Temp play enema

I always leave my "charges" guessing by sometimes using warm water and sometimes using cold water. They never know what they're going to get until they feel it inside them.

Oh I would love that!

Never done the water temp play but that is a great idea. I have done chilled (freezer) or pre-warmed nozzle insertion though - probably not for everyone but I would recommend its worth a try . . And I suppose one could match the nozzle temp with the water temp !!

That's where a metal nozzle can be nice, transfers the cool and warm feel to the rectum area. But don't want to have the water too hot so that the nozzle gets too hot and causes tissue problems.

At this time of the year (Fall), I love to crack the window about an 1" to 2" wide. Taking the warm comforter off my Lady's body on the bed, leaving just the bed sheet draped over her while I'm hanging the bag. She'll usually complain a bit about being cold from this. I'll coax her. Soon afterwards I'll insert a cool room temperatured aluminum silver bullet type of nozzle. Then she'll really groan from the cool insertion of the aluminum nozzle. But I quickly release the hose clamp, sending very warm soapy water into her bottom. Shortly thereafter her mood swings directly into the other direction. And the enema becomes pleasurably intense for her. More so than it would have if had not given her the chill previously.

Changing the temp is good therapy for me. If I thought I was cleaned out, I switch to cooler water for a bit, and then back to warm water. That gets things really flowing for me!

I generally find a cold water enema to be be easier to accept than hot water. If it is too cold though it becomes very difficult.

I just dont seem able to hold cold ons and much prefer a nice warm on. the very best one for me is a warm one given when lying deep in a nice warm bath. The water needs to cover my belly

I've had that done to me as well. It's sort of nerve wrecking, but in a good way. 😃

I like mine about 80 to 100 degrees F. (27 to 38 C.). Cold water cramps and I've read that it's medically inadvisable to go above 100 degrees F.