Glycerine Enemas

Based on my own experience, 10% to 20% glycerin/water solutions don't do much, but...

10% in volume never missed their job in my experience. Half a pint plus 5 pints of water go in easily, but you feel after the first drops, that something is "strange". After five minutes you might get into some fun, but the urge is controllable as long as you don't try to run to washrooms 😉

An unpleasant thing are the cramps you might experience while expelling, so start with a moderate dose. I need at least 5% to notice any diffenrence to plain water (in a full 3qts enema).

Suzie is absolutely right on about kicking things up with a couple of table spoons of Epsom salt. It acts as an enhancer to the irritant action of the glycerin, and makes for a most effective enema. If you take the enema quickly, using an inflatable nozzle, and change positions to make sure it reaches all parts of the colon, it will give you a very effective clean-out (and a fair amount of cramping) It might take two or more visits to the toilet to be completely empty. Then, you should be able to take a large volume (3 or 4 quart) rinse enema, and the returns should be almost completely clear.

^^^^ You also get a lot of grumbling and noise from your abdomen that other people can hear from 20 feet away!

I use a 50/50 mix of glycerine, and water, for a total of one ounce. Within minutes, I'll experience a warm feeling, which morphs into a burning sensation, collimated by an intense urge to defecate.

O M G! Liquid Vegetable Glycerine - What GREAT STUFF! I have a 60cc blunt tip syringe. I used to use it for oils when I was bound up. I mixed 20cc Glycerine with 20cc warm water. I couldn't hold it more than 90 seconds! After just evacuating my bowels, it brought forth MORE! And YEOW, to paraphrase that sauce commercial - it lets you KNOW "It's In There!" LOL. Followed up with a quart of warm water and a small squeeze of Glycerine (as a "kicker). Sorry I was out of Epsom salt. Need to try that. Thanks for all the posts about using glycerine! CiaoTom

Wow! Only ever tried glycerin suppositories before. I like occassionaly to use a herbal colon cleanser the night before, then after I am clear, have a few enemas and get only tinted water by the end of maybe 3 (3.5 litres) enemas.

Today I had 200ml of glycerine in the first one, and the second one left me with crystal clear water! I have felt great all day too!

Take a 10ml all plastic syringe, remove the plunger, place 2 suppositories in the clinder, install the plunger, place in a high micro-oven for 90 seconds, add a little glycerine to fill the syringe allow to cool, grease the outside of the syringe--- insert into the rectum as deep as possible, press in the contents---- a major urge within 2-3 minutes! Bubhesi

I love glycerin. 2ml straight in the rear and things start to move right along. Its a great way to start the day if you don't have time for a full cleaning.

I've found that 10 mL of glycerine injected is nearly impossible to hold for more then 3 minutes. You definitely will know it's working on you!

I finally got to try the glycerin. Mixed 6oz with 26oz of water. Didn't want to start with too much. After about 5 minutes the loud rumbles started. After about 10 minutes and 3 very strong urges the pressure was so great that I decided to release it. I'm not sure how much pressure a person can safely take.

I waited about 45 minutes and then did a clear water rinse. That came back pretty clear and there was no need for any more trips to the toilet.

Now what you need to do is mix in some epsom salts...as I've read on here it kicks it up a notch to a higher level - you definitely will feel the difference. Forget even trying to hold it for five minutes and ten is out of the question.

If you do glycerine, be sure to include epsom salts. Two tablespoons of epsom salts with 6 ounces of glycerine in one to two quarts of warm water will certainly start the cramps and be nearly impossible to hold. I have found that Walmart is the best place to find glycerine. A six ounce bottle is about $3.

I used a quart of 19% solution with a double balloon nozzle. It wasn't irritating, but after about 10 minutes I thought that me or the balloon was going to explode.

In another thread someone said that in some drug stores it's with the skin care products. At Walmart it's near the rubbing alcohol and first aid products.

10% in volume never missed their job in my experience. Half a pint plus 5 pints of water go in easily, but you feel after the first drops, that something is "strange". After five minutes you might get into some fun, but the urge is controllable as long as you don't try to run to washrooms 😉

Ah ha, the total amount of glycerin would certainly make a difference. I was working with glycerin on the order of .5 to 1 oz and thinking that 10% didn't do much... multiply that by 8 or 16 times and I can see how you might get results. 😁

😁 My wife was giving me "uphill", moaning & picking on me. I suggested an enema & she agreed. I think she will remember this one!

I filled the bag with 300ml of glycerine, 3 tablespoons of epsom salts & added 1.5 lt of warm water. She then got on all fours & I pushed in a double retension nozzle. I pumped the inner bulb a bit harder than normal. She complained but I ignored her. I then started pumping the higgenson syringe.

About half the mixture was in her, when she told me to stop as she as bursting. It is tough, I'll teach you, & kept pumping.

I managed to get the mixture into her as she howled abuse at me.

I released the air in the inner bulb & she dived for the toilet, screaming what did you put the water? I just laughed & left her to have the biggest crap of her life !

Bubhesi

Bubhesi - great lion,

I think your wife deserves the right to reply, don't you, h'mmm? Does she monitor this site? How about an M & M for the big cat, Mrs. B? And you can even pump up the retention nozzle a bit further than he did!

Then he should call you 'ndlovukazi!' (Translation on request)

Johnny

bubhesi - great lion,

I think your wife deserves the right to reply, don't you, h'mmm? Does she monitor this site? How about an M & M for the big cat, Mrs. B? And you can even pump up the retention nozzle a bit further than he did!

Then he should call you 'ndlovukazi!' (Translation on request)

Johnny

Eleutheros:

Depending on the relationship with your partner and your agreements regarding your S&M scenes, the submissive may not have the right to respond or be responded to. That is not to say the submissive wouldn't be able to use their safeword.

Yesterday I tried another concentration/volume on my girlfriend: 100 cc with 20% glycerine. This worked great, volume big enough to give a good cleanout of the rectum and fast and powerful expulsion due to the glycerine. She could only hold it for a few minutes. Another 100 cc of water was injected and expelled afterwards to absorb any remaining glycerine.

This was a perfect preparation for anal play. Erotic, quick and without any problems afterwards.

Please think very carefully before attempting to melt glycerine suppositories in a microwave oven.

(1) The small suppositories will not provide enough "load" for the oven to work properly and the oven might stop heating to prevent itself from being damaged by an overload caused by being underloaded. IE, not enough water in the load to absorb the microwave energy and allow cooking, thus underloading the oven. This might sound ridiculous at first - but in microwave theory, any underload is an overload.

(2) The way the heating effect is distributed inside a microwave oven is very uneven, and there will be waves of intense heating effect moving around inside it. When these strike the suppositories they can easily boil the glycerine in an instant, which is not good.

By far the safest way to melt glycerine suppositories is to heat some water in a saucepan on your stove. Then put the suppositories in a small stainless steel cream jug and sit the jug in the hot water until the suppositories have liquefied. Stirring them with a teaspoon to break up lumps speeds up the melting.

To make a super-suppository you can then add some extra liquid glycerine to the melted mix, and then pour it into a mold and place in the fridge to set.

But there is a limitation on just how much liquid glycerine you can add to the melted suppository base before it gets too diluted to harden properly. If it doesn't harden properly, just remelt it and add more suppositories. And then try again.

In the 50's, suppositories were hollow in the middle, like penne pasta. This was done to make them melt faster in the rectum, and to eliminate wasting ingredients by not having a centre core in the suppository. Because the centre core of the suppository gets expelled before it melts all the way through anyway. So why waste the materials to provide it?

Wow, hi-efficiency suppository technology from the 50's. Pity they don't make them like that anymore. But this technology exists and it's fun experimenting with it.

Brachio

I agree with you Brachio, seems that things get forgotten. I have tried making hollow suppositories to fill with liquid. I might have to try the gelatin stuff since the regular suppository base tends to break down with liquids.

I would be interested to hear members advice on using Glycerine as an enema. Should it be a small injection of undiluted Glycerine or a larger one, perhaps diluted

I seem to know nothing about this one and think it might be rather a neat one to try if you dont want a long time consuming series.

Thanks for considering and advising

DO NOT use straight glycerin. That is not to say it hasn't been done, but it isn't recommended. It is very hygroscopic and will be very irritating if you use a lot of it.

I like to dilute it to 50/50 with water. You can use 2 quarts of this 50/50 mix as an enema, but stay near a toilet. You will need one for many hours with all the return trips.

Unfortunately, this kind of enema can get expensive if you use a lot of glycerin.

Many thanks SS. I was hoping you would see my question and thank you for replying to it. I always respect your posts as I think they are the best on the site!! Praise indeed. I too know a fair bit about medical matters as I have an Honors degree in medicine with distinction in surgery and was around in the hey days of enemas when they were used much more frequently than they now are in orthodox practice. I just had this gap in my knowledge about using glycerine apart from as suppositories. By the way, do you know anything about turpentine enemas which are described in old text books? what were they for, I wonder?

Thanks again for all your good advice and deep knowledge

Yours Garts (From UK)

Many thanks SS. I was hoping you would see my question and thank you for replying to it. I always respect your posts as I think they are the best on the site!! Praise indeed. I too know a fair bit about medical matters as I have an Honours degree in medicine with distinction iin surgery and was around in the hey days of enemas when they were used much more frequently than they now are in orthodox practice. I just had this gap in my knowledge about using glycerine apart from as suppositories. By the way, do you know anything about turpentine enemas which are described in old text books? what were they for, I wonder?

Thanks again for all your good advice and deep knowledge

Yours Garts (From UK)

DON'T use turpentine enemas.

They were typically a pint of water, an ounce of turpentine and an ounce of soap which emulsified the turpentine in the solution.

It it EXTREMELY irritating and has many other unhealthy properties.

I copied this from an MSDS sheet: for

HAZARD SUMMARY * Turpentine can affect you when breathed in and by

passing through your skin. * Contact can irritate and burn the eyes. * Breathing Turpentine can irritate the nose and throat causing coughing and wheezing. * Turpentine can cause headaches, dizziness, nausea, confusion and rapid pulse. * Breathing Turpentine can irritate the lungs causing coughing and/or shortness of breath. Higher exposures can cause a build-up of fluid in the lungs (pulmonary edema), a medical emergency, with severe shortness of breath.

* Turpentine may cause a skin allergy. If allergy develops, very low future exposure can cause itching and a skin rash. * Turpentine may damage the kidneys, the bladder and the nervous system. * Turpentine is a FLAMMABLE LIQUID and a FIRE HAZARD.

I love using straight glycerin, but I'm a bit of a masochist. If you don't enjoy a burning sensation and cramps, do not use it. I personally like to take two quarts of plain water then follow it up with a bulb of glycerin.

If you want to experiment with straight glycerin, I would suggest the Fleets liquid glycerin applicators. They are really just very "mini" enemas with about an ounce of glycerin in a lubricated tip squeeze bulb. They work a lot faster than a standard glycerin suppository. If you want to do a glycerin enema, then dilute 6 ounces in a quart of warm water... somewhat crampy, and very effective. Add a couple TBS of Epsom salt and it becomes a very crampy and very effective enema, best given with a balloon nozzle.

I have melted two dozen or so Fleet glycerin suppositories in boiling water then added them to cold water in an enema bag (the mixture ends up temped). Quite honestly I felt no difference between a glycerin enema and a regular enema. That's not to say there was none, I simply had to go potty just like a regular enema.

When I travel to Asia they have wonderful 30 to 40ml glycerine enemas. They are quite effective and very difficult to hold. Here i dilute 2-3 oz glycerine 1:1 w/ water. Same wonderful results.

I too have tried the tiny disposable enemas they have in Asia. I wondered what was in them but can confirm that they are almost impossible to hold for any length of time. Even my wife could not hold one for more than a few minutes and she is much better at holding on than I am . I presumed they were a strong saline solution but as I did not taste , maybe they are glycerine .

From time to time i use glycerin in my enemas too. I use 30-40ml/l, but i feel no differences between this a water only enema.

I too have tried the tiny disposible enemas they have in Asia. I wondered what was in them but can confirm that they are almost impossible to hold for any length of time. Even my wife cold not holdone for more than a few minutes and she is much better at holding on than I am . I presumed they were a strong saline solution but as I did not taste , maybe they are glycerine.

They are 50% (or sometimes 55%) glycerine. I once saw a japanese web page with photos of "every" brand and size of these enemas but I can't find it again. But I remember they are available up to 150 cc in size (approx. 5 oz). That must be a rough ride, 40 cc with 50% is intense enough for me.