Dove soap

I've noticed that Dove soap dissolves quickly and makes very sudsy water easily. Does anyone use it for a soapsuds enema? Is that OK and does it work as well as I would think? I imagine a quick a very thorough expulsion would result especially if much of the bar were allowed to dissolve the enema solution.

I've always heard that you should only use pure soap for enemas, such as castile or ivory, due to the harsh chemicals and perfumes etc. that is used in a lot of soaps these days.

I have used it before with no adverse effects.

Before using any type of soap I read the contents. Unless it is natural, I wouldn't want to inject it into my body. The same philosophy goes into the foods I eat. I have not looked at the ingredients on dove and can't judge its safety. Just be sure to read the labels before injecting.

Would especially stay away from Dove. I've used Ivory but even that is pretty harsh. Castille soap is nice. 1-2 packs in 2 qts. Should be available by mail. I have not been able to find in the pharmacies.

I find Castille soap or Dr. Bronners in health food stores. That may work for you.

Remember, "Dove is one quarter cleansing cream."

Lady Di

Thanks, I'd forgetten the Dove slogan. Guess that means it's not good for "internal use" and an enema sure is about as internal as it gets.

Although must confess that I used it a few times in my teens when I was sneaking them at home and it was the only soap available. Wondering if I could relive that experience.

Stupike you're probably correct that water or a saline solution (water w/ a little salt) is best but soap - in a limited amount - makes for a very effective enema experience. Look at the recipes on this site.

I have probably had Dove soap used on me more than I know, because when I was growing up the bar soaps used predominantly in our house were Dove, Vel, and Ivory. And whenever enema time rolled around I got whatever soap was handy.

Youandme.....that is not an enema nozzle in the photo, it is an anal dildo. However, I do have a nozzle called the "colon master" that does look a lot like the dildo in the photo and you can find it at www.arthurhamilton.com. They also carry a dildo nozzle that looks very much like the one vicki posted last week! 😁

RedBagLover - what is the anal dildo in your pic? Have you shared any in the gallery?

Berken;It just seems like everone has a differant idea about enema solutions,so here's mine,put a bar of Ivory soap into a peanut butter jar or something close to it,let it soak for two days until the water in the jar looks very milky,now find another jar and pour about four onces of the milky Ivory soap into the new jar then add three packets of castile soap inthe jar along with the milky Ivory soap from the first jar,now add one once of Ivory liquid hand soap to the second jar and shake.Now berken,you have just made a soap mixure that will clean your ass out real good.I use this mixture with every enema.Let the good times flow.w/m72yrs/Western Mass

Twobagger, Thanks for the formula, sounds very effective indeed. How many quarts of water for the amount you describe? I have used a solution of Ivory and castille by soaking a bar of each in hot water for a few minutes then adding cooler water (leaving the bars in the pitcher) to make a two to three quart enema which I then administered to my partner. He took it all but made lots of "enema groans" during the taking and even with a butt plug had to go very soon. He mentioned afterward that it was very "fast-acting!"

The butt plug came flying out just before each reached the toilet so there was a lot of pressure up there.

I used Dove soap in most of my enemas. I actually find it very relaxing and makes the water more 'slippery' if thats the correct term. I've never had any ill effects.

I usually shave some off with a potatoe pealer, mix it in the bag until it's disolved and then take the lot.

Can you use IVORY Dishwashing Liquid?

I would not recommend ANY dishwashing detergent. There are some pretty strong, and bad, chemicals in there used to get your dishes clean.

Any of the Dr Bronner's "flavors" and Ivory BAR soap are safe and the most frequently used.

Has anyone tried dove soap in your enemas? I'd like to try it rather than ivory.

Haven't used it in quite some time. So I can't be sure what it feels like. But if I remember right, Dove is just a little stronger. But Dove is OK.

I tried both Ivory and Dove they are not good. They do a nasty job of burning the colon. Go for the dr bronner's peppermint Castile liquid soap and be sure to use two table spoons of Baking soda to neutralize the odor and prevent the colon from absorbing to much water. Hope this helps.

Like ThatsEnough, I got a fair number of Dove soapsuds enemas growing up. I remember them being very "effective" but mainly use Ivory or Dr. Bronner's now. Haven't used Dove since, but might have to try a nostalgic experience. 😃

I like using a bar of Ivory in a 2qt pitcher of hot water. I find that by the time the water cools to a proper temperature, the water is sufficiently soapy enough for a good cleansing. I like to follow the rinse with 2qts clear water with a tablespoon of Epsom Salt dissolved in. It helps alleviate the chance of water poisoning and it's a natural laxative anyway so it's safe to consume in proper amounts.

Has anyone used this soap for enemas? I'm. Planning on using the cool moisture with cucun

Mber soon and wanted to know the results.

I have used Dove soap, but not cool moisture. Either Dove or Ivory is good. Others love Dr. Browners soaps. I don't have access to them easily.

Try some and see what happens, I would be very careful though.

I have recently gone from using Ivory soap to Dove soap. I had both used on me growing up and we had Dove in the bathroom recently and so I gave it a try and find it makes a richer suds and has a pleasant odor to it. I now I have become a Dove fan. Actually, with the pleasant smell, if you take really soapy enemas and do your enemas until clear, the bathroom smells quite pleasant when you leave. (smile)

I stick to Ivory because it has the fewest "other "ingredients like perfume and dies that I don't need inside me. Dove does have perfume.

Have used Dove on a number of occasions. They sell one that is fairly plain with less perfumes and dyes so you could use that for your enemas. personally, I like it even though it is a bit stronger because of its fasting acting and it does make the bathroom a bit more pleasant after evacuation

I thought Dove was "not perfumed, not coloured, just kind" - or is that another brand?

Dove does not contain detergents so it cannot legally be labeled as a soap. It is called a beauty bar and contains moisturizers and fragrance.

If you have sensitive skin or a sensitive digestive system, you may not want to use Dove for enemas. You would be better off using something mild like a goats milk soap that has no dyes or perfumes.

Dianne

Squidgi, Dove is perfumed and colored so it isn't the brand you're thinking of. A Google search revealed Simple Nourishing Body Wash as the brand that is not perfumed, not coloured, just kind.