Pure Vegetable Oil

I'm cleaning house and won't be leaving for a while. While cleaning I like to hold a small enema with a butt plug. Someone has used all my extra virgin olive oil. Would it be a safe alternative to use pure vegetable oil?

Yes, plain vegetable oil is fine. Most vegetable oils in food stores are corn, safflower, peanut and a few others.

You can use it, but why would you want to?

See this thread:

http://enemas4fun.zity.biz/forum/index.php?topic=23052.msg223441#msg223441

Well, I've never tried an oil enema (even though they can be messy). Secondly, I just came back from vacation where we had a variety of foods. I've read that oil is great for constipation. I'll retain it with a butt plug, and have diapers in case of an accident. I have all day to myself and will be cleaning anyways.

The reason some people say oil is good for constipation is because it is usually only four ounces held for an hour and it acts as a lubricant.

A plain water enema we all know and love is really much better for constipation because you can really clean yourself out well with that, which in conjunction with a better diet, will get your intestinal tract flowing properly again.

And not to sway us from enemas for constipation,if you really want to prevent constipation in general,unless done specifically for enema play,drink PLENTY of water,eat friuts and veggies that provide extra water and excercising really helps the best.If you do get constipated,then plain water enemas are best like Susie said.Fiber foods are a must!But like I said,I'm not disswaying you away from enemas unless you just want to do it for fun or health-just don't make them a reason not to take in plenty of oral fluids!I've seen too many people in the hospital for obstipation because they didn't take care of themselves and let their bowels get backed up from hard stools that won't budge.You do NOT want to have an NG tube down your nose because the stool has backed up into your upper GI tract!And digging out a patient isn't a picnic either!

You will leak for hours, been there done that

dbl

Fill yourself up then put your diaper on... Then report back I want to hear all about it. The messier the better.

Olive oil was the standard for oil enemas until the 60s. The oil did not distroy the rubber syringes in use at that time.

Oil enemas are excellent to avoid passing hard stools. I sure the stuff will work it way around a butt plug. Using a disposable diaper will offset the leaking issue.

Pear

Trust them when they say you'll need a diaper...here's my embarrassing story. Yesterday I decided to take a small oil enema about the size of a normal fleet enema and held it for awhile. No issues, rinsed with a soap enema and then water, thought i was good. Nope everything was fine until I woke up this morning with horrible gas. Each gas release was followed by oil, normally i wouldn't have an issue with this since I'm a stay at home mom, expect this morning i had a couple interviews to go for since I'm heading back to school. Took everyones tip and just put on a pad. Drove and parked in the parking lot right about to get out of my car and the big daddy of farts came i was so worried and embarrassed I got back in my car went a fast food place with a bathroom and checked my pants. Luckily everything was OK put some toilet paper in my pants for extra protection and went back to do my interviews. Tho the whole time I was worried There might be an oil stain on my pants or some of the toilet paper I had added would fall out of my pants. Lol guess next time I should do an extra rinse enema or two.

Try oil and glycerin mixed 50/50 or more oil than glycerin and a dash of peppermint soap and warm it up to very warm fro that icy hot erotic purging.

Geo

Oil enemas are interesting, I was given them as a child, and currently given in the hospital treatment room one that has 300ml of Lactulose

May you take pure vegetable oil orally for a good bowel cleansing?

May you take pure vegetable oil orally for a good bowel cleansing?

Not if your digestive system is functioning properly. Your body will do what it's supposed to with food.

I guess you could use mineral oil or that Olestra stuff (if you can still get it), but the effect would not be nice.

I have heard that a coconut oil soap enema can be great, and want to try it soon (mixed with water of course), but what about coconut oil? Coconut oil is easy to find, but how different would the experience be compared to coconut oil soap? Thanks.

Coconut oil soap is soap - salts of fatty acids. A coconut oil soap enema will be like most soapsuds enemas, but you probably don't want to use a pure coconut oil soap enema - dilute it down as you would for any SSE. Coconut oil soap isn't hard to find, look for almost anything advertised as castile soap. They rarely if ever use olive oil anymore, Kirks Coco Castile is coconut-based exclusively.

Coconut oil is an oil, solid or semi-solid at most room temperatures, liquid at body temperature. You'd either need to insert it cold as a suppository or heat it up to 100-105F so it will flow. It will likely feel like any oil enema, a more viscous solution than a water-based enema. It should be pretty inert in the bowel beyond the distension causing an urge to evacuate, and it will help to lubricate any stool present in the colon.

After it comes out the real fun starts. Not only will it have all the cleanup issues of an oil enema (including the many soapsuds enemas needed to prevent oil spurts from messing up your pants), the coconut oil will start to solidify as it cools off and stick to stuff.

If I were taking one (I probably won't)... I'd consider expelling into a plastic bag held somehow and throwing it away in the trash. I'd also seriously consider using a disposable enema setup.

Good info, thanks! I will NOT be trying coconut oil, it doesn't sound like fun. When I get to use coconut oil soap, I'll just mix it like I do with J&J baby shampoo enemas. Thanks.