Best tasting soap enema

When I get a soap suds enema, I can taste the soap in my mouth. (And yes the nozzle has been inserted in the end where the sun does not shines.) The enema water has soap and salt in it. If I can tastes the soap is there something wrong with the enema water recipe. I tried peppermint soap and it left my asshole cool and minty fresh but I only tasted soap in my mouth. If you do end up tasting soap, when you get a soap suds enema, what is the best tasting soap for an enema?

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When I get a soap suds enema, I can taste the soap in my mouth. (And yes the nozzle has been inserted in the end where the sun does not shines.) The enema water has soap and salt in it. If I can tastes the soap is there something wrong with the enema water recipe. I tried peppermint soap and it left my asshole cool and minty fresh but I only tasted soap in my mouth. If you do end up tasting soap, when you get a soap suds enema, what is the best tasting soap for an enema?

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i noticed the same thing and that is when i stopped using soap of any kind for enemas... it was obvious to me that i could taste soap because it was circulating in my blood,, some thing i believe is not necessary and probably dangerous in the long run,, one cant be too carefull with chemicals we put in our body, no matter if we stick in the butt, it still winds up in the blood!

since then i do coffee, green tea, plain water only, never soap, and i always get the desired results 😃

I've tasted soap too. Don't suppose it was because I had taken about 10 2-quart Ivory soap enemas in about a 5-hour period?

You taste the soap because compounds are absorbed by the bloodstream, and when the blood makes its way around the body to the tastebuds in the tongue, voila, you taste the soap.

The best tastng soap for a soap suds enema would be a nice Zinfandel, Cabernet S. or Shiraz, just my opinion :😃

I taste soap if I use Ivory bar soap even though I only swish the bar briefly in the water. I can't use Ivory on my face or I break out with a red rash so I don't put it in an enema either. I've used Dr. Bronner's peppermint and almond castile soaps for enemas. I like what they do, especially the peppermint, and I don't taste them.

Dr Bronners peppermint soap has quite a strong pleasant smell but I dont recall tasting anything from it. I was about to prepare a soapsuds solution using soap flakes and I have found it pretty hard to hold in the past. This time I read the packet and was astonished to read ' contains 30% soap' So what on earth is the rest of it??

I used glycerine instead and had a job holding that too!

For me the best tasting soap enema is this with natural ivory soap. The smell of this one is unsurpassable.

As far as I can remember, I could already "taste" the soap when Mom prepared the solution for my upcoming enema. She washed them in an enamel bowl filled with warm water and the smell of soap was in the air.

For my enemas, Mom always used a curd soap, which stimulated my colon to cramps and, in Mom's opinion, produced the best results.

During the occasional "educational enemas" the solutions were more powerful...

For a few months now, my lady has been giving me soap solutions again, the first time since I was a child. For this we use soaps from OHN, which are very gentle.

I have to say that with this soap, as before when preparing the enema solution, in addition to the pleasant smell, I also somehow smelled a soapy taste.

...btw, I could use a soapy enema now...🤗😂

How many people have actually licked a bar of soap to taste it? It’s quite bitter! Is that the taste people are noticing?

I suspect that what people are tasting when they take a soapsuds enema is not the soap itself but the perfume added to it, carried by the bloodstream to the taste buds on the tongue.

(I take soapsuds enemas regularly myself and no, I have never noticed a taste of any kind.)

I can always taste the Dr. Bronner's peppermint when I use it. A couple of days ago I was enjoying my experiment with an Ivory soap enema and was pleasantly surprised that I could also taste the Ivory soap. It was in no way unpleasant, in fact it pleased me.

As far as I can remember, I could already "taste" the soap when Mom prepared the solution for my upcoming enema. She washed them in an enamel bowl filled with warm water and the smell of soap was in the air.

For my enemas, Mom always used a curd soap, which stimulated my colon to cramps and, in Mom's opinion, produced the best results.

During the occasional "educational enemas" the solutions were more powerful...

For a few months now, my lady has been giving me soap solutions again, the first time since I was a child. For this we use soaps from OHN, which are very gentle.

I have to say that with this soap, as before when preparing the enema solution, in addition to the pleasant smell, I also somehow smelled a soapy taste.

...btw, I could use a soapy enema now...🤗😂

Maybe you have to ask your " lady - administrator " for a very soapy enema ?? - and then give it a try and hopefully it will be successful for both of you and be satisfied !!

I used to taste a hint of soap too when using it. I read here about lemon juice enemas and found it much more to my liking. It’s better for my taste sense, packs a good amount of cramping and urgency and feels cleaner overall.A bit more work but well worth it.

Taste and smell use the same receptors so it seems reasonable you could “taste” a strong smelling soap solution before it is injected. Possibly (conjecture) Similar to a Pavlovian response.