What do you think of icewater enemas?

I've never thought of actually giving my sub an ice water enema. It is of no interest to him to have me chill his belly.

But I've thought of seeing ice cubes floating in one of my sub's enema bags. Usually the thought follows having nice hot water in the other. Both counter each other. This one has more probability of happening. Though it could still be too chilled for his liking.

@ericmacson Speaking of ice cold baths (only last sentence), well why would do that in case not sinking on Titanic, bathing during winter Epiphany or having no access to hot water. Well, a healthy person can do that, but there is no real need to try this on ill one, no need to check his heart possibilities like that.

Enemas would work a bit different though and would I likely consider water temperature close to zero “safe”. Lets say we have 75kg person, human body average Specific Heat Capicity(SHC) is around 3500J/kg*K, body Thermal Conductivity (TC) is around 500W/m*K, a bag holds around 4kg of chilled water (water SHC 4180J/kg*K, TC 550W/m*K, which is quite close to human body, we are still more than half of water, yeah?). Next coming Formula: T = ( m1c1T1 + m2c2T2 ) / ( m1c1 + m2c2 )

So we have a human of 75 kilos with normal body temp (37C/98.6F) getting filled with a 2 quarts of water 1C or 34F, in the best case if he/she manages to withhold cramps for quite a long time, we expect the final body temperature to be 35.8C/96.4F. Yes, I suppose to be fun at parties.

I take near all my enema with cold water since summer. The winter is coming so I expect to be able to take ice cold water enema easily soon.

Since I so much enjoy a nice warm enema, why would I ever want to do an ice water one? This makes no sense to me whatsoever. What enjoyable element might I be missing here?

I'll pass on them. I know a small cold enema is effective in producing painful cramps if thats the goal for punishment.

Whatever floats your boat, but forcing ice water up my behind sounds like extreme punishment — more like what they used to do to prisoners in wartime.

Tried it once many years ago when I was first experimenting with enemas - definitely an ‘interesting’ sensation but not one I was ever interested in repeating.

Played around with a few cold water enemas, but they not were not exciting so that was the end of that.

Using a two bag system where you can select from one (relatively) hot bag to one cold bag (ice water?) may be very interesting and stimulating to the recipient. Especially when that is a beautiful female bottom!

I, too, alternate between hot and cold water. Start with hot, then cold, then hot… strange feelings but I think the cold helps me take more water

Cold, no! Tepid I can deal with and enjoy especially if it gets one of those “Stuck” enemas moving along. For me an enema is all about pleasure. So many wonderful sensations are derived from the simple act of filling up with a nice warm enema!

I don't like ice coffee and don't like ice enemas!!

Um yeah no thanks. I'll stick to warm water going up my rectum

Causes terrrrrrible cramps and pain. You won't hold for minutes…. Perhaps as a punishment - but otherwise only warm water (with ingredients)

Play around with a few cold water enemas, but they not were not exciting so that was the end of that.

I didn't find them exciting either! I'd heard that they were supposed to be difficult, crampy, etc… but it didn't do much of that when I tried it. Maybe I wasn't using enough ice?

Since I so much enjoy a nice warm enema, why would I ever want to do an ice water one? This makes no sense to me whatsoever. What enjoyable element might I be missing here?

My sub would agree @Emom . He just cringes at the thought of a too cold enema. I'd worry about ice water enema being too cold and causing other issues with the temperature drop. Same with too much heat causing issues and possible damage to ones colon.

On this topic I have just one word: WHY?

Ice water enema? 😱

why not ice suppositories? ... 😂

I tried one. Could not take much water, it was painful. A one-time experiment.

Ice water enema?

I’ve used popsicles, and I’ve used icicles. Cold water may do damage but very cool water gives cramps bad

The ALS Ice Water challenge was created as a fundraiser for ALS research and treatment. People would volunteer to have a bucket of Ice Water poured over their heads to raise awareness, and then challenge someone else to do the same. Margaret Cho took it to another level - with a (semi) public Ice Water Enema. The flick is only a minute and a half - the expression on her face at the end clearly explains what an ice water enema feels like!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnQ8zrGeYlk

Ice water is for drinking on a hot summer afternoon not in an enema bag for an enema so you can freeze your colon and get hyperthermia. Some people are always looking for the next thrill .

Just thought this should be on the list of “ 100 ways to die “ along with Vodka enemas , a good way to kill your self while having a fill up ! ! !

Information From The internet,

Should an enema be warm or cold?

When performing a home enema, it typically is important to consider water temperature. For comfort, many people find that a warm-water enema is easier to hold for the length of time necessary to produce a bowel movement. Alternatively, cool water may be used when attempting to dislodge stuck fecal matter from the colon.

Me Myself, I like warm deep enemas. I lay on my back, knees up in the Gynecology Position with my body higher than my head. This allows enema flow to go deep inside of me. I use only one 1 and ½ quarts on warm liquid. The enema bag is strapped in place while my Husband rubs my body.

I have been enjoying enemas since 1971. My husband is fantastic!

GyneDoll,

Gwen

Absolutely 0% interest.

Ever get a brain freeze while drinking a Slurpee? That’s what you’re causing in your butt.

I started taking ice water enemas (10-12 ice cubes stirred in two quarts of water) because I heard they would cause cramps. To my surprise, for whatever reason, I just don't cramp. But I find it impossible to hold for more than a few seconds. I don't take more than one ice water enema at a time because then my body temperature will start to go down. Lately I've taken to liking cold water enemas at the temperature that it comes out of the faucet. I love the feel as it shoots in me. I can enhance this feeling by using cold water with a douche nozzle. I hang the bag higher than I usually do and barely insert the nozzle (this is the key). When the water starts in, I can rotate the nozzle or hose in a circular motion to get different sensations.

I tried a cold water enema once. Only once. It was very uncomfortable because of cramps. Found it not at all enjoyabl.

Not sure about ice water, but a cool water enema on a hot summer afternoon is maybe just what the dr. would order. Will have to keep this in mind for the next heat wave.

My introduction to enemas came with ice water enemas at the tender age of 4 years old. Used as a means of fever reduction, when aspirin wasn't sufficient and I was spiking a temperature of 105F, my recollection, although cloudy, was of gut wrenching cramps. I remember seeing the little red bulb syringe with it's black pipe pointing skyward as my father bled out the air after sucking up water from a bowl full of ice cubes.

For years afterward, I harbored a healthy fear of enemas…cringing whenever I heard the word or knew that my friends were on the receiving end of them. It took another 15 years before I began to acquire an affinity for the bag and nozzle. So, while I have toyed around with cold water from the tap to release a “stuck” enema (or just for the hell of it) I've never again revisited the ice water enema!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

@debgurl I've heard of cold enemas to reduce core body temp - but I've also read that cool baths are more effective. Not super cold that would cause shivering. Do you recall if your ice water enema worked for reducing the fever?? I would think it wouldn't be held long enough to be very effective.

@Rigel, the enemas were combined with external iced alcohol compresses and wipe downs. It obviously worked, but truthfully, I was so sick (with what was then called “red” measles) I have very little recollection of exactly what went on. I do remember the enemas though!

Deb