Question — Some Dishwashing liquids

I would like to ask a question about solutions here. I recently purchased a bottle of Ivory Concentrated Dishwashing liquid. I have tried it in 2 or 3 enemas because of the following statement found on the bottle: "Not for use in dishwashers. Keep out of reach of children. If ultra Ivory gets in eyes, rinse thoroughly with water. If swallowed, drink a glass of water to dilute." If I can drink it and not have to do anything but dilute it with water, then why shouldn't I be able to use it for enemas. It does seem to work as well as Ivory. A bottle of green works natural dishwashing liquid, free and clear has the same basic statements on it. I would like a consensus if possible on these two products. I also looked at a bottle of Polmolive (non-antibacterial). That DOES NOT have the drink and dilute statement on it. I would not use Polmolive, nor would I use anything "antibacterial." To me, using an antibacterial would definately kill all the bacteria in the colon. A NO NO! Thanks for your info.

Watch out for dishwashing and other detergents.

Many of them have proprietary ingredients that are not required to be listed on the label.

They also have enzymes and other ingredients that can do you harm.

I had an older displinarian who gave me a ivory liquid enema. It really hurt and i got a beating for leaking 1 drop. kevin(enema boy)

I agree with susie, (on this and almost all other issues,) dishwashing liquid is NOT MEANT to be taken internally. As susie said, it can have ingredients which are very irritating and can cause harm.

Stick with Dr. Bonner's if you want some safe tingling.

A lot of detergents and soaps are bad news for enemas, why would one venture outside of ivory or dr. bronners???? think about what u r doing, read ingredients, stay alive!!

I would not use them!!

Dish washing detergents are NOT SOAP!!!

They are engeneered chemical detergents formulated to dissolve bio-solids.

Like with laundry detergent, the suds are only put there to keep you from using too much. Women were schooled up to the 1970s to keep adding soap until they saw suds. So that meant they were going to do exactly that for generations to come, Some chemical had to be added to produce enough suds that they would STOP putting more in. At first the only cheap effective way to do that was with phosphate. That's what led to the water pollution issue with phosphate.

I never cease to be amazed at the attempted penny pinching when practicing our various fetishes.

We have fish tank tubing for catheterisation; garden hose for colon tubes; pens, pencils and brush handles for sounds; power controllers from model train sets for e-stim etc.

Now dishwasher and dishwashing fluids - whatever next?

Is there no regard for safety any more?

Dish washing liquids and detergents should never be used

There is a MAJOR difference between SOAPS and detergents.... I have used both and any dish washing detergent will cause you to feel like your intestines are being slowing removed from your body via the anus!! It is not a fun ride for me anymore!