Rinse after soap enema

I usually just do my soap enema, and since I usually masturbate to ejaculation at some point in the process, I just feel too spent and content to do another clear-water enema. In fact, often if I can't control myself during masturbation while receiving an enema, after I cum I just stop the enema, hold it for a few minutes, and then release it on the toilet.

But I will try a final clear water enema again sometime and see how I like it.

Consider a special pleasure to take an enema of soap. It is totally different to putting only on water. I am not very assiduous to this method, and providing that I do it end making me different with clear water

I think it is a good idea though

If I've got plenty of time at home by meself, I'll generally do a good rinse (assuming I haven't climaxed by this time), but if time is an issue, I'll skip the rinses. I don't find any ill effects of doing so when using Dr. Bronner's Castile soaps.

I always do a rinse after a soapsuds enema. I worry that if I don't rinse I will have irritation and continued cramping afterwards. I also use it as an excuse to have another enema.

I almost always take a rinse enema after an Ivory soap enema.

If I am doing a soap enema, I always do one or more rinse enemas afterwards.

Hey, may I ask what positions do most users use for their rinse enemas? Does anyone retain the rinse and for how long?

After a soapy i like to do a rinse.... i put some sea salt.... do i need to add the baking soda..?

I never did a rinse. I occaisionly do a soap enema and never had any irritation or discomfort from them.

Depending on the soap I would suggest always rinsing after a soapy enema. I find using goats milk soap with frankensence and mhurr also is good for the prostate. I find taking two soapy enemas with this soap followed with a baking soda bufferred rinse or sea salt rinse leaves you feeling really good and clean. Urination is always more free and this is supose to help the prostate in men. I find it so.

I have given up on soap, too irritating. I think tap water and some table salt is best.

My partner uses soap in my enemas in an attempt to cause cramps, as a punishment. Since she wants it to hurt for some time she never rinses me.

I've done Ivory soap and baking soda enemas a couple times without a rinse. But since I enjoy enemas, I almost always do a couple soapys and a rinse. Or a soapy, rinse, followed by 1qt of green tea or coffee retained for an hour soaking in a warm bath.

A rinse after a good soapsud enema? Yes often I do, can you think a better excuse for a second round? Sometime I need even a second rinse, what a naughty boy!!

Besides jokes, I think no need for a rinse after soapy, only some more fun.

Happy E.

Acquaman

I was brought up on Ivory soap enemas by an RN mom who attended nursing school in the late 1940s. Though Mom's Merck manual listed quite a few other enema recipes, an SSE made with Ivory soap was an essential enema back in those days. Mom believed in at least one, and two were better, plain water rinse enemas after an SSE.

I agree with others that a rinse enema is not essential, but if the soapy enema was strong, for whatever reason - for effective cleaning or for "disciplinary reasons" - a rinse enema may not be a bad idea.

I like sudsy enemas. I've found baby shampoo to be very effective yet much more gentle than Ivory. Yet, if you want to get someones attention, or someone is getting yours, a very strong Ivory soap (the bar type) is the gold standard.

I've also used a variety of Dr. Bronner's soaps and while those enemas were pleasant and effective, as well as faster to prepare due to Bronner's being liquid, I don't see any advantage of Ivory of my beloved baby shampoo.

So, as mentioned by a few others, while not essential, a plain water rinse enema is still nice, especially if you simply love to take/get enemas.

I use ivory and castile soap in my enemas. Ivory reminds me of the enemas I received as a child from my mom and grandmother and tend to produce more cramping than the milder castile. So I always rinse after an ivory soapsuds enema in order to clear away any harsh residue. But not always after using castile soap.

I'm glad to see this thread, as it has always concerned me of the possible dangers when I didn't take a rinse enema. My avatar and screen name say it all for my love of SSE's. My preferred soap is the age old Ivory bar. The more intense a sensation I want, the stronger I make the solution. When I take a very strong solution, I usually try to have a rinse. But often, after a normal SSE, I may not rinse. The only possible aftermath of no rinse seems to be a harder dryer stool the next time I have a BM. Other than that, I like to take a rinse if possible to prolong the enjoyment I've been having.

I start with the first enema soapy with sea salt and follow with 2 bag rinse enemas with just sea salt no soap

Not normally needed.

After a good soapy enema, I find that a nice warm rinse tends to calm things down a bit. Maybe it's just me, but a SSE really gets things stirred up. Even after expulsion of the soapy water, the cramps continue until I take a rinse.

As with so many things involving enemas, everyone is a little different!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

Like so many here, I believe that a rinse is generally unnecessary. But, since when do we use this simple procedure and pleasure only when necessary? A good soapy enema, followed by a nice warm rinse, or two, or three, is great for getting that good deep cleansing that we sometimes desire. I find that a nice 3H SSE is a great prelude to taking those higher volume enemas that might mimic a colonic that is self administered.

While it is sometimes difficult to match the effectiveness of a colonic, multiple fillings of higher volumes can provide a good substitute if cleansing or detox is desired. If personal relaxation and pleasure is desired, do what feels best. Debgurl and Switchablesusie obviously have a great perspective on this issue and others.

Too bad that more folks don't understand the simple pleasures of enema use and play.

An SSE after an oil enema will help to remove the remaining oil. I don't usually rinse after an SSE but might if it was very strong.

That is how my mother or any member of my family gave enemas, a soapy enema was always followed by a rinse enema, most often mother put some Arm and Hammer baking soda in warm water for the rinse enema, that is how I do it.

Same routine as when I was little. The initial enema of Ivory soapsuds was always followed by a rinse enema. I still do the same today.

I find I need a rinse after a soapsuds enema. The soap seems to irritate a little.

I do not usually rinse after taking a soapy enema. Usually I masturbate to orgasm while evacuating and after that do not really feel like another enema.

I rinse, but not with totally clear water - I rinse with less soap than the first enema. Just a few drops usually.

I don't always rinse after either a soapy or coffee enema because it isn't necessary. But sometimes I do, just because I "need" another enema.

My soap suds enemas are always followed by a water rinse enema. If a very strong soap suds solution was used or the enema inserted very high two rinse enemas usually follow.