Cleansing Enema Solutions

I find one package of castile soap added to 3 quarts of very warm water administered in a standing position to get

hight into the colon do a wonderful job of filling the colon and getting a good clean-out at the same time.

Satisfaction and cleansing at the same time. Can't beat the feeling

I purchase Castille soap in 16 oz. containers, so I can't reference what a "package" is, but I find that about one tablespoon per 2 Qts. of warm water, and a teaspoon of salt per 2 QTs. of water makes a pretty satisfactory solution for me. Not sure how that equates to a package of castille soap though.

Dr. bronners peppermint soap, followede by a plain milk enema, then sea salt rinse.

One of my favourite recipe is salt and water (isotonic). By adding salt to the water solution you reduce the absorption of water into the bloodstream. This prevents filling your kidneys and bladder with water. It will eliminate the frequent trips needed to urinate while receiving enemas. A two quart enema solution you would use 2 tablespoons of sea salt. Mix well. Temperature 103°Fahrenheit or cool (if you need a faster expulsion).

For myself I like baking soda for the first two and then water for clensings at the and

The best cleansing enema that I have used is..........mix 1 ounce of Dr. Bronners plain castile soap (Peppermint burns) in 2 quarts of very warm water.

Hello,

I'm much like the other 'cleansers' in this thread.

My twice-a-year major cleanses are a four or five part process:

1. Small tap water enema to quickly clear out the rectum and sigmoid

2. 1.5L of warm Ivory with a touch of Peppermint, slowly injected half way up the descending colon with generous massage and reposturing to move it across the transverse.

3. Following 90 minutes to expel, it's then 1.5-2.0L of distilled water with salt buffered by baking soda. Again, slowly pumped in at the 20" point.

4. 3 qt of warm distilled water with one of Dr. Balch's additives (see, Prescription for Nutritional Healing). I choose from Lemon, Garlic, Lemon+Garlic, one of several teas or sometimes Flax or Wheatgrass.

5. If it's flax or wheatgrass, I'm done but if I chose Lemon, Garlic or Tea, I use a large distilled water rinse, again with some salt and baking powder.

6. If I used lemon or garlic, I'll complete the process with a small 8-10oz retention enema containing a pro-biotic. (I'm trying several but, doing this only twice a year it's a slow process to identify the best choice.)

My monthly routine cleanses are simple 1.5L distilled water, again, not quite isotonic, administered low in the rectum in short bursts to generate the best peristaltic action I can get from a small volume enema that's not "High"

3 suppositories and Ivory soap or DR. Bronners wks well for me!

For 2 quarts;

- 1.5 TEAspoons Dr Bonners Peppermint Castile

- 1.5 Teaspoons "Magic Baking Powder"

- 1.5 Teaspoons regular table salt

Very soothing and can easily hold for 20 min and cleans you out very well.

I recently had a colonoscopy. In the old days they did series of high colonics. Now, you pop some pills or drink a solution and a few hours later you're purged. I think the enema approach would certainly be more interesting if the cleaning works well which it should.

I just recently acquired some castille soap, unsented, baby-mild. I assume that would not burn like a prior poster said would happen with peppermint.

Has anyone tried coffee enemas?

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Here is something to try.

Start with a small enema, plain or soapy to clean out the rectum.

Put in a quart of coffee, and hold for 15 to 20 minutes. Do not expel the coffee.

Put in 2 quarts of soapy, or as much as you can hold, on top of the coffee you are holding, You will probably feel very full.

Let it out as soon as the urge is strong.

I've had amazing results from coffee enemas and agree with Ricini - lemon juice is the wrong pH.

Here's a recipe for a very thorough cleanout that eats up most of the morning but works well for me: Float a bar of Ivory in a quart of hot water for 10 minutes then inject it a bulb at a time, with 2 mushy Ivory soap sticks inserted first (maybe an hour or two earlier). Hold 20 minutes then expel. Wait for 1/2 hour to ensure it's all out, then inject 1 cup of garlic-infused hot olive oil. (Attach a 10" hose to the squeeze bottle to get it in deep.) Hold for 1 hour then insert and inflate a balloon nozzle. Inject 3 to 4 quarts of hot, soapy water (9ml Dr. Bronners per 2 quarts with ivory bar floating in the bag) at a rate of 1 cup per minute (open clamp for 10 seconds). Start the enema by laying on the left side, finish on the right. Retain completed enema 5 minutes. (Any less and it should be repeated - that threat usually gets it done.) Finish the day with a 4-quart salt & soda (1 1/2 teaspoons each per quart) rinse held for 15 minutes.

It takes discipline to do all of that and I've found an assistant to urge me along really helps.

Have fun!

Has anyone heard of adding melted suppositories to a soapsuds enema?

HI janet, I have melted Dulcolax suppositories in mineral oil for enemas. One suppository for a pint is fine for me. Of course, after the oil is expelled you need an SSE or two to get rid of the remaining oil. You can crush up a few Dulcolax tablets, (I use 6), and put the powder into your sse. The powder will sink to the bottom so squeeze the bottom edge of the bag as the solution runs in to get the Dulcolax into the colon. (I use a clear bag so I can see what is happening.)

You will not have too much time to hold after an enema with Dulcolax goes in but the effort is worth it. If you can get the Dulcolax powder to flow with the first part of the enema it will go well into the colon in the knee-chest position or rolling onto your right side after most of the enema is in. You will get a very through cleaning out in just a few minutes.

Has anyone heard of adding melted suppositories to a soapsuds enema?

Part of my "very rough ride enema" involves dissolving 4 to 6 water soluble magic bullet (bisacodyl) suppositories in very hot water before adding that solution to your enema.

It works VERY VERY well.

ONE Magic Bullet dissolved in two quarts also gives one heck of a clean out!

I am in the Dr. Bronners soap and baking soda camp. As for Dr. Bronners I use either the plain or peppermint, depending on my mood at that particular moment, a teaspoon or two per liter. When I use baking soda I use about a heaping teaspoon per liter of warm water.

I use either Dr Bronners peppermint soap or baby shampoo for an SSE, then follow that up with a coffee enema.

I've been using Dr. Bronners for soapy enemas for quite a few years now. My usual mixture was one tablespoon with about 2 1/2 quarts of very warm water, followed by a clear warm water rinse enema of about the same volume. I recently was becoming unable to fully expel the rinse enema, which left me a little crampy and would result with dashing to the toilet a time or two to finish emptying. I found that by eliminating the rinse and having a second soapy fill I was having an excellent cleanse and a full, satisfying release. My new mixture is two tablespoons with a full bag (clear silicone klystra, holds more than 4 qts) of very warm water. I take about half of the bag, release, and then have a second fill with the remainder. It's a really good, thorough, relaxing enema.

My mom's enemas for me were always Ivory bar soap. That's still my standard enema, but I may be given an enema with some Fels Naptha bar soap in the near future.

Today's cleanse:

2 qt water

2 tsp salt

2 Tbsp Cider Vinegar

1/4 cup local Honey

Heat to dissolve and cool to 102F.

Start with 2 qt saline rinse, expel. Take in ACV/honey enema. Retain 10 min if possible (I only lasted about 3 min. today). Expel. Rinse with a 2 qt and then a 4qt enema.

Good cleanse with a hint of a pleasant "sting", cramping not too sever at all.

This was my first go at this enema today. I'll definitely do this one again. now, 5 hours later and nicely cleaned out, I'm enjoying a 1qt coffee retention. 25 minutes in and only two little urges to evacuate at 10 an 15 minutes. I don't want to let this one go. Thinking I should've

Taken 1-1/2 qts of coffee. Bliss!!!

Enemas have been part of my life for 60+ yrs, and I've tried many different additives.Soapsuds is my basic ingredient. about a year ago, I read on a nursing site that hospital nurses added Glycerin to their soap suds enemas to make them stronger.after some experimenting,I tried inserting a couple of Glycerin suppo's before making the SSE.the soppo's started a STRONG urge to go before the enema even started,and I injected the SSE without expelling the suppo's, this made a VERY strong Enema.I have found the ultimate SSE by modifying the formula.I bought a LUBE injector online, and inject about an ounce of liquid Glycerin in my bottom, and hold it about 5 min. before taking the HOT SSE on top of it.TABERS describes a hospital soap suds enema as 30ml.of castile soap per liter of hot water.110degrees F.is the temp the Military uses for SSE's. for all you enema lovers out here who want to get an idea of what a REAL HOSPITAL SOAPSUDS ENEMA was like back in the 50s,try this enema with 3 liters of hot water,and hold it for at least 10 min. take the 3liters on top of the glycerin insert. you'll need someone to help you take it though. a REAL CHALLENGE!!!! my new Doc just wrote me a script for a Barium Enema, and is looking for someone to prep me the old way with SoapSuds enemas as I cant take the liquid prep.I'm praying He finds a retired nurse,so for the first time in my life, I can experience those DREADED HOSPITAL ENEMAS I've heard so much about.... :-) I got one in with very little cramping, but the URGENCY began BEFORE the enema even STARTED!! QUITE a STRUGGLE!! If they gave trophys for how many times a patient looked at the Enema Bag, mine would be 15 FT HIGH!!!!

Lately, all I've been using is J&J baby shampoo and baking soda. A very soothing and relaxing enema and makes lots of bubbles. 😄

Manybags^^^Many years ago I ran across the recipe(s) for a "REAL HOSPITAL SOAPSUDS ENEMA" taken from hardbound nursing manuals & basically what you are saying is quite true....Generally most state operated hospitals,recovery institutions & aged care facilities back in the day (well here anyway) when Enema's were fairly par for the course....You simply concocted said brew by fine shaving a full bar of designated soap with a potato peeler or grater, placing shavings into a saucepan full of warmed water (2 Pints the suggested quantity).... bought to the boil then allowing it to simmer on medium heat for approximately 5 minutes or so.

And yes, according to recommendations these could be altered to give that extra oomph by adding pharmaceutical grade glycerine just prior to removing the gruel from the heat source..Stirring blended cocktail well in by ladle then setting aside allowing to cool to a gel consistency....While still tepid & porous,place contents into a suitable screw lid container.

From a nostalgic aspect this concoction was placed into clear glass bottles of about 500ml marked "Enema Soap"....Distinctive by dark blue bordered labels....So basically "in home" you end up with roughly around 2 & 1/4 lbs (1Kilo) of the hospital nurse variety "Good Enema" with dosage of no more than 2 tablespoons of gel for 2 Quarts....Rest assured ya don't need more than that !!

One that I was to "discover.....Entire details a bit sketchy but it was nigh on wintertime as the fireplace in the family room had been lit about 4.30/5PM so luckily the house was warm....Dinner came n went with me barely touching my food so that was a dead giveaway for starters.....I "got it" that evening after dinnertime... I hadn't been for many many days & it was thought that because I had found it difficult to go....as in straining....Therefore maybe more drastic measures were called for....Drastic being the operative word !!....It had been determined that an Enema was the answer, with me being none the wiser.

Off I went to my bedroom, changed into my pale blue flannelette striped pyjamas that had been warmed over the fireplace....feeling somewhat dodgy, lay down lazily upon my jade green brocade bedspread...partly turned down in readiness for bed....back to the door feeling quietly miserable....wasn't thinking overly much....hardly much time elapsed flicking pages of a comic....maybe 5 or so minutes tops....Sure enough barely moments later I heard the sound of a dull clunk, clunk,clunk on the door....then what sounded like something softer hitting the bottom panel....the fullness of a rubber hose had made it's presence felt as I peered over my shoulder.

There was my mother, cheerful as usual holding the inbound Enema equipment (a one quart white enamelled irrigator)--not to be underestimated I might add...Calmly standing there,warm soapy water filled can in hand...smooth mildly wet red rubber tubing swaying too & fro....glistening black fluted nozzle sticking up...attached atop a teardrop tap, perched between deft slightly parted fingers....held firmly against that shiny white "equipment" destined for my bum....a fresh eucalypt leaf green speckled towel draped loosely over her arm....tinged glass n dark blue lidded Vaseline jar discreetly tucked into her navy blue, multi coloured floral print smock...that hint of soapy "Enema" fragrance permeating/wafting through the atmosphere.

My young dick stirred slightly aroused....thankfully restrained within my tied pyjamas...that familiar little throb, throb,throb pulsating away but much worse yet to cum...With incessant warm soapy water squirting relentlessly up the backside... the audible gurgle as it drained to an end....clenched bottom cheeks warm n wet the storm yet to unfurl... An Enema...but not one like this...it was pre mixed that did the job like nobody's business,which was only a one quart Enema & given via the white enamelled irrigator...And I can say it does whip through like a tornado unleashed.

Left to my own devices & with an aching stiff sticky wet shaft to contend with....that try as you might,wouldn't go away.....sure as hell I'd have humped the daylights out of the mattress given the oppprtunity....Unfortunately the Enema had other ideas as time waits for no one....an express train was cumming through & so was the accumulated excess baggage....on top of that there was to be no respite for quite some time thereafter....That was my first Glycerine fuelled Soapsuds Enema...Might have been small in the overall scheme of things but geez it took all before it....in no uncertain terms !!

I have found that the .3 oz packets are really sized for a 1500 ml solution (1.5qt )

I now use .5oz/ 2qt or .75oz for 3qt works great

I tried That Australian's gel recipe once and found it hard to mix in. Recently I realized that I did like the repeatability and speed of having a mix ready, and tried it again but with twice the water (2 quarts per 4 oz bar) for half the strength. It's still a jelly, but much looser and if you stir it up before measuring it out it is much easier to mix with the water for your enema. You will need to use a bit more (15-30mL/ 1-2 TBSP per liter/quart) than you did with the original because it's half strength, but it mixes OK, is easy to measure (a bit stringy, so use a spoon with a definite edge on it), and I get about 32 2-quart enemas out of a bar of soap. It's also easier and faster to get a close to consistent concentration of soap.

Pretty economical, as a quart of Bronners gives between 45 and 94 2-quart enemas (16-33 cents apiece for soap), whereas the goo runs 4-9 cents if you use Kirks, 2-5 cents if you use Ivory.

Epsom Salt and soapsuds together in the same 2qt warm but not hot water enema, retained 15 minutes is about the best first round enema.

Then follow up with anywhere from 2-4 rounds of soapsuds only and you should get a clear return

In the past year or so I tried Bronner's Castile soaps. After reading about them on this forum for many years, I bought both the lavender and peppermint liquid soaps. I now have had many enemas using both types and I will say the the peppermint probably is the most cleansing in that it causes more of a release. But since I do enemas for the pure erotic enjoyment of doing enemas, I tend to like the lavender best because it is not quite as harsh as the peppermint but still gives me a kick. I usually will do one 2 quart enema first with either the peppermint or lavender soaps and then follow with two more enemas that are plain water which provides a soothing effect after the first soap enema..

I prefer baking soda. It's more comfortable. But, getting clean isn't always comfortable. For that I have had best results from 4 oz of glycerine in a 2 qt enema. One also used epson salts which worked very well.