Best Cramping Enemas

What is the best enema solution to provide strong cramping?

I tried M&M but it was a bit too extreme with long lasting returns.

This one will provide strong cramping - but more than likely will be too extreme for your liking.

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Several crushed bisacodyl pills with a few quarts enema gives me good cramps. Sometimes they're unbearable, but I like that. 😁

All of my adult life, I have used Ivory soap bars (about 5 or 6) in a pitcher, run very warm water in the pitcher, put your hand inside and shake. It will be foamy and the makings of a strong, crampy enema. If you look in my photos, there is a pic of the mixture. It will make your toes curl.

What is the best enema solution to provide strong cramping?

I tried M&M but it was a bit too extreme with long lasting returns.

@MufDvr if a M & M was too extreme, there are many on Zity.biz that are much worse and you will dislike even more.

Maybe try using less milk and molasses in your enema and see how that feels.

You don't need exotic enema solutions to cause extreme camping. Administered properly, some very ordinary solutions can cause gut-wrenching cramping followed by a poo that is impossible to hold.

First, the solutions:

The easiest is the good old standby… a swish of Ivory bar soap in a bag of comfortably warm water. It doesn't take a lot. In fact, less is more. You want the solution to be just slightly milky in a clear glass. While some advocate a very strong soap solution, IMO that's counter productive for reasons outlined below. Also, by comfortably warm water I mean the water should feel somewhat warm to the touch, not hot, not chilly. That will best relax you bowel during administration.

Another option is Dulcolax. For this enema, dissolve one Magic Bullet suppository in a bag o warm water, as above. The standard Dulcolax suppositories do not wok well because they are not water soluble. Alternatively, you can crush up two of the 5mg pills and add to the bag of water.

Then there is glycerin, Add about 1 Oz (30 ml) of liquid glycerin to the bag of warm water.

The way the enema is given is almost more important than the solution. Any of the above solutions will case strong camping within a few minutes, so they must be given swiftly enough to get the full dose into the recipient before the laxative action begins, yet slowly enough that the inflow itself doesn't provoke cramping. For me a good compromise is to give the full, 1500ml, bag in 4 to 5 minutes. This can be one by hanging the bag about 2 feet above the injection point and opening the clamp fully. Try to take the full bag without pauses because if you pause the flow, the solution already in you is working. The goal is to get the laxative solution to travel throughout you colon to cause widespread camps.

When the bag is empty, retain the solution. Do not get up and poo at the first urge. Resist it. Either a retention plug or balloon nozzle can help. Retain the solution. The camping will increase the longer you hold the enema. Eventually you will not be able to resist any longer. This can take between 10 to 30 minutes. It is best to fully protect the bed so you can ‘lose it’ without a giant mess.

What is the best enema solution to provide strong cramping?

I tried M&M but it was a bit too extreme with long lasting returns.

Soap will give you cramping, more or less depending on the strength of the solution. Just experiment to find what strength gives you what you want. Also, I find soaps made from coconut oil are ‘fiercer’ than others, so you might try some of Kirks soaps.

Re the M&M: if you followed the recipes given on this site, you probably used equal volumes of milk and molasses. There is nothing magic about those proportions, and you might try a more dilute solution, say one part molasses to two parts milk, or even three. (There’s also nothing magic about milk: you can use water instead if you want less hassle. The devil is in the molasses! 😉 )

Two or three ounces of lemon juice added to a quart of water will make a crampy enema.

I use very warm water and use several bars of ivory soap thourly mixed in a 2 qt pitcher until the water is foamy & white,makes a nice crampy enema, afterwards i do several bags of plain warm water cleanouts.

@ one-eyes “ you might try some of Kirks soaps” . I have used Kirks coco-Castile soap when sometimes a good cramping enema is needed. I find a warm soapy enema of this type taken rather quickly will do wonders to produce a strong bowel movement when you are badly constipated and need rapid relief. Lol. Jeanette

Jeanette where is the Kirks soap purchased?

Jeanette where is the Kirks soap purchased?

Easily found on ebay and elsewhere.

The last Kirk's I bought, came as a 3 pack and got it at WalMart. I've also bought it at a small family run grocery store. It doesn't take much of it for good results. Dan

I have taken enemas with Kirk’s Castile soup and also Ivory soap, but the worse cramps I ever got was when I put a pint of real lemon juice in with one and a half quarts of salty water. Never again! It was awful

Kirks makes a wonderful soapy bag for starting a series of enemas. J&J baby shampoo is surprisingly effective and all of Dr. Bronner's Castiles are amazing (just not the eucalyptus). I like a series of 3 qt. bags, soapy 1st then saline until clear. An extended retention of my final fill up while playing is sublime🚀😜

If you want some cramping enemas, simply try enemas with cold water - best with sparkling mineral water. You may even add some ice cubes in your enema can. Works within seconds and make a clean gut.

My favorite go-to soaps for enema cramping are Ivory, Dove, and Dr. Bronner's. The cramps produced by each are a bit different… Dove with it's cold cream produces a very slippery enema as compared to a “dry” feeling I get from Ivory. The scent of the soap plays a part, and the Castile scent of Dr. B's plays into various fantasies.

My favorite go-to soaps for enema cramping are Ivory, Dove, and Dr. Bronner's. The cramps produced by each are a bit different… Dove with it's cold cream produces a very slippery enema as compared to a “dry” feeling I get from Ivory. The scent of the soap plays a part, and the Castile scent of Dr. B's plays into various fantasies.

Do you use Dove bar or liquid soap? I get a “dry” feeling from ivory too and I don’t love that, so I might like to try something different.

Crushed Dulcolax pills dissolved in water. It makes for intense cramps and very powerful expulsions, but I have to hold it in as long as I can for the full effect. I always make sure I don't have any plans for the entire day and I'm very near a toilet. The cramps and the urge always come suddenly and without warning. A lot of times I haven't been able to make it to the toilet in time without pooping in my panties.

@Blue55 Dr. Bronners is convenient and I don't have to swirl it around like a bar of Ivory. 1 capful in a 2 quart enema makes for some wonderful cramps. 😃

Over the years I have given many enemas to young ladies for work in the hospital and privately. When there is some cramping I know the enema is doing what it is suppose to.

I will often use bar soap. Easy to make the enema very soapy. And always a full 2 qts. minimum. Often I will hang 2 bags so I can give more if I think she needs it. Usually the cramps will start off minimal and increase as she takes more till the entire bag is emptied. And once she has taken the whole bag the cramping will increase. At that time I will see if I think she needs to take a little more or wait and then give her the next bag after she has expelled the first bag. Also I will give her an abdominal massage to make sure the enema is moving its way up the colon. And if not the next enema I will use a colon tube to help the enema go deeper into the colon.

And remember everyone reacts to enemas in different ways. Your age, size and experiences do make a big difference and desire to be cleaned out.

@Ebbie_Anne I agree, Bisacodyl (dulcolax) in the enema makes for a crampy time with any amount of 20 mg. or more. I used to use the baking soda method to break up generic bisacodly tabs, add 20-25 mg. to a 2 ½ quart ivory soap enema. Administer the enema in 8-9 minutes, try to hold for 10 more minutes, It never happened. The cramps get really strong and you become an accident waiting to happen. I don't use that enema very often anymore because you spend the rest of the day with a “bisacodyl tummy”, takes too much of the fun away.

Yogurt mix with soy milk if a favorite for us mix the yogurt with soy milk or regular milk heat mix together thick enough to flow down the e tube

I have been given over 4qt

@Eyeman where are Kirks soaps purchased. Walmart is where I purchased my last 3 pack of Kirks coco Castile bar soap. Also available online.

I have always searched for a super soapy, sudsy mixture but yet not necessarily harsh or stinging. Recently I have begun using Shea Butter liquid gel body wash plus essential oils and baking soda in my 3 quart enemas. It is very soapy sudsy but not harsh. It does provide for moderate cramping enough to require me to “pant like a puppy” in order to finish the enema. ….michael

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