I can't find a thread about putting some of the subject soap into the rectum undiluted. Where is it?

I'm unable to find a post that was on my Front page a week or so or less about putting some of the subject soap into the rectum undiluted. I don't believe that there were any replies at that point. I decided to try that yesterday morning. I was preparing an enema of Dr. B's liquid peppermint soap. I have one of the lube launchers that is about eight inches in length. I filled the launcher about half full with the peppermint soap and continued on preparing the enema. Between five and ten minutes after inserting the liquid soap I almost had an accident. It was a good thing that the toilet was right behind me because I nearly had an uncontrollable accident. The soap acted just as though I had used the same amount of plain liquid glycerin. It was an interesting feeling. The next time that I am constipated, I'll use the soap again.

BTW, while at one of the big box stores I purchased two bottles of Dr. Bronner's soaps, one peppermint, and another with “Tea Tree oil” in it. The aroma of the “Tea Tree” is wonderful and also gives a fantastic enema.

I've not done that soap at all but would like to. what makes it a go to experience?

I've gotten carried away preparing my enemas using Dr. B's soap… adding one, then two, three, and sometimes even four tablespoons per bag. Kind of overkill, but curious as to what would happen.

Dr. Bronner's is great soap for cleaning inside and out. Inside cleanings with DB's can be a challenge for me, though. My two liter bag filled with warm water needs only one to two tablespoons of DB's to effect a swift and thorough clean out. With just plain water I can take almost the entire two liters, but with DB's added three, sometimes four, smaller enemas are needed because of the swift reaction of my rectum to the gentle ‘burn’.

If I do it right and get most of the bag into my colon, enough of it remains that I have very watery bowel movements for up to 24 hours.

Grand stuff, the Doctor Bronner's! Too bad the manufacturer has jacked up the price so much over the past two years. Inflation is about 6% but the retail price has doubled even on Amazon. 😡

…And it's also too bad Dr. Bronner's is watered down so much. When I first used it back in '78, it was much more concentrated. At that time, a capful from a quart bottle was just right for a 4qt Sherema bag.

Dan