Order of solutions for an enema series

I’ve only ever done multiple water and salt enemas. I want to try doing A series with multiple kinds of solutions. Is there a particular order I should go in so I don‘t cause any issues or does it even matter? I like mild to moderate cramping so I don’t want to end on anything too crazy. Is there a general rule of thumb or does anyone have any orders they prefer?

Personally I have always only used water ones and they seem to clean me out well.

There are a dozen threads about enema solutions - just do a search on: +enema +solution in the title. They cover cramping, safety, and some creative ideas. You should get some good information just perusing these topics.

Ooo thank you! I’m new to this site so I appreciate the search tip!

@DirtyPearl I didn't realize how new you were. In case you haven't figured out how to use the search function yet - here are a few links. The search function is under the 3-bars on the top left of the header bar. Start out with some mild soap (not detergent) like Dr. Bronners. Welcome to Zity!!!

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I mainly use salt water enemas but will occasionally give myself a Ivory soap suds enema.. oh, I do put food coloring in my salt water so I can see how much solution remains in my bag…

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Welcome Pearl. I get soapsuds followed by baking soda and water. Soap is either Bronner's Peppermint, Ivory, or J&J Baby Shampoo. First one is usually 2qts with the bag hung medium height and delivered with a DBC. Second one is 3qts hung very high delivered with an array of nozzles. You didn't mention what equipment you have.

@EnemaAndIvory i use a standard enema water bottle kit. I’m interested in trying soap, JJ baby shampoo, baking soda, coffee, tea, and milk solutions. Not necessarily all in the same series. Just trying to get an idea of combos to use in a session.

If I do a SSE it's 3 or 4 quarts to start with usually 4 quarts,I will follow that with four quarts of baking soda and sea salt for a rinse then maybe another. I usually end it if it was a multiple enema series with a desert enema or as you may know it as a alcohol enema 😂

@Dr_Strangelove ahhh yes getting rinsed out with soap and baking soda sounds perfect. I really enjoy the process of getting filled up, letting it work inside me, and how clean I feel after it’s all out.

Well, my preference is for the following:

Two bulbs of warm water, with a swish of Ivory bar soap, given with a soft-tip syringe, like a big ear syringe. Poo to get the big stuff out.

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If poo is complete, skip this step. If not, a 1500ml disposable bag of warm water, given with the tube in 8 to 10 inches.

Insert Coloclean. All the following enemas are given via the Coloclean and pood out though it.

First fill - 3000ml warm water

Second fill - 3000ml warm water with two Magic Bullets dissolved in it. This will really cramp.

Third & Fourth fills - 3000ml warm water

Final fill - 1000ml warm coffee, retained a half hour. Pood out though Coloclean

Remove Coloclean, sit on toilet to let any residual solution drain out.

Sean,

That sounds like a very enjoyable session.

Dan

The way I do it:

Always on an empty stomach. I fast for 12 hours(DO NOT USE FORCED VOMITING! THERE IS NO SAFE WAY TO DO IT!)

30 mg oral bisacodyl 2 hours before starting the enema.

10 mg rectal bisacodyl. Fleet Bisacodyl mini enema being the preferred method, bisacodyl suppository is acceptable but gross!

The first round of the enema is Epsom salt and Ivory Soap together in the same 3-qt enema. Flow rate about a quart per minute. Retention 15 minutes, or spontaneous expulsion whichever comes first.

As the first round becomes fully expelled, after 20-30 minutes, a double-strength dose of Miralax.

The second round should be strong soapsuds without rinsing the bag so there is a little Epsom Salt left. Again retained 15 minutes if physically possible.

Again, as soon after expulsion as I can, another round of Miralax

I repeat round two until a cl3ear return is achieved. If it looks like “pee out the butt” as long as it has no food scraps it's a clear return. If it has food scraps I take another round Usually but not always that takes 3-4 rounds

After a clear return, usually I'm done.

If I'm doing a full cleanse, I need to keep doing the Miralax every 15 minutes for another 2 hours.

Ny ex used to give me one with hot water and ivory soap, after expelling she would give me what she called my follow up , a 2 quart bag of clear hot water

Depends on how many you want to get and how powerful you want them to feel.

My experience with giving to myself is that stronger enema solutions get the bowel “riled up” so you should take them earlier unless you want them to “compound” on top of other enemas or you want to have a “rest period” of an hour plus.

Another good thing is what Sean pointed out, a smaller one at the beginning to get large chunks out, and this can be tap water or mild soapsuds. Then I take my “stronger” one, then weaker ones.

Stronger ones at the beginning get your bowels really agitated and a good clean out and urge then that lasts through the weaker ones

Stronger ones at the beginning get your bowels really agitated and a good clean out and urge then that lasts through the weaker ones

And when I have had nausea it has generally been when I have taken two strong and big ones in a row. Unless you know you can do that it is not advised, but like Redbag77 noted a strong one to start makes the easier ones work better.

I'm likely atypical here, but I like to end with an irritating soapy enema just to prevent future trips (otherwise I feel bloated and can't trust a fart for the next 6 hours). My colon likes to retain enemas for longer than I'd like sometimes, especially if I've had coffee or other stimulants.

My usual series is an initial soapy enema of around 3-4 quarts, then more gentle enemas in the middle like baby shampoo or salt and baking soda (all aiming for 4 quarts), and then conclude with a mild soap enema.

It definitely gets things clean! Unfortunately there are some continued cramps with the soap residue remaining, but it's relatively mild and typically goes away in an hour or two. That's certainly worth it in my book for only one return trip at most, if any.

@DirtyPearl typically, if I’m enjoying a series of enemas using something other than plain water, I’ll mix a full gallon with whatever additive I’ve selected (more often than not, Dr. Bronner’s peppermint soap). I’ll take my first fill (usually between 3.00 and 3.50 quarts) and then top off the bucket, thereby diluting the solution. Expel and repeat. Expel and repeat. By the time I’m done (4, 5 or 6 fills) the last fills are basically rinses with plain water.

On rare occasions I’ll take the full gallon on the first fill. If that happens, then plain water thereafter.

So, in summary: additives first and then rinses after is my preference.

Welcome to Zity. Have fun here.

Based on the OP's question, I would say they are asking about doing a series of enemas for the purpose of cleaning out their colon. Going with this assumption, here is what I would recommend. This procedure is not unique and is rather basic and may be just what a beginner might want to try.

When thinking about a series of enemas I am aiming for 3 enemas done about 30 minutes to an hour apart.

Enema number 1. I put two tbs of Bronner's lavender soap into two quarts of warm water. My first enema goes slow, and I may even stop the flow a couple of times to let the urge to expel pass as well as to let the cramping subside if cramps do occur. My goal is always to finish the bag on each enema. The expel time for this first enema might last 15 minutes or more and may even result in a few additional squirts over the hour leading up to my next enema. I really want to completely expel the first enema before starting the second. As far as hold time goes, I would say just a couple of minutes. With the slow fill time, the enema will take about 10 minutes to drain. So roughly 12 minutes total of having the enema inside me before expelling.

Enema number 2. I will mix 2 tbs of Epson Salts into 2 quarts of warm water. My rectum will still be a bit irritated from the first soap enema so I will go slow for the second enema. Once again I will use the stop and start method to let the urge to expel subside if needed. This enema is similar to the first- about 10 minutes to drain and 2 minutes to hold. I have noticed over the years of doing enemas the second expel will have no solids but will still be a very dark brown color. The expel time for this enema takes less time than the first enema.

Enema number 3. I will finish with 2 tbs of baking soda in 2 quarts of warm water. Sometimes I will opt to go up to 3 quarts for the final enema. I use a faster flow this enema. Now that my colon has been cleared of solids from the first two enemas my colon can easily take this third enema. This third enema is really just to flush out my colon and get to a clear return. As others have mentioned, the expel will now look like a yellowish mostly clear liquid. The expel goes much faster on this final enema and seems to just gush out effortlessly. This creates a wonderful erotic sensation for me. I am totally relaxed while the enema flows out without any help from me.

So all very basic stuff when it comes to doing a series of enemas, but very effective and easy to do.

Order of solutions -(for several years)- Normally, I give myself one bag of a real warm, very soapy enema (and that's it).

Or, I give myself a very soapy enema -and- then one or two saline rinses or more.

Anyway I do it, a full bag of soapy water gets in my bowels almost every day. I can't have a bowel movement without taking an enema. I enjoy the hard cramps from a very frothy soapsuds enema and that works for me!

I'm likely atypical here, but I like to end with an irritating soapy enema just to prevent future trips (otherwise I feel bloated and can't trust a fart for the next 6 hours). My colon likes to retain enemas for longer than I'd like sometimes, especially if I've had coffee or other stimulants.

@SoftSol Then I must be atypical too. Mine must be irritating and soapy.

Mine are much less oriented around very large volumes. I will often start with a bulb or two to clear the way. With little need to delay, I will take a full cleansing enema of 1.5 to 2 quarts. Often soap suds or salt and soda moves most everything out. To end the session, a tap water rinse is usually pretty adequate. A small cold water enema can eliminate any stubborn leftovers.

Sometimes, a coffee enema replaces the cleansing enema and is also followed up with a rinse.

I've been indulging for 68 years without difficulties.