Types of enemas you have taken

I love to take all types of enemas.

What types have you taken?

With Ivory soapsuds, who needs anything else.

Warm water, cold water, ivory soap, Dr.Bronner's Peppermint soap, glycerin, vegetable oil, olive oil, lavender, milk and molasses, and whatever is in those little disposable thingies

The first enema that I remember getting was a 1 pint saline enema ordered by the doctor and given by my mother with a bag at age 4 when I was constipated during a cold. During the following year or two my mother tried various enema solutions on the advice of my grandmother, several aunts, and some of my friends' mothers, including plain water, baking soda, salt and baking soda, and epsom salts, but she finally settled on using Ivory soap for most of my enemas since it seemed to do the best cleansing job. I also received some Fleet enemas for convenience when travelling, some small but very strong enemas of glycerine, epsom salts and hot water given with a bulb syringe (on the advice of my best friend's mother), several enemas using white liquid soap (on the advice of the doctor), and enemas of soapsuds and turpentine as the final part of an annual worm treatment.

Warm water, cool water, salt & baking soda in warm water, epsom salts, olive oil, mineral oil, milk & molasses, Aloe Vera with coconut milk and honey....and perhaps some others that I can't recall.

When I need a good cleanout, I take Epsom Salt and soapsuds together, in the same enema. In knee-chest position, a 3-qt ESS retained 15 minutes gives excellent results.

I have done plain warm water, but for a decent clean out I have done both Ivory and Dr. Bronner's castile soap. A good comfortable and soothing enema such as I take during PMS days is baking soda.

Through the years we have taken many types: Plain warm water: Soapsuds using Ivory or Dr. Bronners liquid Castile baby soap; Saline, 1-Teaspoon of sea salt to 1-quart or liter of water; Baking soda 1-tablespoon to 1-quart or liter; Salt and soda, 1-teaspoon sea salt and 1-tablespoon of baking soda per quart or liter; Coffee, using double the amount brewed for drinking: Chamomile tea for retention, 6-tea bags steeped for 15 minutes in a pint of simmering water then gently squeezed out then cooled to 103-F with warn water making up 1-quart of enema; Catnip tea; steeping 6-tablespoons if catnip in a unbleached muslin bag the same as the Chamomile tea enema;

Mayo, The Mayo is a very reactive enema. The quantity is small and it must be taken rapidly. It consists of: 1/2 cup of granulated sugar dissolved in a pint (16-ounces) of warm (105-F) water and 1/4 cup of baking soda.First be sure that the sugar is well dissolved in the pan before pouring into the bag or can, the baking soda is added and mixed into the sugar water immediately before injection. I flow a little of the sugar water through the hose to remove air, put in the nozzle or colon tube and then add the baking soda to the bag and give it a good shake or if using a can a good stir to quickly dissolve the soda, then hang the bag or can high and take the enema rapidly (1-minute or less) and get it as high in the colon as possible.

To accomplish the high injection the enema is best taken in the knee-chest position and if your skilled in its use, use an 18-inch, F-30 or larger rectal tube inserted as far as you can before starting the flow, then open the clamp and if you can, continue the tube insertion all the way in without forcing as the enema flows in. This will insure a high enema that will do its best work. If you don’t have a rectal tube then use the longest nozzle you have so the injection is as close to the top of you rectum and turn into the Sigmoid colon as possible.

Of course if you have someone who can administer the enema to you than you can relax and leave the work to them. When the enema is in remove the tube or nozzle, its thin diameter will lend nothing toward helping your retention however a thick butt plug will give you something to bear down on and can be of a help.

You’ll feel the enema working immediately and it will provide a strong reaction with a lot of pressure. The sugar, soda and water combination generates a lot of gas and the pressure resulting from it initiates a strong peristaltic reaction. If you can, hold the enema for 5-minutes you will have done well. The longer the hold, the better the enema will work.

For some people the reaction from this enema can last for several hours and you may wish to follow it up with one or two saline rinse enemas to help calm things down, don’t put more soda water in yourself. Plan on spending a full evening or up to half a day. Oh, and one other little piece of advice, take the enema close to the potty, you will need to use it in very short order.

Finally: Acidophilus enema, 4-tablespoons of Probiotic yogurt in 2-quarts of warm water and retained for at least 10-minutes. We take these early Monday morning after one of our monthly, and occasionally twice a month, weekend enema sessions that usually start Friday evening and ending Sunday evening, we each take/give to each other from 8 to 10 enemas and need to safely restore the Acidophilus bacteria in our colons.

Marvin & Marlene

Thanks to our member Steven S., I learned about dissolving Dulcolax tabs in the water, injecting and holding about 8 min. You can use one or two quarts and it will blast out the entire colon. I take the Dulcolax in an 8 oz. bulb and follow immediately with a bag to push it up high. Everything will come out with little control on my part. It's unstoppable. I use 4 tabs of Dulcolax dissolved in the bulb syringe.

Tap water, coffee, soap sud, glycerin, water with vinegar, senna leaves, salt solution, rosemary, lime blosson, different herbal teas,..

Far from everything. There are some things I don't want to try anyway, because they seem a bit risky to me.

Good Hot & Soapy (Ivory, baby shampoo, Dr Bonners) aLL WORK WELL

I like most, I suppose. I am not one for 'punishment' enemas, nor do I think I would like filling my bowel with mayonnaise, molasses or milk. I would skip sugary things too…

Soaps, teas, herbal remedies, salt and soda. These are my choices. Warm to cool water, depending on the weather.

I take enema for pleasure and enjoyment, so I tend to lean towards solutions that are comfortable or user friendly. Catnip tea is a great little enema for stress relief!

I prefer herbal enemas made from tinctures supplied by my lovely colon hygienist. These include Wild Yam, German Chamonile - very soothing, Combination Enema Herbs (burdock root, raspberry leaf, red clover, yellow dock and wild yam) - very effective and a parasite cleanse mix. I use around 15 ml of tincture in two litres of water. I'll also use a sea salt and peppermint mix when rinsing and occasionally Ivory soap.. .It is SOOOO nice to be really clean.

I have done warm tap water, ivory soap, dr. bronners peppermint, mineral oil, glycerin, clarkia and a few others.

Plain water, Soapy water, Fleet, liquid glycerin, coffee, milk (both warm & cold), barium, yogurt, herbal chlorophyll, saline and finally wine.

My favorite these days is a 3 enema combo starting with a bit of castile soap to empty out, coffee to retain, followed by plain water for a rinse.

I have also used J&J Baby Wash, Neutrogena (clear amber bar) and Ivory. Of those, Ivory is my least favorite as it is the harshest.

I tried chamomile tea, and milk.

In my younger days I played with wine, the first time with a rather comical result, but now I much prefer to drink the wine and then put something less expensive in my butt.

I am not into cramps and pain so the M&M and others like it do not interest me.

I must have tried about everything over the years. Mild soap and baking soda - can take pretty big volume and hold it without much discomfort. Plain water from cold to very warm (115F). Baking soda only for a very slow enema going for volume. Tried the "M&M" (molasses and milk) once - that was enough! Gut wrenching and voluminous evacuation! What a mess! Generally into something more subtle, but have tried a regular garden hose for heavy flushing and many unusual nozzles including the ct-122 and psp from silicone nozzles - see my gallery posts.

Well, I suppose my tastes are somewhat vanilla in comparison with many of you! I have done the "soapy" using either Dr. Bronner's (various varieties) or Ivory soap, saline and saline with baking soda. And I have tried the Mayo twice that Marlene and Marvin contributed....talk about a wild ride!

For the most part, I'm just a salt and soda girl with an occasional soapsuds enema to spice things up a bit!

Have fun...and by all means...play safe!

Deb

Mostly just tap water, sometimes with salt or baking soda. Dr. Bonner's soap is great for a full clean out.

Ivory soap is a favorite, also Neutrogena, castile and a few others. Also baby shampoo and Dr. Bronner's. Plain water, of course, I tried beer once, also coffee once or twice. Also baking soda and epsom salts. I've probably tried a few other concoctions over the years. But, I keep coming back to the Ivory!

Jon

When I'm bound up, I used the Castile soap packets from a medical supply for several years. Then Dr. Bronners. Lately Conti Castile with olive oil. A good stress reliever for me is mixing baking soda and sea salt, which also gets at occasional bloating. Tried Chamomile tea a could of times and did feel relaxed. Prep takes time so I brewed in advance and kept in fridge. Once needed a warmed oil retention given by a nurse before getting a large SSE. That was years ago in my 20s. (My intro to serious enema treatments.) My colon therapist has given me probiotics during the colonic or afterwards as a retention enema, using a plunger syringe and a soft tube. Sorry, no experimenting with wine, beer, anything alcoholic, M&M or other solution that I'd be afraid of .

Vicky, I'm with you on the warm water. The exotic enemas that are being consumed on this website, scare me. People after the 4 to 6 quarts enemas , frighten me.

Do you notice that we seldom here about the person that had a bad experience? With some of the concoctions that some people try, and some of the equipment that they use, one could wonder if someone is getting hurt, and/or maybe killing themselves by accident. Obviously, we will not hear from them.

My watch words are safe, sane consensual, and non-exploitive; and, I've never done anything to a woman that I've not practiced on myself until I developed a proficiency with a procedure. That is, save and except for anything to do with a pudendum. Fortuitously, I've had women friends in my early formative training period, that helped me. I have medical text book, and nursing manuals, so I have good educational and reference material. Knowledge is power!

Take care, and have a gr8 week.

Hermann

Hermann--I have used ice cold tap water, cold tap water, and warm tap water, and I have not noticed any difference in effects. In fact, the only time I can tell the difference in temperature is when I am expelling it. I used to put salt in the water, but decided it was not worth the expense and quit. I have never tired the various other things people mention, and I do not think that I will because I get the results and enjoyment with my four quarts of plain water.

hankb

Trying to remember...

Recipes: Plain water, soapsuds (Ivory or baby shampoo, Doc Bronner's too), catnip (no big deal), tea (n big deal), coffee (no big deal), wine (one of my favorites),Scotch or vodka (my rectum can't differentiate them from wine), M&M (my worst enema ever - never again!).

Types: for sickness, for health, for fun, for discipline, for punishment (a tad different than for discipline) and for role play, and just because I wanted one.

3 different Soaps, Ice cold water, Hot water, Hot water with 10 suppositories in my ass prior to enema for 30 min, Piss enema, Coffee, Alcohol, Alka Seltzer, Milk.

Two i always wanted to try was milk/molasses, and Diet coke with mentos.

I've taken soap enemas, wine enemas, vodka enemas, beer enemas!!!

Mild soap, love baking soda, occasional urine, milk, sometime a lil virgin olive oil.....coffee, green tea......

Ivory and Epsom salt and coffee vodka enemas

Pretty much warn water, sometimes sea salt, castile soap. Did try ice water and coffee. All and all 99% of the time it's just two quarts warm water. Been wanting to try wine but too scared to try, don't know the correct mixture and have read some scary stories using alcohol. I am very happy with my 2 qt warm water enemas