I’m thinking of giving myself a hot enema. How hot can I go?

I was a naughty girl. Wanna discipline myself. Wanna give myself an hot enema. A pretty hot one. How hot could I go safely? And any suggestions to make it fun or embarassing ? I’m not using diapers or so.

Hi Liney! Welcome to the site! I love your question! I wouldn’t think you would want to use water that is too hot! I’m sure there are friends here who could help with exact temperature numbers but anything hotter than you can comfortably put your hand in is too hot if your looking for a challenge you should try using soap for good cramps it will get harder to hold as time goes by! Dr bronners peppermint soap would give you the sweating and burning you are looking forThat would be more fitting for a naughty girl like you!!! Have fun but stay safe!

Thank you, I’ll keep that in mind. Not very comfortable with soapy enemas yet, I get overwhelmed from the sting too quickly. So I’ll stick with the water. But I’m open to my options heheheh

@Liney - I have to agree with @Bagofun that you probably can't safely use a temperature that would cause the pain needed to feel punished. The colon and rectum don't have the nerve endings needed to feel pain from temperature, so you can do great damage and not even know it. Follow his advice and use an irritative additive like soap, or vegetable glycerine if you're not up to soap yet, and force yourself to hold it for as long as possible. For more embarrassing, search these discussions for the results or oil enemas, and the lack of control they cause.

Be very carefull with any extreams. Many things like high temperature water. Too much soap or too harsh of a soap can easily cause long term damage to sensative tissue.

Personally I would keep the temperature below 105 to 110 degrees F. If you want some safe discomfort, after starting your enema, using a bulb syringe or other device add some air. Normally this will add some cramping. Also you can change water temperature from warm to cold, this to can add to your discomfort much more safely. If that's your true intent.

Please don't do anything to your body that you may regret long term. Above all please play safe!!!

@DocH2O @Stump Thank you, I think I’ll use around 110 F, I don’t think I can do more than that actually. Lol, I’m pretty new to actually trying stuff out.

U cant use hot water just warm, hot can damage ur rectum

Dear #Liney, my suggestion is to "call a friend" someone you trust and confess your need, embarrassing as it may be, there is nothing better then having and enema administered and being disciplined with it...... nothing you do alone can compare...if you find it humiliating, so much the better....

@Clis too shy for that actually, but I’ll try. Thank you

I don't know where you live....but would love to play Enema Santa for you....

‘m from Ireland acc, thank you for the thought hehe.

@Liney If the enema water is too hot, you will want to shoot the water out like a hot rocket! Talk about a blast off. I love to watch hot rockets. 😃

Keep the water to about 40 degrees (C) and mentally play up "how hot it is" and how hard it is going to be to take and hold. The mindplay is key.

You can also do other things to make it hard - if you get a pretty much pure soap like castile and mix it in that will make it crampier, or using cool water, or even just a bit of lemon juice (30-60mL per liter). Hold time also helps get things moving more strongly.

Welcome to Ziti!

Ah, if you’ve been naughty you might need a good spanking before your wanting an enema. If you can have a s/o or trusted friend discipline you with a spanking that stings and very intently warms your buttocks, you might hold off before receiving the enema.

I will chime in and share my experience with hot enemas.

There was a time when I liked hot enemas. I wanted to feel the warmth filling my colon and abdomen. But the problem is your colon does not really have much feeling and going too hot may at first feel OK, but you are actually burning the tissue in your colon. Kind of like when you burn your mouth on hot coffee that is too hot- the big difference is your mouth has lots of nerve endings telling you not to drink the hot coffee your colon does not.

The other downside is when you expel a hot enema, just on the inside of your rectum and the outside of your anus there are lots of nerve endings. When hot water is expelled, you will feel it and it can be quite painful, and your anus will become sore for quite a while afterwards making BMs painful later on.

I now go for warm water which is probably around 105 degrees F. I have even lowered the temperature on some of my enemas to be a little bit lower than my body temperature, so it produces a soothing feeling especially after I play with my anal toys which helps calm things down inside my rectum.

Sometimes our minds have what seems like a super sexy idea, but our bodies can't tolerate what we do to them. In the end our bodies always have the last say and if you cross the line, your body will punish with pain. Use common sense and don't overdo it.

I do hot enemas constantly and on occasion I have been a little too hot. Never had any permanent damage that I know of. My ass has burned expelling but it's fun. I'll keep the rest to myself as the moderators get upset at me from time to time.

Hot is not such a hot idea. It can be dangerous. You’ve already received some sensible advice here You can temp the water at about 108°, but let it age a couple of minutes in an open syringe or a bucket so it cools down at least 3-4 degrees before you run it into your colon. You’ll feel the warmth low down.

Nurses trick: Place a warming pad against your lower abdomen for about 10 minutes, then take your enema. Women use a warming pad to relieve menstrual cramps. The warmth also relaxes the colon — it makes an enema more comfortable and effective.

@Liney .Please remember. Cool water energises the bowel. Warm water relaxes it. Colonic hydrotherapists vary the water temperature during a treatment to encourage peristalsis. Run the water against the back of your hand. If it's too warm, it is too warm.

@Emanfun 🫣

@OverRainbow should I give myself a spanking, hehehe. I’d love to have someone else do it. But I’m constantly moving places these days. So can’t get to find someone. And I’m too shy to open up to people. Makes it harder.

@ProV1 Thank you, so true. Thanks for sharing

@Vicki_V oooh that would work. Thanks

@Thursdays_child ooh thank you

If you don't have a reliable thermometer to measure 40C/105F, use the baby bottle method. (Parents dribble a bit of formula on their skin to test the temperature's safety.) Don't immerse your hand in the water, since it's not especially sensitive to temperature, but your inner wrist, which is. If you can leave your inner wrist in the water, it's safe.

The self-spanking can add to the experience, too, of course. Before. During. After, before expulsion...

@Liney - if you enjoy temperature play, you could try experimenting with cayenne. Steep 1/8 teaspoon in 16 oz boiling water for five minutes (like making tea) then strain. Add as much or as little of the brew as you like to your enema, making sure the final temp is no more than 105 degrees.

Retaining the enema feels very warm and you’ll feel the illusion of heat when it comes out.

Generally speaking, if it is too hot for your hand, it is too hot for your fanny.

I have read on numerous sites that maximum safe temperature is 115 degrees Fahrenheit. This is not a recommened level but just the maximum high. You should check temperature using a thermometer. If you don't have one, don't use any water you can't comfortably keep your hand in.

There exist an army medical training film showing how to give an enema. It is explicit and recommended a temperature of 110 degrees Fahrenheit. I assume that the film was made around WWII. Thousands of soldiers must have received enemas at this temperature without ill effects. I like to keep mine around 112 degrees although I have no trouble with 115 degrees.

This is the Navy film on how to give an enema. It was produced in1944.

https://youtu.be/a1fJqOSha48?si=zu9dVgbWlUeeczz6

I would play it on the safe side and not go above about 108 F