Enemas and Hot weather

If a hot enema can make you sweat, a cool enema can stop the sweating. It's like air conditioning for the colon. I first found about the relaxing cooling effect of a cool one one summer when I was working in an old factory building with a black tar roof. The temperature would rise to an excess of 110 degrees and drinking water was consumed by the gallons. I began to think all day every day about the seventy five to eighty degree enema I was going to do solo that night. A nice cold bottle of beer or India Pale Ale complements the enema and on a hot night where a single,bed sheet can make you sweat, it's the enema that did then and still does the trick.

On a hot day, nothing beats a cool enema! Correct?

Well, problem is, the cooler they are the longer they take to come out... had that experience number of years ago in Phoenix, when I met a really nice young man of color with the cutest butt you ever saw! he really dug the enema thing, and loved to give them.

Yes a cool enema on a hot day is a good way to cool your body temp i am living i central florida the days are mostly very warm and the cold water in name only to me is about 75-80 degrees works well for me for a nice cooling enema in mass where i have lived most of my life the cold water is 45-50 degrees very tough to hold as an enema lee

I don't like them when they are too cold, because of the cramps, so what do you think is "a cold" enema?

I kinda like them once in a while. Maybe 70 degrees. They do cramp a bit but I can usually get two quarts in.

Yesterday I mowed the lawn and was sweating a lot,my clothes were soaked, so I went upstaires to my bedroom bathroom and took a couple of 1.5qt cool enemas.Wow,what a relief.The cool saline solution expelled quickly as cool water usually does with me.Hot water does not expell as fast as cool water with my colon.

You know it! I live in AZ and it gets HOOOOOT here! Nothing like getting all that excess heat out of your system on a 110 degree day!! 😜

I'm in AZ also and as way2000 says a nice cool, not cold, enema can be quite relaxing on one of our many hot desert days. As can an outdoor enema in the moonlit night.

Jimmy

For years I have used cool water enemas as well as drinking lots of water to rehydrate my body.The enemas can be bag style 2+ qt. or a simple bulb or 2. It is very refreshing and cools the inner core a bit. Finishing off with a cool shower is a plus.

When I get massively hot and dry I often will run in for a fast plain water cool enema. I don't try to hold it very long and it is amazing how much heat you can shed this way. Also by using plain water without soap, salt or soda, you absorb some and it aids in re-hydration...but mostly it is a fun way to cool off.I've been known to throw a couple of ice cubes in the bag to make it extra cool or on occasion do ice suppositories. Let's face it, when you have an anal fetish almost any excuse is a good reason to have something stuck up your butt!!!

I love a cool enema on a very hot day, it makes such a good feeling to cool down this way 😁

^^^^ I agree! 😁 😁 😁 😁

I often enjoy a room temperature enema after a good workout.

Cool enema really work during hot weather,it has been a standard of mine for years after working outside.I don't use much salt so the body can absorb the solution that I lost from sweating.I would love to open a cool enema stand for those who may feel a little overheated,any takers?It sure works better than lemonade.

I thought that I was the only one that knew about or got cool water enema. I remember staying at my grandmothers farm in Vermont.

after being out all day and coming red and sweating grandma would have me lay on the swing on the porch hang a bag of cool water and cover me with a sheet. Talk about relaxing the enema bag was hung low so nice slow flow and not a full bag. A few times fell asleep while the enema was going in.

I never tried a cool water enema until a read about it here in the forum. At first, I tried 90-degrees, then lowered it by four or five degrees until it got to the point of being uncomfortable. I first have one or two cleansing enemas, then administer the cool water enema very slow. It is a very pleasureable experience. Everyone should experiment with this during the hot weather days. And if the enema doesn't work, at least being naked helps cool a person.

Might have to try one, sounds intresting!

I too, for years, have indulged in cool water enemas in hot weather, love them. 😃

G.N.

Just got out of the shower and having my 6 qt go round. I do a couple of 2 qt cleaner outers and then a nice cool slow fill 3rd round and that just puts me in the best frame of mind after working outside in the heat. Wouldn't trade it for anything when the sun's beating down on ya all day long. Well maybe not anything

hmmm.....

I have mixed feelings on this. A few summers ago I had a car that didn't have AC. On a particularly hot day it got so hot in my car that it gave me a heat induced anxiety attack. When I got home the idea to use an enema too cool down came to mind. Not a moment after the last bit of water entered me I got extra panicky. I felt like I was going to pass out. So I tried to expel everything as fast as possible. I was afraid I was gonna pass out on the john and expel the enema and everything else all over my bathroom. Luckilly that didn't happen. But on a hot day when I can go in AC or a pool....then it might be tempting to try.

Keeping cool is not a problem at my place today either. It is 3 degrees F outside!! On the subject of hot weather however, I have taken an enema after working outdoors on a hot day. Using a plain tap water enema, it also seems to have the advantage of relieving the dehydration I usually suffer in such conditions.

Hot weather ALWAYS makes enemas more challenging.

Any enema increases the risk of dehydration.

When it's 96-97 degrees outside, with 65-70% humidity, it's an issue. At those humidity levels, the air conditioning can't work as efficiently. You don't get the 20 degree difference between the air going in and the air coming out. If you can get it to 15 you are doing pretty good.

If you take an enema in that weather, have some Gatorade, or Pedialyte, or similar standing by, so that at least you can mitigate the electrolyte depletion issues.

. . . . Any enema increases the risk of dehydration. . . .

That isn't true.

Any enema WITH SALT can increase the risk of dehydration because it either prevents water from being absorbed by the colon or if concentrated enough will draw water OUT of the body through the colon.

Susie is correct. I remember from physics (or was it chemistry?) that water molecules will tend to flow through a membrane from the side with least salt concentration to the side with more salt concentration . Its called osmosis. I have observed that when I am hot and dehydrated, a plain water enema seems to help rehydrate. Pure water passes through the colon wall into the blood vessels. Also, a plain water enema under more normal conditions can cause me to have to pee frequently for a while, indicating water absorption by my body. A salt water enema, then, does the opposite, tending to cause water to flow from the blood into the colon in order to dilute the salt water solution.