1-2-3 Enema

I've never tried a 1-2-3 enema, but would like to sometime. But I did take a Fleet Enema, unscrew the top and fill the bottle the rest of the way to the very top with pure liquid glycerin, put the top back on and shook well. Then I gave myself that Fleet/glycerin enema. It was very hard to hold and I lasted just a minute or two at most before I had to go. I have wondered how it would have felt with a butt plug inserted to make me hold it. But I have no butt plug.

Going to test it in about 30 minutes. The solution is ready I'll set some selfbondage (as usual). To be honest I used a little bit smaller volumes, to be precise 30 g of epsom salts (1,66g/cm^3) so its about 18cm^3 its about 64% of ounce, two ounces of glycerin and 2,5 ounces of water. I wanted to fit this in a fleet enema bottle( I have something to do with fleet enemas and these amount of fluid). Selfbondage as always with emergency escape route. Stay safe stay bounded.

That was the first time I have ever used epsom salts. The fist enema i took yesterday was the 1-2-3 enema, but I would like to start to describe the second one. Second was just epsom salt solution. I had read about Epsom salts on this forum before, but I how they worked on me was something dirrerent that stories i read. From the very beginning I felt that it's not just the water. I can't find apropriate word, urgency feels a little bit too much. Epsom just was messaging me all the time "im there", but it was just messages not orders to give up.

Going back to first enema. In short words, it stepped up to the mark. I knew that glycerine wont let me down, but it was something else thanks to this strange "messageing" of epsom salts I described before. I managed to hold this for 17 minutes. No retention aids besides a little bit of bondage and my reluctance to cleen up the mess. After that I decided to try out epsom salts on their own.

Tried this one yesterday and the urgency was about the same as the "Mayo" (1 oz baking soda, 2 oz simple syrup in about 6 oz of water).

Held it for about 3 - 4 min and had to expel.

Difference with Mayo is that the 1-2-3 burned a bit, probably from the Epsom salts.

I like the Mayo better for a couple of reasons: urge to expel is very strong and the after cramps are wonderful and really get the colon moving!.

Every time I read about epsom salts enemas i think of a medical book I saw once in the Salisbury Mass. public library where a doctor claimed that he could have saved JFK's infant son's life by giving him an epsom salts enema.

That has always stuck in my mind.

I've never done a 1-2-3 enema, but have done an Epsom salt enema, with no other additives. I think I put too much epsom in the water, because I was sweating like a pig, once the Epsom hit my system. It was an interesting feeling. I don't remember getting extreme cramps, but only remember the profuse sweating.

My favorite enema is a 2 qt ivory soapsuds retained with a double retention nozzle. I have a 1 2 3 times 3 mixed up in advance as soon as the bag is empty I pour in the 1 2 3 and let go in as fast as possible. I try to retain 5 to 10 minutes . It is extremely hard sometimes.

Tried this today and the urge seemed about the same as 50:50 glycerin and water.

Can hold these anywhere from 3 to 5 minutes…after that it’s a monumental explosion!

In my experience, there are two “stages” to how it works. First, you get a strong, unrelenting urge that hits almost immediately and lasts about 5-6 minutes or so. If you expel the solution during those first few minutes, that's likely all you are going to get. If, however, you manage to hold it past that threshold, and it takes considerable effort ( you have to, basically, concentrate your whole body's strength in your sphincter and ass muscles), then the immediate urge subsides somewhat, while the solution moves higher up your colon (assuming you are lying down). Then, at about ten minutes or so, you are in for the second act, featuring return of the urge, plus cramping and sweating. The cramps come in waves, and expelling the solution at this point will not bring you immediate relief; that will likely take another 15-20 minutes, and you would be wise not to leave the toilet during that time.

Did the “Mayo” version of the 1-2-3; 1 oz. of baking soda, 2 oz. sugar (simple syrup) and 3 oz. of very warm water.

Forgot how intense the after-cramps can be…even produced a cecum flush!

Much more intense and long-lasting than the “original” 1-2-3 discussed here.

Took multiple clear rinses to stop the expulsions…think I'll stick to the 50/50 glycerin/water for everyday play!

E2Eddie has a recipe which I think is 4 oz glycerin and 2 tablespoons of Epsom Salts in 1 quart of water. This is akin to liquid dynamite and is extremely difficult to hold for 5 minutes. I used to give it and promise a paddling if she couldn't hold it and a steak dinner if she did. She always got dinner but it was usually enjoyed sitting on a red bottom.

I remember reading about Enema 1-2-3 in one of my mothers nursing books from the 50's or earlier, but l don't remember the ingredients, maybe l can find it next time l go home, still have them somewhere.

The original 3 H is 1 ounce glycerine, 2 oz mag sulfate and 3 oz water. The 4 H was the 3 plus hold it.

Another 3-4 His high, hot, hell of a lot and hold it.

My mother had a health encyclopedia, back in the day. It stated that a 1-2-3 enema was; 1 ounce of soap, 2 ounces of glycerin, 3 ounces of water.

It certainly takes control over the sphincter muscle, and a persons ability of “holding it”.

@Doc_Lavage

I have read that a 1-2-3 enema is made up of 1 Oz Epsom Salt, 2 Oz Glycerin, and 3 Oz water. The Epsom Salt is dissolved in the water and mixed with the glycerin.

Either formula should be given high with a syringe and colon tube, preferably in the knee-chest position. A powerful urge to poo is usually promptly felt. These enemas don't soften so the evacuation may well be pretty uncomfortable if the recipient is full of hard poo.

It is similar to a Fleet but more effective and quick.

Down side REQUIRES at least one rinse. I’ll stick with Dr B

This recipe sounds very interesting! Would love to try a 1-2-3, or maybe even, like Switchablesusie suggested, 3-6-9 enema.

There's just one thing I'm worrying about: In various places I read that too much epsom salt in an enema can damage your kidney or cause problems with your heart. Unfortunately those people never mention how much epsom salt in relation to body weight/enema volume/retention time/whatever, is too much.

Although this claims never were backed up with any sources, let alone any kind of scientific data, I have no problem believing that there is such a thing as "too much epsom salts" and I'd rather be safe than sorry.

If we, for example, take the 3-6-9 solution, that's roughly 150g of epsom salts in barely half a quart of fluids. Assuming the person is healthy, is it really safe to hold such a concentrated solution for 30 minutes? Does anyone have any more specific data what counts as a (not) safe amount of epsom salt in an enema? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you very much and happy enema adventures!

It's kind of like an M&M. It's very quick so needs to be injected with a long tube and quickly. It wants to come back out immediately.

It's kind of like an M&M. It's very quick so needs to be injected with a long tube and quickly. It wants to come back out immediately.

Maybe, for sure !! - but it will be " helpful ", to stop the outcoming, with a plug !!