Enema soap mix

Been hearing about using an empty glass jar to store odds and ends of soap in, soaking in water, to make a ready to use mix to put with a few pints of water for enemas.

The idea seemed to me to mean i have a concentrate, to pour a few spoonfulls into the enema bag or whatever.

Well, the other day i got me a jar, maybe half a pint sized, and put in lots of soap bits id been saving, along with a small pile of soap shavings from making soapsticks etc.

filled the jar with hot water and left it, assuming it would become very milky, but remain liquid, problem is , its almost set, is this to be expected, or were the folk doing this, using much bigger jars to make the mix ?

Maybe you need a larger jar. I carve up Ivory soap put a few small pieces in a former spice jar and fill with hot water. When I use it the next day the soap is soft and there is a nice, thick, milky solution. The soap if not to soft can be used as a suppository which enhances the experience as the enema is administered.

I guess I would stay away from premix liquid type soap(home made) unless you left it in the freezer & thawed the solution out in the microwave or such. I'd be afraid the mixture if left unrefrigerated would ferment or possibly get unwanted bacteria on it.

I use a cheese grator to make soap shavings from a bar of Ivorys when preparing an enema for the lady. I guess one could use the "cheese grator" method to make more than one enema serving or such at a time.... Possibly save the soap shavings in an air tight jar for later use....

True "soap" by its very nature is too alkaline for microbial life to take hold in it.

That's good to hear, StephenS 😉

I don't remember where the idea came from bet I'm pretty sure I did not make it up myself but I always keep a jar handy for ivory Enemas.Take a jar (I think mine was a peanut butter jar) Put a bar in there and fill with hot water it will melt into a thick white liquid,This goop can easily be poured into an Enema bag,always replace what you took with more hot water and this jar will last quite a while