Lemon juice and soapsuds recipe

I was swapping PMs a couple of years ago about how to cause a stronger & faster enema reaction. My mentor suggested adding lemon juice to a mild soapsuds enema. I've never found this in any of the forum recipe lists and curious if anyone has tried it or has more info.

Lemon juice will rip your innards out. Worse than M&M I think

I was swapping PMs a couple of years ago about how to cause a stronger & faster enema reaction. My mentor suggested adding lemon juice to a mild soapsuds enema. I've never found this in any of the forum recipe lists and curious if anyone has tried it or has more info.

Be very careful about this mixture !! - it will for sure not a pleasure for you !! - so, play safe and enjoy !!

@droidgirl Here's an older discussion about lemon juice and soap enemas:

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;topic=930

Thanks everyone, especially @Rigel for the link. I'm going to pass on using lemon juice in enemas for myself as I'm just too sensitive 😁

Droid girl… smart young lady! I tried that once… a quart and a half of warm salty water and a pint of lemon juice.. terrible cramps .. started sweating, became very nauseous. Had to get into a bathtub of cold water… I threw up and lay in the water for at least an hour before I felt good again!

It doesn't take much lemon juice, I use just a "splash" in 1 1/2 quarts to 2 quarts. It gives my sub a "tickle" in his belly. So start with a small amount, a tablespoon, and increase it until you get to a level you are not enjoying the feeling. Dial in your perfect solution mixture.

I am not inclined to blow my sub's belly out with any solution I give him. I want him to have some discomfort, but not actual pain.

Thanks @MissStress, this info rekindles my interest.

I try to test enema recipes myself before using them for a partner. Where I get conflicted is, while I enjoy playing Domme, most enemas are just too stimulating for me but not my eager recipient 😈 Zity discussions are such a neat source of ideas.

I would also think, that lemon juice will be not a good decision for an enema !!

There are many other ingredients, to make it comfortable or maybe a bit of effort for the receiver !!

So be very careful with unaccustomed fluids, and don't risk any damages !!

It seems to me I read somewhere that freshly squeezed lemon juice was more potent than bottled juice. Either way, I’m not a fan of harsh enemas.

I agree that Lemon juice is not good. It’s an acid… no acid is good for the colon…

Droid girl… smart young lady! I tried that once… a quart and a half of warm salty water and a pint of lemon juice.. terrible cramps .. started sweating, became very nauseous. Had to get into a bathtub of cold water… I threw up and lay in the water for at least an hour before I felt good again!

@miker no wonder you got such terrible cramps. You put 2 cups of lemon juice in 6 cups of water ( a 1 to 3 ratio of lemon juice to water). That is highly concentrated unsweetened lemonade to put up ones ass.

What I put in 6 cups is maybe 2 tablespoons. Much less concentration means much less cramping.

One should start out with less and slowly increase the additive amount to get to the point of the feeling you are trying to get. Going big is not the way to go...unless that is what you are going for.

And lemon juice is acidic, you take a chance of ruining the lining of your colon.

Safety first !!!

I agree that Lemon juice is not good. It’s an acid… no acid is good for the colon…

And...

And lemon juice is acidic, you take a chance of ruining the lining of your colon.

Googling the acidity of lemon juice I found this.

Pure water has a pH of 7 and is considered neutral. Lemon juice is almost 100,000 times more acidic than water and falls between 2 and 3 on the pH scale.

Not sure of the math but may need to take a few litmus paper tests of 2 T of lemon juice in 2 quarts (128 tablespoons) of water to see how it affects the PH of the entire solution. 1 T to 64 T may not have much of an effect on the PH. But if one were to put 1 cup (16 tablespoons) of lemon juice... that would make the PH more acid. That would not be good.

MissStress! Thank you for your input! I should have known better! I am not as smart as I think I am! Again, Thank You 🙏

MissStress! Thank you for your input! I should have known better! I am not as smart as I think I am! Again, Thank You 🙏

Maybe another term in " learning by doing " !! - why would you do this, and risk a damage of your body ?? - there are - for sure - many other ingredients, to make the results, that was intended !!

So, play safe and enjoy !!

Pick the consistent lemon juice.

The acidity level of bottled citrus juice is regulated so it remains consistent from bottle to bottle, explain the folks at America's Test Kitchen in the book Foolproof Preserving. With fresh lemons and limes, the amount of juice and the acidity of that juice can vary greatly from fruit to fruit. By using bottled juice, you ensure that your preserves have a consistent level of acidity,

https://www.epicurious.com/ingredients/when-you-should-use-bottled-lemon-juice-instead-of-fresh-article

From Epicurious and their information came from Americas Test Kitchen, a popular food show that does testing to be sure of what they say.

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...why would you do this, and risk a damage of your body ??

@4711koeln the discussion is for sharing member's information so that they can decide for themselves if they wish to try. The same caution could be said when using soap, colon tubes, and any other med fet equipment. Being educated and doing your own research helps members decide if they wish to give something a try.

Educate yourself. Start with the smallest amount you can measurably add to see how it will affect you. If it doesn't feel good...Do Not Do It Again. The results are different for everyone. Play safely.

Ok, Miss Stress !! - your message was belong to me !! - but whenever i have to read this kind of questions, my " brain " strikes a little bit !!

Sorry, but that are my thoughts about it !!

Ok, Miss Stress !! - your message was belong to me !! - but whenever i have to read this kind of questions, my " brain " strikes a little bit !!

My comments are not just for or about you. It is for anyone to help them figure out for themselves. Giving the facts so anyone can figure it out if they wish to do something.

I've done a very small amount of lemon juice, like a tablespoon per quart or less with no effects but I have tried mixing in citric acid before with VERY disagreeable results. I also have done white vinegar which caused bleeding and may have stripped off some of my colon lining. Ever since then I'm a little hesitant about using acids which is a shame because I'm extremely curious and a masochist lol.

...I have tried mixing in citric acid before with VERY disagreeable results. I also have done white vinegar which caused bleeding and may have stripped off some of my colon lining.

@ShimmerMist do you remember how much citric acid and vinegar you used to get the results you experienced?

My Grandmother born in 1881 in Europe, has recconemded Lemon juice as a step above when the soap suds did not get desired results. However; she also said the cramps were far stronger than soap. I personally never got one, nor do I know she has ever administered nor received any.

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I've done a very small amount of lemon juice, like a tablespoon per quart or less with no effects but I have tried mixing in citric acid before with VERY disagreeable results. I also have done white vinegar which caused bleeding and may have stripped off some of my colon lining. Ever since then I'm a little hesitant about using acids which is a shame because I'm extremely curious and a masochist lol.

Please allow me this question ! - even as a masochist, why will you damage your own body in part of this ??

Be careful and use your given brain, before you decide to do this unhealtful methodes !!

Please allow me this question ! - even as a masochist, why will you damage your own body in part of this

I mean, it definitely wasn't on purpose. I did not realize that is what would happen and I stupidly hadn't done enough research beforehand. I know better now for sure.

@ShimmerMist do you remember how much citric acid and vinegar you used to get the results you experienced?

I wrote a post about the citric acid, I don't remember off the top of my head. I had done some sort of mathematical conversion to try to get whatever the amount in lemon juice would be but totally screwed up my math. I also don't remember how much vinegar I used but I would not do it again with any amount, I'm traumatized now lol.

I wrote a post about the citric acid, I don't remember off the top of my head. I had done some sort of mathematical conversion to try to get whatever the amount in lemon juice would be but totally screwed up my math.

@ShimmerMist I did a search and found your previous post.

I decide that two tablespoons per quart sounds like a pretty reasonable amount. I've never actually sat down and figured out how much citric acid powder would equate to the amount of same in a single medium sized lemon.

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=1047648

I mean, it definitely wasn't on purpose. I did not realize that is what would happen and I stupidly hadn't done enough research beforehand. I know better now for sure. I wrote a post about the citric acid, I don't remember off the top of my head. I had done some sort of mathematical conversion to try to get whatever the amount in lemon juice would be but totally screwed up my math. I also don't remember how much vinegar I used but I would not do it again with any amount, I'm traumatized now lol.

OK, i see !! - don't worry, play safe and enjoy, what ever, you will do !!