Types of enemas you have taken

Try again...plain water...Dr Bonners...ivory soap...baking soda and lemon juice...M&M....club soda and cinnamon oil...

Plain warm water, warm water and Ivory or Dr. Bronner's soap, or warm water and baking soda. Which on I use all depends on my particular need at the time.

I've only ever taken warm tap water with a little bit of salt. Might try it with some soap one day.

I use warm tap water with either Ivory, sea salt or baking soda. I've taken coffee enemas, but not regularly. I've tried a beer enema nice warm buz.

I've tried everything from garlic salt to grape jelly, milk and mayo to mac and cheese, but my favorite is just a plain salty, hot, 3qt. of tap water with baking soda. Makes my day go right.

Tap water, soapsuds, salt water, Fleet phosphate, Fleet mineral oil, Fleet bisacodyl, milk and molasses, microlax mini-enema, Fleet liquid glyerine "suppository," wine diluted in water.

Wow i guess i experimented a little bit,

Soap suds enemas

M & M

glycerin & salt

baking soda followed by lemon juice or vinegar

coffee

cold tap water

hot pepper tea

diet coke & mentos

fleets of different types

mineral oil

champagne

urine

- and i probably missed a few.

No regrets

I've taken a fair few, although I'm quite careful about safety, so that's steered me away from some of the more unusual solutions:

Warm water

Cold water

Isotonic salt water

Baking soda

Glycerin (50% small volume, and 10% large volume)

Dr Bronners soap (peppermint and unscented)

Large volume bisacodyl (from crushed tablets)

Large volume bisocodyl and soap

Mint tea (very refreshing)

Chamomile tea (very soothing)

Green tea (very strange - do not recommend)

Coffee (with/without salt and baking soda - prefer it with)

Methylcellulose solution (basically home-made KY jelly - it's cheaper than using a large volume of the real stuff)

Mostly plain water, occasionally with a bit of salt added. I've done all temps from very warm to pretty darn cool, but never ice water. Although my ex used to slide ice cubes in my ass. That's stimulating. I generally prefer my enemas on the cool side. About regular tap water temp.

I’m 77 years young and have taken many different enema solutions over the years. Here’s a partial listing:

• Plain water,

• Soapy water including the following soaps:

o Ivory bar and the original Ivory liquid Hand soap,

o Palmolive Original green dish washing soap, and Palmolive bath soap bar,

o Dr. Bronner’s Castile liquid and bar, various flavors,

o Camay,

o Irish Spring,

o Store brands of semi fancy soaps,

o Various brands of Glycerin Bar soaps,

• Milk and Molasses,

• Milk,

• Lemon Juice,

• Distilled Vinear,

• Apple Cider Vinegar, store brand and the expensive unfiltered AC vinegar,

• Salt,

• Salt and Soda,

• Epsom Salts,

• Epsom Salts and soapsuds,

• Tea,

• Catnip Tea, and

• Red wine once, never again. Much prefer drinking wine and fully enjoying it, and not getting very drunk with almost no effort.

I’m certain that the list is not complete; however, I’ve NEVER had an enema that I didn’t fully enjoy regardless of cramps. My favorite enema is an extremely soapy Dr. Bronner’s Liquid Castile soap. The stronger the better.

Mostly just plain water. Varying temps but nothing to extreme. Have done coffee enemas a few times. Still pretty new to it.

Well my list is kind of boring compared to some but here it is.

Plain warm water, what I use the most.

Plain cold water.

Saline water.

Ivory soap suds, my second favorite.

Coffee, I am not a big fan, felt like Cornhollio afterwards, must be why I do not drink coffee.

White wine, not a bad buzz and the only way to consume the Gallo brothers products.

Tap water, from temperatures from "room temperature" to "body temperature"

Same with addition of baking soda

Same with a little soap (seldom)

Once a strong "soapsuds" enema — obviously very efficient to trigger a reflex bowel movement, my anus/rectum started expelling the nozzle and solution on their own.

Soapy water

Soap suds

Hot oil

Glycerin

Milk and molasses

Glycerin

Dulcolax (dissolved tablets)

Dr. Bronners Mintsoap

Milk and molasses (only once)

Glycerin (frequently 50ml / 1l water)

And I always use a saltwater base solution

Plain tap water, Ivory and castile soaps. I have tried M&M, lemon juice, epson salts and alcohol enemas as well,

Normally (don't we wish) its a couple bars of ivory in the open top bag bag half full and baking soda, put hand in and stir vigourously to a suds, (a sound I will always remember from childhood) and then top up

But wait there's more!!

I have a higgenson squeezer on the hose (of course) and a few inches further down an inflator bulb "Tee"d into the line. Now get comfortable and repeadedly squeeze both at the same time It is the very definition of a real soapsuds enema!!

It would be so much better if someone else was doing the squeezing.😢

gdfru (and of course a retention nozzle).

Mostly plain warm water, but sometimes soapy enemas for a good purge, and coffee enemas are stimulating.

I have taken Soapy enemas,Glycerine and water enemas,Warm Water enemas,Olive Oil enemasand Coffee enemas.

To start with (always a good idea)...plain tap water, Sse w/Dr. bonners peppermint, Salt & Soda, Milk & Molasses (once!) beer (once!), all bags, a couple with 8 oz bulb, a couple with a Higgenson and a lot with the crappy plastic hospital 1500cc things, a few with Barium (about six, I think) and a couple with 'like-new' barium bags, conned outta the X-ray Department. I thinks that's about it.

I do NOT recommend beer OR the MIlk & Molasses!

the boxcar

Most of the time I am a solo enema experimenter. But sometimes the wife gets the need to pump me full while I play with her. A love enema should be slightly cooler.

Does this count? Solo vs love given are the two major enema types with great differences in pleasuring and comforting.

Often I will start and finish with water from a hand held water massage, sending the water in quickly and cleanly. "Shower wand" is convenient and is a "Get'ter Done!"

Boxcar is fond of Broner's Pepermint. I have also enjoyed the Broner's Lavender as a stress wash that can sometimes cause one to forgive and forget when you want to. Lavender into your partner when they are not too hep on the enema fun idea, might allow them to dream and sigh, and be glad.

SSE's (Ivory, J&J Baby Shampoo, & Castile soaps), Epsom Salts, olive oil (not worth the after-mess), M & M (explosive), Soda water (not worth it), salt & Baking soda in warm water, just plain water, coffee enemas, Aloe Vera, and Green Tea. J&J Baby Shampoo with a bit of salt are very soothing and effective, as are Epsom salts enemas. Dr. Bronners castile soaps are effective, but they're a bit more irritating than J & J Baby shampoo.

I usually use tap water and Ivory soap but I've also have use water and salt, water and baking soda, chamomile tea, catnip tea and just plain water. Never did glycerin but wanted to try it but too chicken to. Not really into intense cramping feeling, soap gives me a little bit of cramping but I can handle it.

Plain water, vinegar water, peppermint castille soap, coffee, ivory snow.

Most of my early enemas were plain water enemas. Later, Mom used ivory soap enemas on me. When I got out on my own, I have used ivory soap and water, baking soda, Epsom salt, baby shampoo, lemon juice with water and water and salt enemas. My favorite though is an enema that contains ivory soap and salt. The one that I would rather not ever have injected into me again is the lemon juice and water enema. Terrible cramps which brought about dry heaves and much sweating.

Only plain tap water.

hankb

Grew up on Ivory soap enemas and Ivory soap sticks still love them but had many castle soap , glycerine, baking soda, coffee, mint tea, sienna tea , saline , 1 and only 1 tea tree oil as two much oil was added and it burned like fire for days and all the saline rinses didn't help. Finally a naturalpathic friend suggested and administered 2 , 3 quart organic milk enemas and put out the fire.( Oils must always be added sparingly !) I'm sure there's more organic tea ones as they are very soothing and I was on a tea enema kick for a couple years lol

Sort of in order of most types of enema solutions taken to fewest types taken : Good old ivory soap suds, baking soda and salt, Dr. Bronners peppermint castile soap, plain water, other types of bar soap suds solution (just depending what was handy at the time), have tried some liquid soap solutions a few times (don't recommend it) , and just twice milk and molasses. First time I did the M&M it was a disaster. Only tried the second time to see if it would be any better and not much .Let's just say it was a failed experiment....LOL...And almost forgot the fleets! Never have tried any of the herbal or tea enemas or coffee or wine or beer or anything exotic.. Butt, who knows what the future holds.

80% of the time I use tap water, because of my radiation fried colon. But Have used Neutrogena liquid and bar soap, Kirk's Castile bar soap, J & J baby wash (one of my favorites), Dove bar soap, saline, baking soda, Massengill Powder, vinegar (one time only) and of course, Dr. B's Peppermint liquid. Also, dissolved Ducolax tabs and before I went back to my 12 step program, vodka and water, 50-50 in a pint of water. Baking soda is very easy on the colon, but I can't get it to expel. I've taken maybe 2-3 Fleets and stay away from them, as they cause "Charlie Horses" in my rectum for hours. Read about M & M enemas and have no desire to try them. Oh yeah, and a couple Fleet Oil Retention enemas (the gift that keeps on giving).

Coffee

Saltwater

Tap water (both cold and warm)

Fleet (phospho-soda, naturals, and mineral oil)

Sperm (both willingly and against my will.)

Summers eve douche

Peroxide and water

Urine

Glycerin and water

Soap and water(ivory and castile soap)

Milk and syrup (a.k.a. generic milk and

molasses.)