Soap

One of the better soaps is Pears soap (English). It has a glycerine content and is VERY effective certainly for a hot soapy enema.

Original Ivory bar soap has been my most used, favorite enema soap. Next are Castile soaps, like Dr. Bronner's and then Dove bar soap.

As @Sean says:

do NOT use a liquid dish washing soap or laundry detergent. They are not soaps, and rip your guts raw.

My mom used to give me soap enemas with ordinary curd soap. I literally went through hell. After each of these enemas, two more larger rinses with clear water followed.

Since then I had never received soap enemas again. We use various tea blends that are extremely pleasant to take.

Since I've been hanging out at Zity, I've read a lot about soap enemas and while browsing the internet I've discovered a few more besides Bonner's soap, including the following two:

OHN Goat Milk Enema Soap - Chamomile and Sage

OHN Goat Milk Enema Soap - Frankincense and Myrrh

I can't say why I'm craving a soap enema now. In any case, no more curd soap.

Does anyone know the two soaps and has already used them?

I am looking forward to answers...

My mom used to give me soap enemas with ordinary curd soap. I literally went through hell. After each of these enemas, two more larger rinses with clear water followed.

Since then I had never received soap enemas again. We use various tea blends that are extremely pleasant to take.

Since I've been hanging out at Zity, I've read a lot about soap enemas and while browsing the internet I've discovered a few more besides Bonner's soap, including the following two:

OHN Goat Milk Enema Soap - Chamomile and Sage

OHN Goat Milk Enema Soap - Frankincense and Myrrh

I can't say why I'm craving a soap enema now. In any case, no more curd soap.

Does anyone know the two soaps and has already used them?

I am looking forward to answers...

I've used both those soaps and are VERY SOOTHING and do a nice cleanout. 😉

Folks you can also find glycerine fragranced bar soaps at Walgreens in the woman's skin care isle. I've bought some and they're really nice and soothing. Need to buy some more again. 😉

@mike45

thanks for your info👍😎

My concern was that these would feel like curd soap that I had poured into them when I was a kid.

Lately I've been craving a soap enema after decades.

But I would like to do without the effect, feeling and burning and cramps like back then.

https://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/Enema-Benefits-and-How-To-Do-an-Enema-at-Home-s/374.htm

The page describes the detailed process of a three-stage flush, which I would be tempted to try.

Today I ordered the soaps and some oils. I'm looking forward to Christmas like a child...😎

I do not believe you will be disappointed. I have both of these soaps. They are mild with minimal cramping. As with everything I have ordered from OHN excellent service and top quality products.

Waitrose do a very good Pure Glycerin Soap and I get very good results from that. Like all other soaps mix until you get a nice white milky solution.

I am leery of additives in soaps, including fragrances (synthetic, in particular, but also natural), so I stick to the tried and true. For me, that's:

There are undoubtedly other safe and effective soaps out there, but I'm happy with my stand-bys.

Dr. Bronner's or Ivory Bar Soap

I was raised getting Ivory soap enemas. I was introduced to Dr. Bronner's laterin life, and love it's compelling strength, plus the wonderful way that it keeps the odor of the “end product” more bearable.

Ivory. The soap most used by Mom's for enemas.

I remember getting off Mom's lap after “her good” filling and expelling.

Sud's and plopping of turds. Then the smell.

Add Mom checking the contents in the bowl to see if you needed another enema. Got more than one sick.

Unfortunately, IVORY does not mix well with our city water. It leaves such a scum on anything it touches, from any Enema equipment to the shower and sink. I use goats milk/glycerin soaps from indigowild.com and don't have the scum problem. Dan

The enemas I got from mom as a little girl were usually just plain warm water, which is what I continued with when I started doing them myself. Years later, I bought a Fleet BagEnema while travelling and it came with the little castile soap packet. I found the castile soap interesting, but most of my enemas continued to be plain warm water. Then I found this place and read about all of the different things people put in their enemas, so I started experimenting. I bought a bar of Ivory - interesting odor, but I found it harsh. I found a drugstore that sold those little castile soap packets - it soon became my go to when I felt I wanted to be cleaned out. Then I found a source for Dr. Bronner's and tried plain, peppermint and lavender. Lavender was my favorite. I also tried J&J baby shampoo and I like it, changing off with castile when I want soap.

But after all of this, I much prefer plain warm water or coffee for my enemas since my main goal is usually just the fun of the feeling of warm liquid in me while I “do other things” and not the need to get cleaned out and the need to head to the toilet immediately.

Dr Bonners peppermint works wonders. Ivory is good but takes time to dissolve from being a bar vs liquid.

@jeffnyc - Instead of putting the whole bar into the water, use a potato peeler to peel of thin chips. These dissolve much faster and also make it easier to produce a very strong soap solution.

I use primarily Ivory soap. I use a cheese grater to cut it into fine pieces and then add 10 oz of water to 1 oz of soap in a bottle. Let it set for a day or so and it makes a nice thick syrup you can easily add to your bag or mixing container. Shake well to get it distributed in the solution!.

Some soap from a bar of Ivory soap is the standard & the favorite of many.

Just a little squirt of Dr. Bronners peppermint or non scented castile soap is hard to beat.

@Cheryl77177 Regarding the “Fleet BagEnemas” you used to use.

I remember those very well, and I enjoyed seeing the bag filled with soapy water using the castile soap packet.

Too bad they arent made any longer.

Beforethe internet and online ordering, I always felt very self conscious buying them in the drug store. LOL