Aroma control...

Is it common to diminish typical odors with sprays or other substances? Sometimes before "play", I have inserted a preparation H suppository in myself and playmate -- and seems to make a major difference in the typical aromas that might be present. Any other ideas or comments?

A drop or 2 of peppermint extract helps and is quite southing to your colon at the sane time.

I use a perfume candle that sits on top of the toilet during my enema sessions.Works fine for me.Sprays don't last long enough and I do not like inhaling the mist.

Let the good times FLOW.w/m73yrs/Western Ma

Agreed, peppermint oil is great. leaves the pottyroom smelling like someone just brushed.

What odor are you talking about? The smell from the enema? The smell from you or your ladies bottom? How about a shower first then use the suppositories? Anyway, keep trying and you'll hit on whatever combination that works for you.

Hmmm. Never gave it a thought because I lost my sense of smell decades ago. There was no specific event that caused it that I can remember. It must have happened gradually because I remember one day long ago I said to myself, "Hey, I can't smell anything." I've talked to a couple doctors about it and they just shrug their shoulders. The only drug I've ever done is pot and very little of it for a short period of time around the early 80s. Modern medicine has changed a lot since the last time I inquired about it. Maybe I should ask again. I just never give it much thought. Thankfully I can still taste my wife's good home cooking.

I always have an odor eliminating candle burning in the bathroom, and the fan on, with an odor neutralizing spray near by. Peppermint in the solution makes sense too.

I'm a newbie and have noticed that no one talks about the uuuuuummmmm smell. I haven't gotten the courage to try an enema yet, I'm getting close. I've had Doms that wanted to but again, i worried about smell and being about to control the release.

Feeback?

That is a problem. No matter what I put up there I can not change the smell enough, though it can be given a minty barn freshness with some Dr. Bronner's soap added to the water. I have learned to put up with the smell those times I do spend in the bathroom with my sub.

The make a product called "Courtesy Flush", personal toilet deodorizer. You drop a few drops before you go, and it's supposed to create an odor barrier. I keep it near the toilet in my guest bathroom, and add a few drops before an appointment.

I also found a similar one in a little gift shop in Venice called Poo Pourri, which does the same thing except you spray it and it leaves a lemony smell when you flush. I put it in my daughters stocking this year. She has a weird thing about using public bathrooms because she worries about any smell. I thought she'd get a kick out of it.

Can't say how well either one works, but it was worth a try.

Thanks for the leads Linda-Marie. According to GOOGLE, 'courtesy flush' is sold at Bed, Bath and Beyond. I was amazed that 'poo pourri' is carried by a botique in my small town of 6,000. I'll give them both a try as I'm not pleased with the spray deoderants I have been using.

I have found that 4 drops of Peppermint Oil per Quart of solution helps the problem a little.

Make the bathroom romantic with candles that freshen the air. If you are using the enema because you need a good BM, you might want to expell the production alone.

Dr. Bonners Soap works very good for containing the (SMELL).

After all the smell belongs to you it's your body.

The other post was correct take a dump before the first enema. Then the nice warm soapy Dr. Bonners Pepermint Soap ENEMA will feel just purr-fect.

Have to admit that any smell present goes largely unnoticed when doing enemas, i can only assume that it is there, but i have become accustomed to it, cant be so pure that my shit dosnt stink ?

The Sell of Ivory Soap or other preps really add to the enema seen, especially if you received this type of enema in the past or as a child.

Soap does have a tendancy to sting - do others agree???

We all deal with the smell but there's nothing wrong with attempts to diminish it. If the Poo Pourri got rid of ANY trace I would imagine it would cost a bit more. Every little bit helps. I have febreeze in my bathroom, and an odor eating scented candle burning and a few drops of courtesy flush in my bowl.

Has annyone noticed that the smell of stools from high in the colon is very different compared with the initial clearing out.?

I always have things in the room near the toilet whil i do my enemas like candles or sprays something to mask the odor. i think that may be why some people stay away from enemas...the smell

That IS one of the negatives. People in a forum like this are people who LIKE enemas. We try not to make that part any more unpleasant than it has to be.

Enemas and the smell are analogous to good raunchy sex and the mess that ensues.

I think it takes less time to air out the bathroom than to get cleaned up after a really good sex session. Making love isn't as messy as good old hard dirty sex. 😁 😁 😁 😁

In Old Chicago, when it came time to vote for your favorite criminal; "Vote early and vote often" (smile) for us enema enthusiasts;

"Flush early and flush often". It works for me and no toilet back ups.

Happy holidays, safe travels, Rick

I agree with you switchablesusie. If you enjoy the feeling of an enema, the smell should be no problem. It can be part of your fantasy. I also think there is no difference. It's not worse than the smell of a regular bowel movement.

[quote author=Toyman link=topic=27617.msg262764#msg262764 date=1260998419]I would imagine the smell is no different than a regular bowel movement. I personall don't experience and excessive odor

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I also think there is no difference. It's not worse than the smell of a regular bowel movement.

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You're both right, there is no real difference in the smell. It's just that it's like 74 of them all at once.

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Mine doesn't stink! 😃

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Yes, I'm sure! 😁 😁 😁

Anyone who thinks the bathroom doesn't fill with more aroma after an enema, especially if you haven't had one in several days, than after a regular bowel movement needs to have their nose checked.

Thanks for the honest feedback. Sounds about like I expected. I'll take the advice and keep some smell-good stuff handy.

If you get even a little high in the colon, it's going to smell bad, period. Now saying that, it could be somewhat embarrassing, it's definitely noticeable, and it's PART OF THE EXPERIENCE. Maybe even a sexual experience!

Maybe you won't believe this, but I still remember the smells of my childhood, down to the soapy smell with it. I recall it every time I've had a good cleanout.

I do notice a different smell from draining enemas than a regular bowel movement. I too flush often and spray Lysol right away. The smell is usually gone in 30 seconds or less.

Good old fashioned wood kitchen matches will really do a good job of covering-up the problem. Just light a few and see what I mean.

It's like a nasty fart! We don't mind the smell of our own near as much as someone else's. LOL I have always thought us humans have got to be one the smelliest animals on earth when it comes to feces. I always take a cleanout enema a couple hours before going to my mistress. It helps decrease the smell quite a bit, depending a lot on what I've eaten. Onions or chicken are bad news! My mistress uses Dr. Bronner's and also has a very good exhaust fan in the john.

Go to a health food store and look for soaps.there u should find castile pepermint soap it tingles and reduces most of the smell