What's your favorite enema solution?

One of the Penthouse Letters recounts the observance by a young man of his female cousin receiving a punishment enema from the Aunt. It was described as a milkey looking solution of hot water, soap, baking soda and mineral oil. I have tried this one, and find it has no benefit that can not be obtained from soap and water. It does have a downside in that any mineral oil that is not expelled at the toilet trickles out uncontrollably over the next several hours.

Hey, BamBam. I gotta ask. Can you describe the baking soda and vinegar thingy for me. It sounds awesome, but I don't know if I'm ready for that. Its sounds great thou. Curious, you know?

I have tried a lot of things over the years, but most times for a cleansing enema I used castile soap. Some of the disposable bags you buy have a packet of castile soap with them so I assume if you were to get an enema in the hospital, it would be with the castile soap. I usually have a bottle of Dr. Bronners around for that and it works pretty well.

But recently I have been using Johnson's Baby Head to Toe Wash. I read that here, and I must say it does a nice job of cleaning me out without burning or lingering after effects. Quite pleasant. You can get a small 3oz. bottle in the baby section of most drugstores or supermarkets for about $3. It is worth a try.

I use very warm water the most, mild soap, salt and coffee. I enjoy the crampy, sweaty, full feeling of hot soapy enemas, but only when I have time for a series ending with a big plain water flushing.

My favorite enema solution is plain warm water.

Bill

I take no enema bag on trips, customs etc. Often I first day not good at toilet. I have a nozzle that I can on a soda bottle and screwing it goes very well. It is a nozzle of a vaginal wash bottle. A.

One of my favorites that I haven't seen here yet us the old 1-2-3 enema. 1oz epsom salts, 2oz glycerine, 3oz warm water. Very fast, VERY effective.

I was given a few 1-2-3 enemas as a kid after my best friend's mother told my mother about giving them to him when she didn't have time to give him a large soapsuds enema. They certainly were VERY effective, irritating and hard to hold, which made them my LEAST favourite type of enema.

A mistress at one time was giving me an enema with a colon tube, she gave me about 1 qt first, then connected the standard enema nozzle to a colon tube, and ran the rest of the enema in. She clamped the colon tube while it was still inserted and removed the connecting nozzle. Next she had an 8 ounce syringe filled with with glycerin and attached that to the colon tube and injected the full 8 ounces! then used another syringe with warm water just to make sure the glycerin was all in me. She then announced, There! that should do it! and do it did! It was like adding nitro to glycerin, one of the few times I didn't make it to the bathroom! (I'm not proud of that fact!)

I hope she made you clean it up and gave you a blistering spanking! 😁 😁 😁

Until i found this site i used plain water. Since finding it, i have used Ivory, castile, and just recently used 3-4 saline packets for my netty pot in a 2 quart bag. I am getting partial to the netty pot solution. Feels good going in and no muss no fuss to mix.

I prefer Dr Bonner's peppermint and epsom salts

My favorite is Ivory, extra soapy. Like most folks I make my own mix.

Elaine (who has a batch awaiting for some time next week...oh boy..)

It depends because I really enjoy baking soda, but for a cleaning out Ivory is probably a bit better.

Ivory could be anything else, raised on it.

Plain water 2 to 4 quarts is my favorite

I guess I'm old-fashioned. I still like Ivory or Dr. Bonner's for S/S and salt & soda for rinse and/or doing a series without soap. Plain tap water is good butt one has to keep quantity low to avoid excessive obsorption.

the boxcar

My favorite is warm water with a little Ivory soap mixed in. I haven't tried much exotic stuff yet.

My favorite and old standby is a little Dr. Bronners peppermint. I always follow up with a salt and baking soda rinse. For other fun, I like the M&M enema, milk and molasses enema. I follow these up with salt and baking soda enemas too.

I know most of you are not a fan, but I have been taking wine enemas for over 20 years. I don't overdo the quantity, but use enough to get a nice buzz while I finish with a great estim finish. After expelling I sleep like the proverbial baby and wake up so refreshed with no hangover whatsoever. This is done sometimes once a week when I can find the time

Most times it's plain tap water, but lately I'm back to castile soap :Kirks mostly, then Dr.B's peppermint, J&J Baby Wash, Neutrogenia Liquid. Have also done Dove, Christine Amelong's goats milk soap Ivory Flakes and Ivory Body Wash once (that was enough for me). Also NaHCO3, saline and Massengill Powder once (no big deal).

Epsom salt in the bag first. Then a fairly thick syrupy solution of soapsuds half filling the bag. Then fill the bag the rest of the way with hot water. Let it mix, so the entire mixture is warm.

Hang the bag so that it will be just about 3ft above where your rosebud will be when in position. Use the knee-chest position. Retain 15 minutes.

Is any Epsom Salt good or does it have to be a special kind.

Dry white (cheap) wine. about 2 cups mixed with 2 cups of water and held for 20 minutes. have done that many times (too many time, actually) but do not dare do it again now.....once i start i will want to do it all the time again.

I've found a combination of Epsom Salts ( 2-3 Tbs/ 4qts) and either J&J Baby Sampoo or Dr.Bronners Castile soap (1 Tbs./ Qt) in warm water, makes very a very satisfying and enjoyable enema.

Warm water is hard to beat, but peppermint soap has quite a tingle to it. sea salt and baking soda good too. their all nice and relaxing.

I've tired plain water, chocolate, soaps of different ilks, some essential oils, and even olive oil. My current choice is a few tablespoons of epsom salts in warm water (my bag is a semi clear one gallon silicone bag). I like this one because I can take more without an urge to expell, and, when the urge strikes it flows without complications.

However, like many other concoctions, not all gets expelled the first go round. Most other recipes with lots of water don't wait to be expelled; the water is absorbed and I feel bloated with no recourse but to wait for things to settle down. The epsom salts prevent (I'm told) water absorbtion so it eventuall evacuates. One proof of this is that I enjoyed an enema earlier this morning and just before starting this reply, the remainder made its way out. It caused a pretty quick trip to the john.

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I just LOVE a strong coffee enema with a couple spoons of baking soda. Throw in some Ivory

and for me, it is heaven!!

I have been using for years only water with a spoonful of salt. Using soap may cause irritation of intestines. A.

I like a variety of enemas, mostly crampy is the best. Very soapy ivory or peppermint castile are the usual solutions. I have also tried M&M which is very crampy and glycerine and Epsom salts which is rapidly crampy. Of course all are followed with large volumes of water enemas with just a little salt added.