Dawn

Has anyone ever used Dawn dish soap and how much in 2 quarts?

I have not and all that I have read, this kind of soap shouldn't be used.

Are you looking for a darwin award?

Brad, dishwashing liquids are (mostly) detergents. As such, they contain chemicals that are dangerous inside the body. SOAP - a separate, distinct term is what has been used for eons in enemas, whereas detergents were a more modern (19th/20th century) invention.

Be safe. Dawn is a bad idea - even if you're interested in extreme play.

Just echoing others — this is a VERY BAD idea. Please don't do this.

BAD IDEA!!!! Take from an experienced 1. I was given an enema by my girlfriend 1 time as a surprise love enema. MY ASS N GUTS HAD THE DRY HEAVES FOR HOURS AFTERWARDS!!!!! MY ASSHOLE LOOKED A RIPE PALMAGRANITE AFTERWARDS!!!

Many years ago, I went to a colon hydrotherapist I'd visited several times before, because she was one of the few in my area that routinely started a session with a big enema. well, on this visit, there was a new therapist and she started to prepare the enema. Usually, I'd get it with soap, but the new woman could not find the liquid soap that was normally used, so she used liquid dish detergent. The cramping was awful and I had the runs for several days thereafter.

My advice, FWIW, is never to use any dish detergent in any enema. Period!

I would never use a chemical detergent like Dawn in an enema. Castile soap only for me when needed. That said, I did have a friend in college who worked part-time as an orderly in a hospital. In those days, a big part of an orderly's job was giving enemas. My friemd told a group of us gathered at a dinner table that he had given a Joy enema to a grossly overweight and badly constipated woman that afternoon. He explained that it was hospital protocol to spike an enema with liquid dishwashing detergent when the patient was severely constipated and more traditional enemas had failed. THis was in the 70s and I suspect hospitals would no longer do such a thing. I think the last resort enema now is an M&M.

@eboyhou

The last resort is not usually an M & M enema these days. The doctors order a Lactulose enema, which is a mix of Lactulose syrup and normal saline. The one I was given post-op was 300ml Lactulose mixed with 700ml of warmed normal saline, given with a disposable bag and rectal tube inserted about 10". I was positioned on my left side on several Chux pads, the enema given, and I was told to retain at least 30 minutes. After about 20 minutes it was impossile to hold it any longer and I pood strongly on the pads. There were several more urgent, loose poos in the following hours.

Dish soaps have surfactants and other things to dissolve grease. I have heard of it being used for punishment enemas but the risks far outweigh taking the chance. You only have one colon. Be careful!

If you want a rough enema, look up Susie‘s Very Rough Ride enema. It’s said to tear your guts out, but it’s safe.

Here is a previous discussion of “Fairy liquid (dish soap) safety?”

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=1106696

This may give you others reasons for not using dish soap in enemas.

I have done dawn enemas and they're very harsh. I've done it 4 times over the years. I refrain from it after bad sessions.

I concur with what several members have stated

Just don't go there. Read the labels, placed on nearly every dishwashing container made, as they are not meant for ones personal pleasure.

I don't have an issue with doing an enema at Dawn - good cleanout just before breakfast. Just use plain water or a non-detergent soap.

@gwhap

I don't have an issue with doing an enema at Dawn

It's the only Dawn liquid I'll ever know😁

I think is a good idea to do an enema with that detergent…..but be sure to use lots!!!!!

Than you will be permanently part of George Romero's movie Dawn of the Dead!!!!

😂😂🤣🤣🤣

Be safe

Za

I don't consider it a good thing to use chemicals designed to break down fats and bacteria in an enema.

Stick to ordinary soap like Ivory or Castille Soap.

I do not believe that that chemically engineered, enzymatic grease dissolving detergent that has little to do with soap is a safe thing to use in the bowel.

Been awhile since I've used dawn. I'm not gonna do that anymore, just too damn risky.