What's your favorite enema solution?

My favorite is baby shampoo and warm water solution. Cleans well and smells good making for a very pleasant enema experience!

Warm water & Epsom Salts is my go-to recipe. It doesn't cause immediate urges, and, when the urges arrive the clean-out is a real work-out for me over a near-24 hour period. I like the suspense! ?

Castile Soap is another favorite, but it acts too fast. I don't mind the gentle sting, but where's the suspense?

I've never tried combinations, but this thread has me thinking of trying Epsom Salts with Castile Soap. Maybe this evening since it's been awhile since my last one. ?

My favorite enema solution is a Damiana leaf powder and warm water enema which creates sensual and erotic feelings. I always get a hard erection when I have this type of enema and use a red enema bag with a two foot long colon tube, instead of an six inch standard enema nozzle, which can get clogged up by the herbal enema solution.

My favorite solution is water and lemon juice. It does an effective job at getting a good cleanse, and I'm fine with having to battle some cramping along the way.

I've never tried combinations, but this thread has me thinking of trying Epsom Salts with Castile Soap. Maybe this evening since it's been awhile since my last one. ?

That’s not a good combination. The soap and the Epsom salts react chemically, producing an insoluble magnesium soap which may clog your equipment but has no other effect. (Epsom salts is magnesium sulphate.)

For a combination that works you could try soap and glycerine, glycerine and Epsom salts, many others.

That’s not a good combination. The soap and the Epsom salts react chemically, producing an insoluble magnesium soap which may clog your equipment but has no other effect. (Epsom salts is magnesium sulphate.)

For a combination that works you could try soap and glycerine, glycerine and Epsom salts, many others.

If you want to have Epsom salts and a surfactant in the same enema use a SAFE detergent - baby shampoo or docusate (Colace). They won't react with the Mg2+ the way soap will.

I prefer a mix of Epsom salts and glycerine in water. I limit the glycerin to prevent cramping.

I really want a series of enemas. Three quarts of peppermint castile soap followed by one three quart sea salt cleanout and a four quart salty one to make sure I'm ready. Then three and a half quarts of coffee with a half pint of vodka for an extended session of playtime. I'm so in need of an enema!!

If "Favorite" is defined as your "Default" or "Go To" enema it's soapsuds.

If your definition of "Favorite" is what I use the most, again, soapsuds.

If "Favorite" is defined as your "Default" or "Go To" enema it's soapsuds.

If your definition of "Favorite" is what I use the most, again, soapsuds.

And when it comes to soapsuds, the original Ivory bar soap is both my default and favorite!

I have a question about gut flora. If you take frequent enemas, does that strip away your gut flora and, if so, should you take probiotics to replace it. Haven't seen any mention of that here.

For a time I was taking strong soapy enema every day for some time and never had any problems that I could tell. I too worried about the soap messing up the balance of things in my gut as well as affecting absorption of nutrients. I do wonder if all the enemas I've taken caused me to have belly a bit larger than my body type, and in later years of getting inguinal hernial as I did do some large 3+ qt enemas.

My go to solution is soap suds, Ivory, J&J baby shampoo or Dr. Bronners peppermint. The J&J is the mildest and the Dr. Bronners is the strongest. What soap I us is determined by my mood.

I always keep coming back to soap! One of the ultimate experiences if I have the time, is to take a mineral or olive oil enema of 4-6 ounces in the evening, and hold it all night. Then, the next morning, take 3 soapsuds enemas, each larger than the previous. The oil softens everything up and coats the colon lining, so the enema comes out in the most wonderful, gentle rush, with no cramping at all. But, you have to take 3 large soapy enemas to get all the oil out, or you will leak for hours afterward.

Jon

After trying many different additives, I keep coming back to plain water 75 percent. 1 in 10 is J&J shampoo - very soothing or sometimes Ivory for nostalgia and 15 percent is coffee - love it!! Of course these are estimates but fairly close. Not one for heavy duty cramps, etc. Deb said it best - enemas are supposed to be enjoyable and Susie said: it's not a race, it's an enema. Well done ladies.

Chamomile, Chamomile, Chamomile, and more Chamomile that would be number One!

Then would be other herbal infusions.

Enemas which produce severe cramping, such as milk/molasses would be least favorite.

My favorite enema solution is any solution that nurse/s who gives me enemas picks herself!

I like getting enemas, so any solution feels great, as long it does not cause cramps or very messy expulsions.

My complete favorite is a soy milk mix soy yogurt mix ...

After a deep cleaning,,,,

My wife learned about how soy will increase your estrogen so started giving them to me

She will heat up milk and yogurt together as thick as possible to flow through enema tube;;;

The feeling of this enema is very different going in and out ...

Yes you will have some gas after but truly amazing,,,,

I always keep coming back to soap! One of the ultimate experiences if I have the time, is to take a mineral or olive oil enema of 4-6 ounces in the evening, and hold it all night. Then, the next morning, take 3 soapsuds enemas, each larger than the previous. The oil softens everything up and coats the colon lining, so the enema comes out in the most wonderful, gentle rush, with no cramping at all. But, you have to take 3 large soapy enemas to get all the oil out, or you will leak for hours afterward.

Jon

Cannot imagine the oil not leaking out and messing up the bed sheet. Once was enough for me with an oil enema - stained the back of my Dockers (pants)...

In my childhood it was decided for me; These were always extremely strong soap solutions that were simply terrible.

When I became a monster of perversion in my twenties and fell victim to enemas, I decided to try various tea blends. These accompanied me exclusively until some time ago.

At some point the urge to let my colon taste soap again became greater and greater. At the moment I'm loving this soap that I chose...

My all-time go-to enema solution is a strong soapsuds enema with water tending to be very warm (almost hot) using lots of bars of soap. Always.

I’ll use one brand of soap for awhile then change it up. *variety keeps it interesting*. Different soaps, different smells and feelings- but all with great crampy results!

Salt & Baking Soda to taste, apply liberally while warm.

Hot water and salt every day, water and baking soda, coffee (I make them very rarely because preparing them is a hassle)

For me you cant beat Dr. Bronners peppermint and warm water followed by a rinse of plain water

I have a question about gut flora. If you take frequent enemas, does that strip away your gut flora and, if so, should you take probiotics to replace it.

I suppose that for your enemas you should avoid every sort of non natural additives. I know not from one warning to take for enemas a mild solution of a natural soap like ivory soap.

I am a strict traditionalist and use the traditional soap suds enema. I tend towards Ivory and actually keep an “enema soap” jar that consists of used small bars of soap and water in a pint Ball jar. When I get ready to take an enema I shake it up and then dump about half of it in the enema bag and refill it with hot water, give it a vigorous shake and stow it away until the next enema. I read somewhere that nurses used to do this with leftover bars of soap from patients rooms, but this was before my time. Regardless, I decided to incorporate it into my routine. Then I fill the bag with about 3 quarts of hot water, lay down on my back in the tub and let the good times flow. I also use Dr. Bronner’s Peppermint Castile soap on occasion and sometimes just tap water.

In terms of how often I do it because I like it, my favorite enema would be coffee. Next frequent would be plain warm water, and then a soapy enema if I feel the need for a cleaning. My choice of soap has changed over the years starting with castile because that is what was used in hospitals, so I thought it was the safest and most effective. I have since grown fond of J&J Baby Shampoo. I have never been a fan of Ivory. I have tried a few other things such as wine, milk, and such but am not into that type of thing.

My most common these days is a small volume tap water enema. These are quite frequent as a pre-emptive effort to start the day and diminish the need for a BM.

These enemas also pave the way for a larger volume enema, for a thorough cleanse such as soapsuds (Castle or Ivory from a slop jar) or coffee for retention.

Any enema can be a "favorite" under the right circumstances, but my least favorites are a M&M or phospho soda (Fleet) due to the method of action, and lack of comfort or stimulation, aside from an urgent need to poop.

A few swishes with mild bar soap like Conti with olive oil or J&J. Just enough to make the warm water a little milky but strong enough to move what needs to come out when I’m wanting some quiet time to give myself an enema.

A few swishes with mild bar soap like Conti with olive oil or J&J. Just enough to make the warm water a little milky but strong enough to move what needs to come out when I’m wanting some quiet time to give myself an enema.

@Vicki_V I love J & J Baby shampoo with a couple Tbsp's of baking soda to 2qts.