What's your favorite enema solution?

I have two favorites: 1.) Lots and lots of Ivory soap, and

2.) Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) enemas using two Tablespoons of ACV per quart of water, and I can also use 1/2 cup ACV to 3 quarts of water. I have to be careful on the amount of ACV. I've found, for instance, that 3/4 cups for 3 quarts usually brings on the feeling of Dry Heaves, that I don't care for. In the 1920's through 1950's 50% ACV and 50% water were recommended for eliminating parasites. I'm not sure what would happen to me if I were to try that strong a solution.

Apple cider vinegar enemas will clean you out like no other enema will. You will clean all the way to the cecum with them. Those with whom I've suggested trying ACV enemas have all said the same thing. One really gets cleaned out like nothing else will do.

ACV enemas are very crampy, but do not burn, and they raise the pH level in the colon as well.

Try it, you'll love it.

I have two. Baking Soda. The other is ivory bar soap . Both with warm water. Not too crampy and work everytime.

Good ole baking soda and water. gets the job done...

Good old salt, soda, and ivory will do it for me every time.

I've noticed mention of "Dr Bonners Peppermint soap" a few times and was wondering if this is a Liquid or Bar Soap?

I usually use them for punishment, so lately I've been taking a lot of cayenne ones or peppermint with ginger. Always large volume hung from 4-6 ft above.

I've noticed mention of "Dr Bronners Peppermint soap" a few times and was wondering if this is a Liquid or Bar Soap?

It is available in either in many stores. I usually just get the liquid as it is fairly concentrated and just simpler to use and store. I have used their bar soap on several occasions and made suppositories out of it. Both are of excellent quality, once you try a nice enema with the peppermint (One to two teaspoons per liter) you will love it!

I agree that Dr. Bronners peppermint soap makes for a very nice enema. In addition, it helps curb the odors associated with expulsion! Which reminds me...I need to get some!

Deb

Soapy water

At the moment: regular water and olive oil 😃

We still use Ivory bar soap and warm water. It was the same recipe that my mother used on us. It has always really worked so we don't argue with success.

The first bag, goat milk soap as it is mild and cramp free. The 2nd and 3rd bags, salt/soda and some essential oils. Some of the mentioned solutions I find here are not needed and potentially dangerous. unless you like to risk your health, get drunk or get severe cramps, that is.

To Popper42:

No, Epsom Salt is Epsom Salt. Been around since ancient times. Always been the same.

Plain water, a bit on the warm side, sometimes will add a touch of salt, other times a touch of dr bronners peppermint soap

Mostly use plain warm water, but if the weather is hot a quart of cold water does wonders to bring down the temperature.

After all the years, plain water.

Warmer in winter, cooler in summer.

Coffee, hot and strong and about two quarts worth with a little cold water to cool it down.

I prefer warm plain water sometimes I add aloe. I also use soap and water occasionaly but not that often anymore.

I have enjoyed water and baking soda a lot. I like my enemas very warm to hot all year long. The baking soda seems to make the water feel "slippery" and I believe I can get more water in me with baking soda in the water then just plain water.

I enjoy large enemas, so the warm to hot water seems to help me take more water, the baking soda in the water, as I said, seems to help be take more. I think baking soday in the water helps me to expel easier also.

I had an enema the other day that was just awesome. The water just flowed in very nice and it seemed like the bag emptied into me really fast. I got the whole bag in me in a very short time or so it seemed. I just stood there and the bag just emptied into me. I felt great.

I have tried soap, that is fine for the first couple of fillings, but I really like baking soda more than anything else. I have also tried epsom salts in the water. It works fine, I really prefer baking soda.

I have only ever used Granny's Natural Soap Flakes they are free from Perfumes Enzymes they are totally made of Natural Soap excellent for Enemas.

Regards Dave J

I prefer 4 quarts of hot water with Dr. Bronner's Peppermint castile soap and a table spoon or two of Epsom salts added!!! Very nice, very cleansing!!!

I prefer an enema with 0.2l red wine.

I use just plain tap water. It works fine for me.

hankb

I have used many different solutions in the past, but what is the most relaxing for me now is 1 or 2 J&J in 2-3 qts. of very warm water, followed by 1 or 2 baking soda and salt rinses and the last one using cool water.

A hot chamomile and baking soda enema is sooo soothing.

My favorite for many years has been a combination of fairly strong Ivory bar soap with a tbsp or two of baking soda in 3 quarts of very warm water. It has enough irritating properties to ensure a full expel with enough soda to slow down the water absorption. That said, I have recently been very pleased with J&J baby shampoo after reading about it here. I think J&J with baking soda may move into first place very soon. I really like the silky smooth lubrication the J&J provides!

My favorite is the old standby Ivory soapsuds. My childhood enemas from mom was always Ivory soap and were very effective.

I just use plain water

Saline or mild soap usually. I'll experiment now and then if something seems interesting from this group, but for relaxation, pleasure and erotic enhancement I fall back on salt and soap, sometimes with a clear rinse. I'm experimenting with glycerin a bit now since I've read about it here and like the idea of a lot of gurgling without painful cramps. That's exactly what occurred with my first one at 10%, and I enjoyed it. We'll see what happens as I slowly increase the concentration. I just had one two days ago of 2.5 Q of saline + Castile for 30 minutes. It was very pleasant, cleansing and erotic.

I like to use Dr. Bronner's Peppermint castile soap with some Epsom salts added!!! It makes a nice enema!!!