What type of water are you using?

You know how “Holy Water” is made don't you?

They take ordinary water and BOIL THE DEVIL OUT OF IT!!"

LOL!!!!!

I live in a rural area and we have our own well. The water looks good, tastes good, and makes a mighty fine enema. Sometimes with additives, sometimes on its own.

@ddell2

It's a VERY old joke. I remember my late mom telling me. She'd just heard it from a taxi driver…in about 1953.

I use the wet stuff, comes out of the bathroom pipework, soap added to taste.

Regular old tap water that is body temperature. Should I be worried?

Regular tap water it is very clear, I drink my tap water all the time.

I prefer mine to have a Deuterium/Hydrogen ratio of (1.5576 ± 0.0005) × 10−4.

Which means it is the water found on Earth today.

@LisaK,

Where did you find that data for heavy water? Thanks,

Eric

I'm currently filling with tap water and peppermint soap

I use tap water but… my house has an elaborate filtration system built into the water supply. For general enema use I add 1 tsp of sea salt per qt.

It's around on astronomy sites that go into the issue of how the Earth got it's water.

Would an enema with heavy water really be a PHYSIC!!??!!

I insist on clear in color and wet

Would an enema with heavy water really be a PHYSIC!!??!!

@duhwizzard,

Okay, friendly request. Translate? Pun I missed? A Physic?

Thanks,

Eric

Heavy water ….. deuterium ….. is toxic to drink.

And therefore …….

Not to get any farther off topic than I need to, but ALL water, both on Earth and on all the other planets and moons in the solar system have water that contains some small trace of Deuterium.

How small the trace is tells you how far from the sun the planet was AT THE TIME IT ACQUIRED IT'S WATER!

The TRACES of Deuterium that occur naturally in water, and have always been there.

We are evolved so that in those tiny amounts it is completely harmless

I prefer it to have neither color, smell nor taste.

Sorta like Pop Music

@ericmasin Probably 3rd or 4th def. in Websters Unabridged…physic….a laxative (archaic usage)

In another thread started in 2008 someone mentioned using Rain Water for their enemas - Susie's reply:

I'll pass on rain water.

Rain cleans the air of pollutants and your roof from all kinds of dirt, bird droppings, pollen, and god knows what may be in the gutters and downspouts, whatever stays in suspension and may not settle out in a barrel, plus whatever junk gets dissolved in the rain water. That's what's going to be in your enema water. YUCK.

Good old tap water is clean and pure.

I have always used only local tap water. In our case, it comes from an artesian well. I will never boil it to enemas, just warm it to my comfort temperature. Local sanitary regulations also allow such water to be used for human consumption.

In my estimation, any source that is safe for drinking is safe for enemas. Providing one use a teaspoon of salt per quart of enema solution, the amount on absorption is limited. I have doing large volume enemas for seven decades now and have no ill effects to report.

I've grown accustomed to dehydrated water because it is so easy to store, and it only takes a pinch for a good cleansing enema. Reconstitute dehydrated water by adding enough water from your favored source to finish filling the bag and you're good to go.

Yeah, but it's getting harder and harder to find completely dehydrated water….

Do you guys get your dehydrated water in a can or in a bag? And does in need to be refrigerated? An inquiring mind really needs an answer to this so I won't waste any when I purchase some. I agree that it is getting harder and harder to find.

Canned…and it's really got a good shelf life. By the way, French totally dehydrated isn't worth the extra bucks. BUY AMERICAN!!!!

I agree with duhwizzard on buying American. You can be assured of great quality and good sanitation using American dehydrated water. Does anyone have a recommended brand that they've found more effective? And does American dehydrated water by any chance come in an effervescent mix? or maybe flavored? Just wondering???? I've searched the shelves and find those blends only in European brands.

My GAWD!! You guys make it sound like there really is dehydrated water!!! We use dehydrated coffee a lot - just add hot water. What's next - evaporated air??

@gwhap = I think we are using this for good clean fun. Have you ever tried it? If not, you are missing something really great.

@Victoria1951 said the best place to get it (posts 50 and 63)

“……. So you are familiar with Bugs Bunny, Wiley Coyote and their Acme Brand instant dehydrated water?”

My GAWD!! You guys make it sound like there really is dehydrated water!!! We use dehydrated coffee a lot - just add hot water. What's next - evaporated air??

You don’t evaporate air, it is vacuum packed! 🤪

@Denema - is the operative word there “missing” ??!!?? and to @handEman…3 stars!! Enjoy!