Antibacterials, mouthwash or sanitizers

I love a half cup of scope mouthwash to my enema for a nice tingle on the expel.

Susana,

The concept of using a mouthwash at the opposite end, anally, seems to be a positive idea if you want to smell fresh and not be offensive to the person that comes to kiss that orifice, or more. However, I do have a concern for the chemicals components of mouthwashes in general, and what they can do to sensitive tissues in the rectum, and the lower colon.

It is likely that we have knowledgeable experts on the website, so let's give a 'read' to the responses,

Kindly... Hermann

Many mouthwashes have various antiseptics which can destroy colonic flora if in high enough concentration. Also, many mouthwashes have alcohol, as high as 25% = 50 proof, and depending on how much you use, you can get drunk. Use alcoholic enemas responsibly. Don't enema and drive 😁 😁 😁 😁 or partake if you are taking care of children or other people.

Is half a cap of mouthwash likely to be a safe amount then?

Also is there anything on the ingrediants list we should look out to avoid if trying this ourselves?

Has anyone used mouthwash. I use it occasionally in an 8 oz. bulb syringe with some soap.

It has a little sting to it too.

Mouthwashes are probably NOT a good idea to use as an enema.

They contain antibacterial agents which will kill off components of your intestinal flora---not a good idea.

The alcohol content, which depending on your brand can be 0.0 to over 25% is also a bit srong.

Susan is right. I also never use any antibacterial soaps either. They will alter the bowel flora and could mess you up for awhile. I have enough trouble with C.Diff. & antibiotics now. I have to take Flagyl with Cipro usually for URI's. The sting Zenema refers to is the alcohol. I tried dilute vodka once and it was also stinging, even at a low concentration. Stick with water, add soap, salt, etc.If you want a change of feel, use Vick's Vapo Rub as your lube; it's pleasant menthol and is nice and cool.

Not only are the antibacterial agents bad for you, there is too much alcohol. You could easily get alcohol poisoning that way.

Hey Susie,

I've used 2 tablespoons of listerine in my 2 quart enemas on occasion and so far it feels great and I feel "fresh". I do see your point about the antibacterial properties killing all you intestinal flora so I usually take 2 good probiotic pills afterwards. So far so good...

Now with that said I would NEVER do an enema that consists mostly of mouth wash. My guess is that it would leave you with an extremely irritated colon for the next few days at best and in the hospital at worst. Keep it at 2 tablespoons and you should be fine.

Susie what are your thoughts on a mouth wash enema consisting of more than 50% mouth wash???

This thread reminds me of the wisecrack after someone lets loose a fart.

"Your voice is getting deeper, but your breath smells the same!" 😁

I forgot that I posted this. I really didn't think too much about using a small amount of mouthwash. Thanks for the info, I guess that recipe is down the tubes (pun intended).

I used to flush my bag with mouthwash in a pinch - but always rinsed it out well! Probably a bad idea for an Enema solution.

Does anybody know about using hand sanitizer to substitute for a soap suds enema and the danger if you use it?

Sounds like a bad idea to me - hand sanitizers would contain all manner of chemicals not present in ivory or unscented glycerin based soaps, possibly including antibacterials, which could seriously disrupt the balance of the bacteria so necessary for normal intestinal functioning. See nice comments.

Many hand sanitisers are also alcohol based.

Thanks for the feedback Amy. I was just curious cause of the chemicals in it like you were saying. That's why I wanted to post on the subject if anybody knew about using it before I did anything stupid. I like to remember always safety first. Again thanks for the info.

You do not want to use antiseptics of any kind. You do not want to kill off your colonic bacteria. They keep pathologic species in check. If you try to disinfect your colon, you could end up with severe infections of unfriendly bacteria.

NO, NO, NO, and not even then. Many too many chemicals for fragrance, texture, etc. You wipe out the good bacteria in your bowel and open yourself up for a good case of C.diff.

Just stick to simple things like Ivory, Glycerin, Epsom Salt, M&M, etc.

Thanks for the info everyone, that's why I am a member of this site. Cause if you have any questions about this fetish that you are not sure about you can get some true answers about what you are curious about before you do anything stupid. Thanks again, and everyone keep having fun and be safe.

You sound like potential Darwin Award material!!

LisaK, ???

I've used a small amount of mouthwash in an enema that I'm not going to retain. I'll put it in cool water, hang the bag high, and take it standing up. I only allow the water to fill my rectum, not go into my colon. When I feel full, I expel immediately. It leaves my rectum and anus feeling very clean and fresh and ready for anal play. I would never take an enema with mouthwash that I would into my colon.

I am so glad that I discovered this topic.

I am a Playdoctor and one of my young Male Patients requested that I either douche him or give him an enema consisting of Mouthwash and a squeeze of toothpaste prior to a thorough rectal exam.

After a good read through this thread, I have decided to stick with just plain old water.

The look on my patients faces of agony, ecstacy and sheer humiliation of an enema does it for me and wouldn't want to spoil things.