Glycerine Enemas

Glycerine and Epsomsalt and Warm water make a real Potent enema.

Glycerin is an ingredient in many hand lotions and skin creams. It is there mostly as a lubricant.

The stuff leaks like it does because it is slicker than a Senator!!!

Earlier today, I took my first ever glycerin enema. 50/50 glycerin and hot water. A quart of each, in a closed top HWB style syringe. I was able to hold it only 11 minutes. It WAS highly effective. got excellent results. The down side, It took over 30 minutes to fully expel. After that ONE enema, I felt like I typically feel after 3-4 3Qt soapsuds enemas. I could not retain a soapsuds enema long enough to have any effect after that.

Hi LisaK, You took a huge glycerin enema. I'm surprised that you were able to get it all in, say nothing of retaining it for 11 minutes.

Your bowel wanted that glycerin OUT. It kept working until it cleared all the glycerin it could. That is probably why you got such a through cleansing and why it took 30 minutes to finish. After that, your bowel wanted nothing to do with any more enema until it could relax it's reflexes from the massive stimulation.

You must have a supplier for large volumes of glycerin, the stuff is expensive in 6oz bottles at drug stores or supermarkets. I hope that you enjoyed the experience and keep us informed of your ongoing enema life.

When I take a glycerine enema, I use only about 2 tablespoons in 2 quarts of warm water. I can retain that for 10-15 minutes, sometimes more, with excellent results. I also tend to have far fewer cramps even than with the same amount of Dr. Bonner's. I have used the Fleet liquid glycerine suppositories . . . empty two in a 2 quart enema bag but they are expensive. You can buy 6 oz. bottles of glycerine in most drug stores for around $3-$4. Can't imagine a 50/50 2 quart water/glycerine enema. Don't see how anyone could hold that even for a minute.

I myself am not an advocate for fleet enema, I wonder whether glycerin has no longer effect, which would not be pleasant later an anticipated second enema effect.

I agree with Antonia, that second enema effect is the killer, had more accidents with that, than anything else.

Wow Lisa! That's a really stong glycerine mix for your first glycerine enema (and a lot of it!). You must have really been squirming to fight some really intense urges at the end of 11 minutes. Well done. Next time I'd recommend a less strong mix or lower volume. Or if you like the intense experience, try the 1-2-3. 1oz Epsom salts, 2oz glycerine, 3 oz warm water. Even that small amount is very effective and you can scale it up as much as you dare! Enjoy and play safe.

Ebay has a number of USP-grade glycerin. I purchased 4 quart bottles from the seller below for about $35, including shipping. They have gallon jugs for a few dollars less, but the quart bottle is easier to handle and store.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-Gallon-Jug-of-Pure-Vegetable-Glycerin-Food-Grade-USP-Soap-Lotion-/290792851307?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43b49ac76b

I took an glycerine enema that was similar to Lisa's, 1 qt glycerine + 1 qt water. It was very unpleasant, quite unlike, say, a strong soapy enema. Much worse, the effects lasted for hours, and I didn't want anything up my butt for some time. From what I've read though, my reaction may have been more severe than others have experienced.

I like small volume glycerine enemas, about 10-20ml without additional water in most cases.

I have recently been using a little glycerine and finally read this entire string. I had tried the Fleet glycerine suppositories and then the liquid bulbs with not much results. I tried deeper with the suppositories (up to 6) without much noticable difference. I last tried a lube shooter filled with the liquid from the bulbs fully inserted. At first nothing different, how ever I was laying down. After about 10 minutes and I started to move, WOW! Desire to discharge was very strong and kinda rolling! Not sure how long the the rolling affect lasted, but loved it.

Now comes my question. I have since purchased bulk glycerine from Walgreens on line. Will it be stronger or weaker than the Fleet bulbs do to less ingrediants? The lube shooter easily held 3 bulbs of the Fleet which seemed to work well with my system.

H2olover, glycerin is glycerin. It can be made from different sources but in the end it is all the same: OH-HO-HO. No surprises, it all works the same. Getting it higher into the colon will result in a stronger evacuation.

I would like to have a nurse give me high glycerin enemas occasionally to show that she has control or for punishment.

The local walmarts have been selling this 6 oz bottle of glycerin that does the job, tho ive moved away from glycerin enemas lately in favor of marshmallow stuffing, the urge those produce, maybe partly due to the bulk, is intense.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/10417582?wmlspartner=wlpa&adid=22222222227000000000&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=&wl3=21486607510&wl4=&wl5=pla&veh=sem

After reading this thread, it looks like glycerin is something I must try. I enjoy the feeling of gurgling and some cramping during an enema. Moreso than the fill itself, peristalsis and the following explusion are what I love most about an enema, so this should do that or me. Is it reasonable for me to start with 4 oz glycerin, a few tablespoons epsom salts and 1 quart water? I'd use a colon tube, hoping to deposit as close to the cecum as possible. If I do a couple large 2-4 quart rinses, should that remove remaining glycerin and reduce further expulsions from water being drawn into my colon? Or should I use castile soap too? I want to do a thick solution afterwards and don't want extra water pulled in to interfere. It sounds like this will clean me out well beforehand.

Permitdrab, your several posts ask many questions and propose many different treatments. Why not keep it simple and ask how to clean out your colon without having many trips to the toilet then go from there?

I don't think that I can help you on this.

Permitdrab,

Stephen is being modest. He got me started on dissolved Dulcolax tablet enemas and they are like a total colon flush. I basically took his advice and put 4 Dulcolax tabs in a cup of very hot water with one-quarter teaspoon of baking soda. When they become liquid I shoot them in with an 8 oz. bulb and IMMEDIATELY follow with 1-2 qts. of warm tap water. That pushes the Dulcolax solution up into the transverse, or even the ascending colon. Hold it for 5-8 min. and the chemical really kicks in hard. This will flush me out almost completely You WILL NOT be able to hold this back.

Thanks Jimmy, I've been meaning to try dissolved Dulcolax, which I've seen mentioned regularly on here. Glad to hear it works quickly and provides a total cleanout. This is great since I'm in need of a variety of options depending on my mood, plans post-enema, etc. Based on your experience, should I anticipate additional expulsions or a need for rinses? I'm planning some additional fun after I'm clear tonight and don't want interference.

It has been my experience, personal experience! having been given to me an by me. 8 ounces of glycerin in a 2 quart very warm water enema produces very, VERT strong urges to evacuate! I had much difficulty in holding it. As a matter of fact it was given to me by a male nurse that I used to play with. It was administered with a colon tube and after the colon tube was removed he put a diaper on me. Our relationship was rather dominant on his part and submissive on my part. I begged not to have a diaper, and he was insistant on my wearing it. I was kind of glad that I had it on as he told me I had to give the enema time to work and would hold it for 10 minutes. 8 minutes was my limit and it was not a matter of leaking into the diaper but a literal explosion! I also gave the same enema to a friend of mine, and she was unable to hold it at all. I removed the colon tube and I can still see her running down the hall holding her butt cheeks and the stream of water shooting out from between them. She was mortified!. Lets face it folks. 1 or 2 normal sized fleet glycerin suppostiorys give a very strong urge to defecat in no time at all. I've also melted them in a double boiler, never use the microwave!, and I pour the liquid into the fingers of rubber gloves and let them return to a solid and then peel the rubber away. It turns out a very nice size adult glycerin suppository and believe you me! They are very, VERY! affective! After one such treatment, in the future playmates saw me getting one out and whimpered and begged, NO, please! not that! and they weren't fooling!

Permitdrab,

I have never had to do a second flush out after a Dulcolax enema. They are so strong that as long as any bisacodyl remains in the colon, you'll have strong continuing peristalsis until all the chemical is expelled. I have also inserted one Dulcolax suppo., let it sit until the urge is strong, then taken 1-2 qts. warm water to push it higher. That also works in a very strong manner to empty most of the bowel. Again,no flush afterwards is needed. If you want any technical details on this, see Stephen S. , he is the expert.

I have used 6 oz. of glycerin in `1500 ml. of tap water and got a poor response. It has been suggested to me to try a 50/50 mixture of glycerin and water. I am wondering if this solution will have me doing repeat trips to the pot after all is expelled. My goal is to take one large volume bag and be finished.

I don't think you will enjoy the after effects of a well retained 1500 cc, 50-50 mixture of glycerin and water.

I've been enjoying playing with glycerine some more. I increased the amount of glycerine by 2 oz so I'm up to 6 oz glycerine and 4 tablespoons epsom salt in 1 liter of warm water. I struggled to retain this as long as I wanted. I believe I need a double retention nozzle in addition to me colon tube. Nonetheless, the expulsion was powerful. I laid down after the initial expulsion and savored the continuing peristalsis. The peristalsis is stronger than with any other solution that I've used and I find it very arousing. I'm thinking about increasing up to a pint of glycerine over time. I'm hoping to produce long-lasting peristalsis. I'm aware this will also mean more expulsions, but I have some idea what to expect since last night's solution was still working it's way out this morning.

Related to the discussion of bisacodyl (Dulcolax) below, I tried 4 tablets dissolved, followed by 1 quart of warm water. This caused more discomfort and cramping than glycerine. It felt like a fuller expulsion, but I see myself using it in the future more for utility than pleasure.

I did 8 oz of glycerine this week and plan a pint this weekend. It makes me incredibly cleaned out and typically I only have four or so return trips if I dont rinse out the residual glycerine. If you like peristalsis and rumbling, glycerine ought to deliver!

I only tried glycerine microenemas and they are so unconfortable ...

Wal-Mart sells it in 6 oz. plastic bottles for a reasonable price and it has the USP on the label, too.

Speaking of Glycerine enemas-- herewith is the actual clinical recipe, as described & taken from the "Modern Practical Nursing Procedures" -Reprinted with corrections.....1960 edition--Details Of Enemata To Be Returned...reference page 147 under Cleansing or Evacuant :part (c) GLYCERINE : Owing to it's hygroscopic powers,draws fluid from the tissues into the bowel ,increasing the bulk of the faeces, and stimulating peristalsis...Two ounces of PURE medicinal glycerine for an adult, and for children, one to eight drachms according to age are given @ 100 degrees F. with a catheter and funnel.....NOTE : If diluted with water, it DOES NOT have this hygoscopic effect....END..... Of course the other method of administration is with suitable glycerine syringe & colon / rectal tube attached..Get's over the rocky terrain that way, for that guaranteed "rocket fuel" effect... Now if you think you can do the long hold thing ??....Might be wise to think again!!........Trust all enjoy now & play safe...G.

That is an incorrect statement (I don't care if it's in a book) that diluted glycerine isn't hygroscopic.

Observations noted----However didn't write the book...... Herewith---What Is The Definition Of Hygroscopic ?.......*Answer as Defined : Hygroscopic is the characteristic of a substance to attract and hold water molecules from the surrounding environment without exhibiting any significant physical change.....

Sorry Susie, you are absolutely correct 99% of the time, but in this case glycerin is hygroscopic and that is the major characteristic of why it works as a laxative in suppository form.