Ivory Soap

Hello, just bought some ivory soap via eBay,the first enema seemed to run out as if my anus wasn't holding onto the tube. I put it down to one of those things, until this morning I had another enema with ivory, and same thing happened. Is this a common problem or ?? I've had enemas for years using various soaps and this never happened before, Any thoughts ?

What position were you using to take your enema?

Did your rectum/colon feel blocked such that fluid flow was greatly reduced?

I rarely have issues with Ivory soap.

I like to grate a bar of Ivory soap into a Tupperware container, add hot water, and shake! Leave this to melt and periodically shake the mixture every other day until it is the consistency of a nice vanilla milk shake! It will be perfect for your enema bag and will stay creamy and smooth until you are ready to prepare a new container, which for me doesn’t last long! Best Bagging, Jockey Boy

I like to grate a bar of ivory soap into a Tupperware container ,add hot water and shake ! Leave this to melt and periodically shake the mixture every other day until it is the consistency of a nice vanilla milk shake ! It will be perfect for your enema bag and will stay creamy and smooth until you are ready to prepare a new container , which for me doesn’t last long ! Best Bagging,Jockey Boy

This is discussed in MANY threads.

I am re-posting this from a posting made in this thread by switchablesusie in 2010 because I found it to be an interesting history.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivory_(soap)#Changing_to_sinking_bars

I hope you enjoy reading as much as I did! (BTW, it is definitelt G-rated...just a chronicle of the life of Ivory soap.)

Modern Ivory liquid is NOT the same as a bar of Ivory Soap.

It can contain alcohol, micro beads, and not a few other things I would question the safety of using it in an enema.

You DID make sure it was regular Ivory bar soap, not some body wash or something with Alcohol in it?

30 years ago Ivory soap in my enemas made me kind of sick. Now 30 years later I got back to using Ivory, melting a full bar to a thick creamy solution, so 1 bar of soap per enema. Oddly I feel amazing after. So Ivory is now my go to solution.

This makes me think, why do I love it now. I think they changed the formula of this soap, I may be wrong but i doubt it. Also, now I have to buy a case of Ivory , or two or three

Checkout ivory.com lots of interesting images of packaging thru the years... for enemas, the original Ivory is what I like. Awhile back they came out with one with aloe - I tried it and found it was horrible..

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I got back to using Ivory, melting a full bar to a thick creamy solution, so 1 bar of soap per enema. Oddly I feel amazing after. So Ivory is now my go to solution.

Wow! If you are using the original Ivory, the cramps must be amazing! You go girl!

I think they changed the formula of this soap, I may be wrong but i doubt it. Also, now I have to buy a case of Ivory , or two or three.

I think I heard somewhere that they did change it. It still smells the same though. I can't believe you use a whole bar, you must have a cast iron colon. Just a milky white solution is enough to trigger parastaltic action. I would tell you to be careful but it sounds like you're doing ok with it. I once heard of a girl whose Dom would make her do 1 cup of Dawn dish soap in 2 quarts which can't be good for you. Remember, you only have 1 colon.

After thought to my post below - at ivory.com they should show something like my avatar. after all it's like the proverbial Elephant in the room; ivory soap and enemas that is.

Remember, you only have 1 colon.

And when it isn't working your life is significantly impacted!

@Moppys_jalopy said

I think I heard somewhere that they did change it. It still smells the same though. I can't believe you use a whole bar, you must have a cast iron colon. Just a milky white solution is enough to trigger parastaltic action. I would tell you to be careful but it sounds like you're doing ok with it. I once heard of a girl whose Dom would make her do 1 cup of Dawn dish soap in 2 quarts which can't be good for you. Remember, you only have 1 colon.

That could send you to the emergency room with severe erosive colitis.

I made a 2 quart enema today with the newest Ivory bar soap,it was very fragrant, very sudsey almost no burn,well recommended.

RUVYR

RUVYR?

Eric

The sight and smell of freshly prepared (shaken) ivory soapsuds is hard to beat. A clear container makes it even better.

The sight and smell of freshly prepared (shaken) ivory soapsuds is hard to beat. A clear container makes it even better.

Oh yes! And add to that the scent of a red rubber enema bag!

Ivory is my standard for a soapy enema.

My standard as well. Sometime I'll used Dr. Bronners, and for a time I was using Dove Soap for the slippery enemas it gives; but a bit concerned about it's ingredients... So I always come back to Ivory.

The scent of an Ivory soap enema brings me back yo my childhood. It was ALWAYS a good amount of Ivory soap mixed with the very warm water that puts me in the mood fast. That and the smell of the rubber bag will me as submissive as ever. I do notice that today the scent of a fresh bar of Ivory is not as strong as I remember it. I am referring to the mid 1960s when things were very different.

While Ivory brings back childhood memories Bronner is my preferred choice the Lavender is really nice and you can make it as strong as you wish

Ivory soap bars have been a recent dabbling of mine, with my other soap solution experience being Dr. Bronner's Peppermint. From reading the thread, it seems I've been rather conservative with how much soap I use (usually a few shakes of a bar inside the top of an enema bag). I'm tempted to just leave the bar floating in the enema bag while filling to get a more soapy solution, though I worry it would be too concentrated once it reaches the last few ounces.

Ahh yes just the smell of Ivory gets me hard! Its my moms go to when she feels i need a soap suds enema

Ive done many dozens of ivory soap enemas. Including full bars over many years and no problems. I use hot water for good retention and stimulation. Ive done dawn also but a cup as mentioned by another member is PLAIN INSANE. i do only a tsp again with hot water. I also have done vagisil enemas 1 tsp to a gallon and a few others with no permanent damage. I know some will say thats stupid but sometimes you need to experiment to find your limits. A few times it was hard and i backed off. Ive done more damage with homemade dildos and drain tubes. On a daily basis i am fine with no problems. DARE to be different!

stingr: The scent of an Ivory soap enema brings me back yo my childhood... That and the smell of the rubber bag will me as submissive as ever. I do notice that today the scent of a fresh bar of Ivory is not as strong as I remember it. I am referring to the mid 1960s when things were very different.

They make an Ivory soap with Aloe. I mistakenly bought it. That might be what you are talking about, as it is way too mild for me. They still have the original Ivory and find it as effective as ever; however, my tolerance for soapy enemas has greatly increased over the years, and I now use a couple of bars in hot water to make a strong soap enema.

I like Ivory Soap for my enemas and have always used it most of the time. I have found that they have changed Ivory Soap by adding some kind of perfume, but you can still buy the original soap. Just be sure you smell the package and look for the label "Original" on it somewhere. It seems like that was on the last package of ten bars that I bought several months ago.

I still prefer plain old Ivory soap. We don't use it for bathing. We use other brands there

I've used ivory occasionally, and it's nice, but I still prefer Castile. It has a more subtle aroma and the bar soap doesn't get slimey as fast and dissolve as quickly as Ivory. I love the feeling of sloshing the bar soap around in the warm water. I have small hands so I'm able to mix the soap around inside my syringe. I enjoy the turn-on whether I'm going to give myself the enema or to my husband, who is lying in bed waiting and wondering why I'm taking so long in the bathroom. 😊

I still prefer Ivory bar sap to liquids. I was raised with it, and I love the fragrance of Ivory enema solution. I prefer it so strong that it looks like milk. We keep a bar in a qt jar of water. In about two weeks, the bar has dissolved completely to a gel, and can be spooned into a pitcher of warm water until the solution is as strong as we prefer. A few times, we've used a 30 ml piston syringe to inject the gel into each other. The result is an almost immediate explosion! If you try this, do it in the bathroom: you won't make it from your bed to the toilet! We have also injected it in stages: use a high volume (500ml) piston to inject plain water, add 30 ml Ivory gel, more plain water, more gel. The result is a somewhat punishing, but very thorough enema.

I use Ivory soap on a regular basis. I like my solutions strong. I have bar that is a little dried out, that I shave bits off of with a knife. I make enough to cover the bottom of a 1 pint container to about 1/8", then add very hot water to about 2/3rds full. I stir it well and keep mixing it around. I'll fill up the container with more hot water and mix. The next day the mix is very thick, almost jello like in consistency. I move that over to a larger container and add another pint of water. That's enough for at least 3 or 4 enema's, depending on the bag size. Goes in easy and comes out, well you know the rest. He he he

Elaine

I still prefer Ivory bar sap to liquids. I was raised with it, and I love the fragrance of Ivory enema solution. I prefer it so strong that it looks like milk. We keep a bar in a qt jar of water. In about two weeks, the bar has dissolved completely to a gel, and can be spooned into a pitcher of warm water until the solution is as strong as we prefer. A few times, we've used a 30 ml piston syringe to inject the gel into each other. The result is an almost immediate explosion! If you try this, do it in the bathroom: you won't make it from your bed to the toilet! We have also injected it in stages: use a high volume (500ml) piston to inject plain water, add 30 ml Ivory gel, more plain water, more gel. The result is a somewhat punishing, but very thorough enema.

Reminds me of the Ivory Flakes that were dissolved in a pot of water heated on the stove back in the early 1950's - oh that mixtures was very strong and and 8oz bulb of that set me off like a fire cracker had been shot up my butt. The cramps seemed to go on a very long time. Amazing the clean out it gave.