Temperature and what to watch for

Being an enema virgin up until a few days ago I need advice please? What should the temperature be for my solution? I am concerned about hurting myself with too hot or too cold if that is possible.

In the neighborhood of "body temperature". 98-101.

ANY temperature from 40 to 110 degrees is fine. It is a matter of finding what turns you on at any given time. As a newbie, you might want to stick with something close to body temperature--95-105 degrees.

I like mine between 60 and 110, usually between 90 and 110 depending on my mood.

The cool temperatures (60-70 degrees) can be fun because you can really feel them as they make their way around the curves of your colon and that is a neat sensation.

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I enjoy taking hot enemas with a temperature of around 110 and always use a thermometer to test the temperature before filling my red bag!

The warmer and closer to body temperature, the more comfortable it is going in. Max 110F, as said below. I typically use the back of my hand as a guage. If it is too hot or too cold for the back of your hand, then the temp is off. Also, keep in mind that the bag cools as it hangs and also the water does cool just a tad with the temperature transfer as it flows.

Temperature is a personal thing. Sub enjoys a warmer enema, but hates icy enemas. To each their own. I hope you have fun finding your exciting temperature .😁

I go with moderately warm water. Not a chance taken in any way is acceptable to me. The last thing manay of us would want I think is to tell a medical professional what our play is. At least thats my story and I am sticking to it!

I always used the 'back of hand' test for warm water in the enema bag. But recently I started using a digital thermometer set up and keep the temp between 103 and 106. This is VERY comfortable and helps me avoid cramps. After a series of warm enemas I occasionally enjoy a cold one. I feel the water going in easier this way.

I always fill the bag with solution at temperature between 100 and 104F.

Start your first few enemas at body temperature, about 100 deg F. (An easy way to check is to pee on your finger and match that to the water temperature in the bag.). Later try varying the temperature to colder and see how that feels. Or go warmer, but be careful about getting too hot, or you may damage your insides. Finally try half cold, then half hot. The cold water numbs your insides and the hot water makes you feel so good, after the cold, that you want to take even more. But do not make it too hot.

I invested in a digital thermometer and I love it! I enjoy my soapy enemas a little warmer, around 107F, my rinses at about 103 and my final in a three enema series as it comes from the cold tap...which is always exciting!

Deb

For me, I like to stay very much in the warm range. It seems to relax my colon and I get the best results for cleaning my colon comfortably. My general rule of thumb is to make the water hot enough to feel good when it is inside but not too hot that it hurts (burning sensation on your anus) when you expel.

.......but then, I nice cool enema on a hot day, particularly after I've been working and I'm a bit hot and sweaty is really a nice way to relax and cool off. The sensations are great.

I'm finding that 110 F is my sweet-spot

Warm, but NOT HOT to the touch of the person getting the enema!

I found this inexpensive thermometer at Bed, Bath & Beyond.

While I could fill my bag with cooler water and be closer to my target. I prefer to fill it with hotter water then let it cool down naturally. Something about the anticipation and waiting - maybe having a smoke or reading a few posts on Zity - I find satisfying.

110º F seems to be the sweet spot for me when I want a pleasurable hot enema. I like cooler enemas once in a while, but have not experimented much to find what cool temps are the most pleasurable.

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First has to be hot soapy one followed by cooler rinses

The best temperature is between 104 and 110. Any warmer is scalding and less is too cold especially less than 90.