Types of enemas you have taken

Most of the enemas I take are ivory soap suds, or Dr. Bronners peppermint castile soap. Plain water, and other types just seem to upset my system enough to make me go only a little, but worst a lot of enema gets stuck. Them a lot of time is needed to expel the rest. Maybe other are different but I just don't feel cleaned out without soap.

Dr. Bonner's

Glycerine

Plain water

Coffee

J&J baby shampoo

Ivory soap

Fleet

Cum (my favorite)

I usually take plain warm water enemas. I sometimes add salt to help stop the frequent urination after since I take large capacity enemas. I have tried soaps very rarely. I have also tried cooking oil enemas, but only a couple of times.

Bill

I started by copying what my mother used, Ivory soap solution. During those early self-administering days I also tried table salt and mineral oil, having read about them in a childcare book my mother had. Fortunately I used a disposable enema bag for that and not my mother's syringe. Made a mess with the oil.

Came late to baking soda, Nancy turned me on to using it about 25 years ago.

Coffee, chamomile tea, Dr. bronner's peppermint soap, yogurt and milk, tap water and distilled water, valarian tea to sleep, ginsing tea, peppermint tea and other herbal teas - all of which did nothing discernable.

Tried a Fleet enema a couple of times and did not like the burn.

Presently use baking soda and soap for my enemas.

My parents gave me soap enemas when I was young, but I only do plain tap water.

hankb

I mostly use warm tap water. But I also did:

Soapy

Beer

White wine

Fleet

Soda and/or salt

Psyllium

I had no idea there were so many options for enemas. I've mostly done warm tap water with soda and salt. I did try J&J baby shampoo once and it thoroughly cleaned my colon!

I'm not so sure I'd try some of these other recipes except for maybe coffe, at least not without further study.

I have tried tap water and soapy enemas with Ivory bar soap. I wouldn't mind trying a yogurt enema someday.

Usually just warm tap water with a bit of salt. If I'm moderately constipated, I'll add a few teaspoons of Dr. Bonner's Almond Castile soap. Only once, have I tried a Milk and Molasses enema trying to cure a fecal impaction.

. . . . Only once, have I tried a Milk and Molasses enema trying to cure a fecal impaction.

You do NOT need fancy recipes to break fecal impactions.

Plain water will do that.

Ivory soap and mineral oil as a toddler

Warm water

Vinegar Douche a couple of times

M&M with no result

Beer, wine or diluted vodka instant drunk

Volcano, i.e. vinegar and baking soda

Mayo

S&SE

Air!

Open and Closed tube hydrotherapy, always feel good afterward

48 inch colon tube with water. Don't leave home with out your "Tube!"

Fleet! Not recommended!

These are a sampling of the types of enemas using thousands of gallons of water to pass through my colon. Reasons for these enemas usually fall into three categories which are health, hygiene and pleasure. I like pleasure best. I try not to miss my daily enema because an enema a day keeps the Doctor away!

Plain Water

6 oz mineral oil followed by 2 qt plain water

Water and soap

milk and molasses ( very extreme expulsion and gas for hours)

Vinegar and baking soda

Fleet (and I do not like them)

Glycerin and water

Tap water

mineral oil

baby oil

vegetable oil

Healthymale6446: You mentioned aloe vera enema. What was it like?

For many years I've taken only soapy enemas with Dr. Bronner's Peppermint Castile Soap with Epsom salts added. However, in my late 20's and early '30's, during my "wild child better living through chemistry" phase, I took many beer or vodka enemas!!!

Piper, I'd stay with the mild to moderate solutions since you are new to our fetish. Plain water, baking soda, saline, some mild soap like J & J Baby Wash. I'd wait to try stronger solutions like Dr. B's, Ivory and the more stimulating items. Definitely stay away from alcohol, Mayo M&M, or dissolved Dulcolax tabs ( and also Susie's brutal mixture) Wait to try glycerin enemas also,

The following I've used:

Soapy water (dr. broners, castile)

Plain water

Salt water

Coffee

Fleet

Fleet mineral oil

Fleet naturals

Coffee

Colonic

Glycerine and water

M & M

Childhood enemas: soapy water

As an adult:

tap water or filtered water

salty water or salt & soda water

fleet enema in the hospital

water with a jigger of Blackberry Brandy (more than once)

Mineral oil

Tap water

Soap suds

Generally, I just stick with saline enemas, one teaspoon of salt to one quart of water. Occasionally I will substitute a tsp. of bicarbonate of soda for the salt, or mix the two using the same volume/quart. Maybe plain vanilla to some, but it remains very comfortable for me. Pleasure is the rule.

For me I just use plain warm tap water, but sometimes I will use a little ivory soap for a better cleanse. I have also uses baking soda and salt that doesn't cause to much cramping. Because I'm one who likes the pain of cramps. My Mom when I was younger used alot of soap causing me to cramp up real bad.

Plain tap water (cold, warm, VERY warm but not above 106F)

Ice water (Cramp lovers' delight)

Coffee black & undiluted (cooled to 105F)

Ivory soap ( mild to very strong solutions)

Dr. Bronner's (peppermint & plain)

Hydrogen peroxide ( 1:10 solution)

Bisacodyl

Fleet Saline

Fleet mineral oil

Full qt of mineral oil (WAY messy!)

Salt water

Salt & baking soda (VERY comfy)

Senna tea

Cascara sagrada tea

Senna & cascara sagrada tea (Cramp lovers' delight)

Glycerin

Glycerin soap

Milk

Milk & molasses using a douche nozzle into rectum (some cramping after 15 minutes)

Milk & molasses introduced high in the colon near the caecum with a 42Fr colon tube (Death might be preferable to the cramps!)

Yogurt

Vodka (60 proof diluted to 1:10 with distilled water)

Champagne (She shoved the bottle up my derriere and shook it! Lots of cramps, instant buzz!)

Caution: If you experiment with alcohol, be sure it is very dilute, and ALWAYS have a friend handy.

water with a jigger of Blackberry Brandy (more than once)

I like that Sally, might have to try that sometime.

Fleet

Glycerin and water

Bronner

Ivory

Baking soda

Dream about punishment with some exotic solutions by a hot domme, nurse or mommy.

Dear LaxMe,

You will have excellent results with AloeVera .

Buy it in a square gallon jug from WallMart.

Start with half filtered water and half Aloe Vera in a very slow comfy happy enema time. Warm it to 105F. Some will add in a couple heaping table spoons of soda, or 3 to a gallon of solution, which is also comforting. A few drops of essence of lavender with a drop of body-wash soap and mixed into a very thin liquid solution before dropping into your treatment kit has a calming and nurturing sensation as well. As you gain confidence in what you are doing for yourself, you may test straight AloeVera from the jug, but always warm it, never cook it. Never let an enema exceed 108F. Be safe as a newbe, use a digital cooking thermometer, any time you warm your happy solutions. Also if your solution falls below 100F, you might tend to tense up a little more and experience a cooling sensation right a way.

Aloe Vera is definitely an over all soothing treatment that will leave you much better than before you allowed it to trickle into your needy back side.

Well I have tried a few in my days.

I have tried the M&M enema, which can be particularly fun. And you do not need a large volume of either. I use 4 oz of milk and 4 oz of molasses.

For solutions, I have used Peppermint Dr Bronners, Ivory bar melted in water and very effective, Baking soda and salt, which I usually use for the final rinse enema, but my general purpose everyday use, I use Dr Bronners plain castile soap in 2 qts of water.

For a variety of enema administration, I have used the Higginson pump, which is pretty fun. The bulb can be nice to have, especially when you are on vacation and get constipated and need to get back on track.

But again, my everyday go to is the trusty 2 qt drug store bag. They are inexpensive, and readily available. I fill it with a capfull of Dr Bronners plain castile soap.

Soap, salt, mineral oil, beer, vodka, wine, coffee.

Plain water, soda/water, soap/water, coffee.

Isotonic salt solution with soap, plain water, chamomille tea

I've tried well over 30 recipes, I like to experiment.