Slivers of soap in the enema bag

Hello. Years back I read a story where the one getting a punishment enema had gotten an enema where the one giving it had taken a bar of soap and had cut off a portion of soap in to lil pieces. They had put them in the enema bag. If I remember right the one getting the enema wailed that their bottom was burning due to all of the slivers of soap. What i want to know is does that actually work ( I ask because I am a adult story writer).

Slivers of soap dissolve in water and make for a soapy enema. More slivers more soapy. Depending on the type of soap it could be more or less irritating. Unless the nozzle was lubed with the soap (or another burning irritant) it seems the burn would occur with the expulsion, not the filling. Ivory soap dissoved in water was/is a common solution.

It's been years since i had a real punishment enema so refresh my memory what does having a lot of soap in the bag do?

Lots of discussions here about painful or punishment enemas. Use the search function.

Ok. Since i am rather new here how does one do that?

Maybe a moderator could help you. Not my job.

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Maybe a moderator could help you. Not my job.

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Slivers of soap in the enema bag - sure way to clog up the flow; at least that's what happened when I tried it.

Slivers of soap in the enema bag - sure way to clog up the flow; at least that's what happened when I tried it.

I think the idea is to let them dissolve first.

I use Ivory for bathing. When the bar gets so thin that it breaks trying to soap the rag, I break it up and drop the pieces into a jar of water. The result after 2-3 weeks is a thick gel. It works best if you shake the jar at least every 3 days, to homogenize the liquid. This is easily diluted to the desired strength for an enema. Try 1 tbsp per 2 qts for a mild cleanse. At 2 tbsp per qt, you're talking crampy. 4 tbsp per qt is getting into the punishment range. On occasion, I have sucked the gel into a 10 cc hypodermic syringe and eased the tip into a sub's anus. Once the contents are in the rectum, the results are almost immediate. Just be sure you place the tip well into the rectum. For a bit more kick, insert a medium to large butt plug to hold the soap against the walls of the sub's rectum. The soap you just injected serves as lubricant for the plug. Be sure to administer a rinse or two when the desired result has been obtained: otherwise you may cause serious irritation to the sub's rectum.

For the times that my wife wants to give me a really good, deep cleanout, she uses just enough Ivory or Kirk's Castile soap to make the solution milky. She'll use a safety razor to feather away enough shavings from the bar to fill a 20oz bottle cap. This is slowly dissolved in 3qts of 103F tap water using a clear silicone bag. By the time the soap is completely dissolved, the water has cooled to the 100F-101F temperature she likes to administer. So it's simply a matter of me assuming the position on my left side with both knees drawn. She gently slips in a 30F catheter about 8", far enough up the rectum so the soap will cause more intense peristalsis. It doesn't hurt, and it's not her intention to cause pain. But the urge to go can become really intense and uncomfortable. When she's giving me these deep cleanouts, it's usually right after a bad cold or the flu, or sometimes if I've been eating too much junk like on vacation. I can tell a big difference in the cleanse a soapy enema gives vs just plain tap water or saline. I use to be scared to death of getting an enema like this until she gave me one after the flu the same year we got married. Talk about a young lady setting ground rules. She ruffled my pride, but I've been thanking her for it ever since LOL.

She'll use a safety razor to feather away enough shavings from the bar to fill a 20oz bottle cap. This is slowly dissolved in 3qts of 103F tap water using a clear silicone bag. By the time the soap is completely dissolved, the water has cooled to the 100F-101F temperature she likes to administer.

Reminds me of the super strong enemas I got where a very generous amount of Ivory Flakes (not Ivory Snow) were placed in a pot of water on the stove and heated up to dissolve…. Oh, standing around waiting for it cool, knowing I'd be getting an enema…

My mom was a nurse and if someone was really bound up she would carve slivers into the enema bag then fill it and shake it to dissolve them. I think they actually did that in the hospital in the 50's. Anyway while she didn't do it for punishment, you definitely got cleaned out in a punishing way. I don't ever remember her giving the unlucky party a rinse afterwards either.

My mom was a nurse …

Nurse lived in apt down the hall from us and I wonder if she had advised my mom to use Ivory Flakes in the late 1940's for my enemas.. like you mentioned, my enemas were never for punishment, but wow! did they clean me out!

I have heard older nurses relate how they would take the old bars of soap left over when patients checked out of their rooms and simply throw them into a jar of water and then when they needed a soap solution for an enema they would simply give the jar a shake and pour in the desired amount of soap solution into the enema water.

My mom kept a glass jar (Skippy Peanut Butter) on the window sill of the bathroom. In it were slivers of Ivory soap dissolving in water. She bought the bath sized bars, broken them in half (they were scored for that purpose) And used one half for the tub and one half for the sink. When a bar got too small to use into the jar it went. A spoonful of this slurry got added to the enema bag when it was time for a session over her lap.

I remember being told to save the slivers from my Ivory soap carving !My Mom had a container of soap slurry also !lol

Mom filled the bathroom sink with warm water. Then she took a bar of Ivory soap and sloshed it around in the water for about a minute. She used an old glass measuring cup kept under the sink and poured the water into the enema bag. Mom had this old medical book for home nursing, and that's what the instructions were.

Slop jars of soap were pretty common back in the 50's and 60's. In my case, it was green Palmolive that wound up in the Skippy jar. If the Skippy jar wasn't handy, the bar went into the bag until the solution was milky. Quality control wasn't of much concern! Boy I hated those enemas back then.