Dr. Bronner's Castile Soaps

I would start with a teaspoon in a 2 quart bag and go from there... I usually use more like two teaspoons. As for the effects, with the amount I use not much difference while filling, no serious cramps, at least for me. The big differences you will notice are as you expel - you get this nice cool sensation in your anus, and the peppermint can help to cover up some of those "other" smells.

As for where to buy, every GNC store I have ever looked at has carried it.

Good luck and hope you like it... I do!

Warren

I just happened to finish a good soapy enema. I had stuffed myself all weekend with steak, chicken, and corn on the cob. I love this but usually suffer severe constipation as a result. I took a warmed Fleet's Mineral Oil Enema a couple of hours ago. This loosened things up.

I got into the warm bath and filled my fountain syringe with about 3 pints of very warm water. I started on my left side and took the first pint or so. After turning on my back, I added about 2 teaspoons of Dr. Bronner's Peppermint soap to the open top syringe and agitated it. I took another pint and then turned on my right side to finish. I was only able to retain this for about 3-4 minutes. The release was substantial with some mild cramping indicating that peristalsis did it's job. I'm relaxing for another 30 minutes or so before taking a 2qt rinse with cooler tap water.

I have found that starting with a small amount of tap water, before adding the soap, allows me to have a more comfortable soapsuds enema. This method allows the soapy solution to move higher into my colon before the cramps and peristalsis begin to turn me inside out. I learned this method from a nurse who said her patients usually succeded in taking larger volumes before having to expel the soapy solution.

I also like the cool sensation and the smell of peppermint. A smaller but soapier enema works better for me and I usually have no difficulty in taking a final larger volume enema as a rinse. Hope you enjoy your enema time!!!

I love the feeling with different flavors.I get very aroused when using them expel and cum at the same time

love ya

Kat

Dr. Bonner's peppermint is GREAT stuff, but it's the only Dr. Bonner's product I've ever tried. (It's so good, I haven't wanted to try anything else; I like it for showering as well.) I also like Ivory, liquid castille and the Conti brand, which is a bar of castille. I did have one mishap though with Dr. Bonners. Once I was preparing the enema bag and I squirted Dr. Bonner in the bag, then filled the bag up with water. I didn't think to shake the bag. The Dr. Bonner's was the first thing to hit my rectum. That enema came to an abrupt halt. Yikes.

I always mix mine in a measuring cup first then put it in the bag. I've mixed it with extra peppermint oil to increase the tingle without having extra soap.

Pepermint for me too; but it seems to make a big difference as to how much you use. One oz per 2 quart bag is a out my average.

Peppermint is great, but an added advantage is that it masks the odor of an expelled enema. One thing I have noticed is that the odor of peppermint really clings to equipment, even after washing. GOOD STUFF!

Love the Lavender, it gives me such a clean feeling and I know my butt smells as good as it feels.

I have tried several Dr. Bronners soaps and I like peppermint the best (for the zing it gives, especially if you add some lemon juice).

For regular cleaning out just the plain soap. When i really want to smell fresh the peppermint can't be beat. Just go easy with it because it causes major cramps if you use to much.

Peppermint is the only one I have tried. A little bit goes a long way. If you retain the solution too long, it smells like it is coming through your pores.

I can taste and smell it all day!

Only tried the peppermint so far....

Peppermint of course, leaves a really nice cleaned out feeling.

One thing I love about the holidays is the sudden availability of peppermint sticks.

Ironically, I never EAT peppermint. I don't care for the way it tastes. However, it's one of my favorite things to play with.

My favorite soap for enemas is Dr. Bronner's Castile Peppermint. Feels sooooo nice, hot/cold and tingly. Feels good going in and coming out.

Besides enemas though, I love the sensation of peppermint in my ass, my vagina, and just a little on my clit. Oral sex play with a candy cane is the best!

One year, my boyfriend brought home a huge stick of peppermint, and we used it like a dildo till most of it melted.

If you haven't played this way, I highly recommend it.

Start out slow though, in case you don't enjoy the burning sensation. But then at least you'll have an excuse to take an enema!

You could try using peppermint oil and add it to the glycerin. That minty fresh feeling will have a whole new meaning.

Also had heard just a small drop outside the urethra could leave a lasting affect(a mild burning feeling). Haven't tried it but keep it on file for future reference.

I love Dr. Bronners peppermint soap. Just a good squirt added to any enema leaves me tingly and feeling really clean inside and out.

Just tried peppermint soap the other day for the first time. A very refreshing and tingling experience!

Just a reminder about peppermint soap. Do not use this in a latex bag as over time it will eat a hole in the bag. Only use it in a rubber or a silicone bag. I used it for a while in a latex bag and after about 1 year I noticed a bulge at the bottom of the bag when it was full. I had to replace that one.

I also bought my peppermint soap at GNC. It may not be the right way, but I just hold the bar under the warm water as I'm filling my bag. It smells nice and they are suds coming out of the bag so I'm assuming that there is enough soap.

I thought this soap might be strong and give a good enema. However I read on one site not to use. Has anyone heard the same?

I'm not sure why, but I have seen advice in several places NOT to use the eucalyptus for an enema.

Apparently the other "flavors" of Dr. Bronner's are safe for enemas. I have used the peppermint and plain castile and like both of those.

One teaspoon per quart seems to work well. I use water as warm as is comfortable. The combo gives a nice, safe tingle.

I have heard from several sources that the eucalyptus oil isn't good to be taken in an enema or internally, so I have never used that soap. I use the others regularly.

Last Saturday i was getting my enema ready, and found out that i was out of my favorite soap"lavender",. so i decide to try the ROSE Castile Soap. Not knowing what to expect maybe some hard cramps, but NOOOOOOOOO i was able to hold it about 45 minutes and all hell broke. Next to lavender and peppermint. ROSE works wonders!. I also added sea salt and soda to a 2.5 qt. This is a must try! 😁

I use the peppermint quite often. I have wanted to try the lavender but haven't got it yet. I haven't heard of the rose before but I'll definitely will try it if I find it. 😁

Has anybody noticed that after using the Dr. Bronner's soap, you can smell the soap on your skin hours after the enema? Especially from the peppermint soap.

hoseman

We have the scent because our bodies absorb the fragrant oils in the soap.

My wife bought this for herself to use in the tub. It is all gone now and I heard people use this or the Castile soap mixed with their 'recipe'.

What does this feel like?

Dr Bronners Peppermint soap is the 'Gold standard' for many folks enema soap and gives an effective clean out with a slight glow at the anus, it also negates some of the faecal odour and seems to drain out of the colon better than many liquids

Try it at the rate of one teaspoonful per quart of warm water and LOL

Dr. Bronners peppermint soap is a wonderful addition to your enema. You can add it to just the water or mix it with a saline enema. Don't use too much or else you will know about it for a while.

It really cleans you out and leaves you tingling and wanting another.