. You'll likely to discover that your rectum becomes self-plugging as it closes down.

For 32 fl oz (2 quarts) add 1.4 fl oz and mix with water for a total volume of 32 fl oz. That will give you a 5% solution. Probably a good starting point to see how you react. It will probably be quite mild but you need to test.

For 32 fl oz at 10% strength, add 2.9 fl oz with 29 fl oz to have a 2 quart 10% glycerin enema. A 10% enema should give you a pretty good sensation and make it harder to hold (but easy to rinse out). After you get your sense of reaction, you can start adding soap.

BTW, this is one situation where working in metric is a lot easier in figuring out volumes to determine percentage. I have a plastic measuring cup that is calibrated in both ml and fl oz.

Don't inject it first. You'll likely to discover that your rectum becomes self-plugging as it closes down.

For 32 fl oz (2 quarts) add 1.4 fl oz and mix with water for a total volume of 32 fl oz. That will give you a 5% solution. Probably a good starting point to see how you react. It will probably be quite mild but you need to test.

For 32 fl oz at 10% strength, add 2.9 fl oz with 29 fl oz to have a 2 quart 10% glycerin enema. A 10% enema should give you a pretty good sensation and make it harder to hold (but easy to rinse out). After you get your sense of reaction, you can start adding soap.

BTW, this is one situation where working in metric is a lot easier in figuring out volumes to determine percentage. I have a plastic measuring cup that is calibrated in both ml and fl oz.

I would agree with this advice from ER above about glycerin enemas. My lower GI tissues are very (probably overly) sensitive to irritation. I first tried a carefully measured 5% and enjoyed it, getting a lot of audible grumbling but very minor cramping. However when I then tried 10%, it was so irritating, almost a chemical irritation sensation plus a lot of cramping, that I couldn't hold it. I went back to 5% and was fine again. I've read some members here at times using much higher concentrations of glycerin, even injecting small amounts of 50-100% at times. I would just recommend you follow ER's plan above starting with 5% and increasing from there to see what works for you so you can safely enjoy your glycerin enema trials. Have fun and play safe.

Eric

Thanks ER and Eric. You guys are great! Thanks so much for the advice. I'll try 2qts at 5% and report back.

I have used 5% glycerin by volume in tap water with decent results. The Clismasac system that I purchased and used on vacation in Italy comes pre-loaded with 100 ml of glycerin in a 2 liter bag. That works out to exactly 5% by volume after one fills the bag with warm water. To be honest, I did not find it all that aggressive and the enema felt and performed more like a tap water enema. It took care of my constipation problem without being overly aggressive. I am not sure I would use a 10% solution as I experienced an episode of ischemic colitis years ago after taking a glycerin spiked tap water enema.

I have used 5% glycerin by volume in tap water with decent results. The Clismasac system that I purchased and used on vacation in Italy comes pre-loaded with 100 ml of glycerin in a 2 liter bag. That works out to exactly 5% by volume after one fills the bag with warm water. To be honest, I did not find it all that aggressive and the enema felt and performed more like a tap water enema. It took care of my constipation problem without being overly aggressive. I am not sure I would use a 10% solution as I experienced an episode of ischemic colitis years ago after taking a glycerin spiked tap water enema.

I don't know what caused your colitis, since it's not obvious to me that glycerin should cause ischemic colitis. Maybe chemical colitis. I said earlier that I have an extremely sensitive anal/rectal/colonic mucosa and when I use too much soap or glycerin it really feels almost like a chemical irritation of my mucosa. It happened with 10% but not at 5%, and also with Castile soap over about 2-2.5 tsp per quart. I really wish it wasn't so damn easy to irritate, but I'm 68 with a history of IBS so it is what it is. I just mentioned my experience with glycerin so other people starting out with using it can hopefully have a stimulating and pleasant experience.

Eric

Thanks ER and Eric. You guys are great! Thanks so much for the advice. I'll try 2qts at 5% and report back.

YN,

We'll look forward to hearing how you feel about it. I really enjoyed the sensations at 5%, and probably would be fine with carefully measured greater small increments, perhaps 6-8%, which I'd like to try sometime soon. Have fun.

Eric

YN,

We'll look forward to hearing how you feel about it. I really enjoyed the sensations at 5%, and probably would be fine with carefully measured greater small increments, perhaps 6-8%, which I'd like to try sometime soon. Have fun.

Eric

Yes, I went from 5% to 7.5% and didn't find a lot of difference, but that may be me. I found that 10% gave about the same response as a fairly soapy enema at 15-20 grams per liter. For a 3 liter soapy enema (the maximum volume I typically use for soapy enemas), that's half to two-thirds of a bar of Ivory soap. The soap only enema "dissolves" more in the colon, but the reaction for glycerin only at 10% is about the same as the plain soapy enema.

I get a stronger reaction at 15%. The contractions are stronger, more frequent, and get progressively stronger making it harder to hold. At 20-25%, I get much stronger contractions and they do start feeling like cramps. I can get incipient nausea for a period of time and it's a good idea to have a trash can nearby. A real possibility of blowing out of both ends.

My "go to" soap glycerin enema is a 3.0 liter. It's a mixture of 300 ml of glycerin dissolved in 2.70 liters of very warm water. Although glycerin is soluble in water, its viscosity requires some small effort to dissolve it evenly. I also add 30 grams of grated Ivory soap to the mixture as I am mixing it. It gives it a nice milky color (which you can see in a clear bag) and a soapy head. I may not take it all, but it is there just in case I want it.

I find I usually have a reaction to the combination in the first few minutes that provide relatively strong contractions in the descending colon as the enema solution flows in. It then tends to settle down before building up again to a series of periodic and rhythmic contraction waves rippling down my colon. The volume is great enough to get the enema all the way into the transverse colon without being so filling (for me) that there isn't space for the enema solution to move with the contraction waves.

I'm usually able to hold this mixture between 15 - 20 minutes before I seek the relief of releasing. On occasion, 30 minutes is possible. And once (and only once) was I able to hold it beyond an hour (actually 84 minutes if I recall correctly) as I was sharing a very erotic fantasy with another Zity member as she coached me through holding it to an hour. Once I got to 50 minutes, I knew I was going to make it to an hour because the contractions were more or less continuous and rippling but not "strong." And then it was a matter of trying to keep going until I had an explosive orgasm. It felt good to release and my muscles were exhausted from the continual contractions. I haven't been able to replicate that experience on my own.

YMMV!

For you guys who like the glycerine, you should try Susie's Very Rough Ride Enema.

The combination of the cramps, churning in your gut and cleanliness achieved by soap will leave you thoroughly satisfied.

@SwitchableSusie That's on my bucket list but I'm not sure if I'm ready for something that intense. I feel like I need an experienced and dominant giver to help or force me through it.

For you guys who like the glycerine, you should try Susie's Very Rough Ride Enema.

The combination of the cramps, churning in your gut and cleanliness achieved by soap will leave you thoroughly satisfied.

@SwitchableSusie, It's on my "bucket" list.

I have seen where doctors prescribe a 5% glycerine addition to plain water enemas...especially children.

Google it...no explaination for why but it is probably less harmful than soap and its residue needing rinse enemas.

YN,

We'll look forward to hearing how you feel about it.

Eric

So I got a chance to try the glycerine enema this morning. I mixed up 2 qts of 102 deg water with 2 oz of glycerine. So a little more than 6%. I used my silicone double balloon nozzle to insure no leaks. I held it for 20 minutes.

I'd describe the sensations as pleasant. There was very little cramping. More like a gentle vibration in my abdomen. The nozzle seemed to pulse in and out a bit which was nice. A little gurgling that is still there as well.

I think next time I'll try 10% and see how that is.

Thanks again for everyones help.

Try mixing one PINT of glycerine with three pints of water to make two quarts of a 25% solution.

You will have a new appreciation for the power of glycerine! 😁

@SwitchableSusie Perhaps I should stop by and you can give me that appreciation yourself. I suspect I wouldn't make it 20 minutes. 😉

Hello All,

I Just tried @Enema_Runner glycerin/soap enema suggestion (TY). It was a good experience.

I did a 7% glycerin in 1 liter of very warm water with a small squirt of J&J baby shampoo

(moving in baby steps, this is my first time using vegetable glycerin, I think I like it?)

Retained it for about 15 minutes with good results.

I'm presently exploring what to use as a follow-up ?

I hope everyone is staying safe

@TheCat719

Good for you. At last, someone played rationally. That enema solution and dosage is more than enough to completely clean you out. Think about a retention nozzle and a longer hold time for more intense effects.

I've used the Japan glycerin enemas many times and find them to generate a strong rapid urge. There are many good suggestions here for both bulb and bag glycerin enemas and I'll try a few.

Jim