Ideal Temperature

Temperature is easy to gage because there are only two… hot and cold. My rule is cool water in the summer and warm/hot in a winter blizzard. To find if the water temp is corrct for your innards, stick your finger in the faucet stream or the top of your full bag. I would speculate that frosty the snow man would love an injection of 105F-110F enema water.

Hot or cold, ask yourself, “Is this the temp to be injected into my colon?”

The idea is to keep it slow and sensual, not crampy.

Moppys has the right idea! When an enema is “slow and sensual,” chances are it'll also feel good. If more women would ever experience this, I think there would be more enema bags in homes today.

When its slow & hot wow what an intense tingle

I was told that your butt and mouth share similar nerves so what temp I can put in my mouth is what I put in my butt…..

My ideal temp for a cleansing series is 101F. For a seriously punitive session I go with straight out of the tap, which in Texas this time of year is 68F or so. 😃

What's important is that it feels WARM BUT NOT HOT to the person GETTING the enema.

Everyone's sense of hot and cold is different. It also changes with a number of physical and environmental factors.

Does not matter what it feels like to ANYONE else! The RIGHT temperature is warm, but NOT HOT to the person it's going into!

I like my enemas very warm to almost hot,110 to 115 degrees.i have a handheld temp reader or i put my lips to the water if my lips r good so are my insides,i really like the feel when its very warm

Wow. If you ever owned a hot tub, you would realize that anything much over 105 F is pretty hot and would feel uncomfortable to your outside body. Same would be true of inside your body, but I think I heard somewhere the nerves inside the colon are not as sensitive to elevated temperatures as your outside skin. I never exceed much over 100 F in an enema for fear of injury to myself. I recommend that others thoroughly research the subject further if going for a higher temperature enema using reliable professional source of advice as opposed to what is reported in zity. Denise

Denise,

You are right and wrong on what you say about temperature. Everyone has a different temperature tolerance. I can take up to 115° F. and have no real problems with it. I have done that to myself and have had others do it to me many times with no real problems. Now as for any higher, I have never given myself enemas any hotter than that and I will not allow anyone to give me enemas any hotter than that.

Do not stretch your limits on temperature. Do only what feels comfortable to you. If it makes you just slightly cry, do not try it any hotter to the point where it instead makes you scream. That will cause serious damage to your insides and may even worse yet, kill you. I do not think any of us want to do that. We only want to enjoy our enemas.

Enjoy them and be safe about them 😃 😃 😃 ): 😃

For me, 102 to 105 is just right. Any colder gives me cramps, and warmer is uncomfortable and feels like I'm doing some internal damage.

I have posted on this topic before. An official U.S. Army medical training film from 1944 gives the correct temperature for an enema as 110 degrees, I usually take mine from between 108 and 115 degrees.I have also heard that the lining of the colon is about the same as that of the mouth so you should be able to take one at the same temperature as your morning coffee, but I wouldn't count on it. Several year's ago I took one at about 120. It came out feeling too hot on my anus although it did not hurt.

When my RN grandmother taught my siblings and I personal hygiene, she had us judge the temperature with the bottom of our wrist. She said, the water was to feel warm to the wrist, approximately the same temperature as you would fix a bottle of warm milk for a baby. Years later in the military, when I went through EMT training, we were taught that warm water enemas should be between 100 an 106 degrees Fahrenheit.

Wow. If you ever owned a hot tub, you would realize that anything much over 105 F is pretty hot and would feel uncomfortable to your outside body. Same would be true of inside your body.

I think anything over 105 should be done very carefully. You don't want to damage your colon, remember you only have one.

For me. 107-108 is perfect……VERY soothing!

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After having tried a peppermint soap enema of around 108°F, I can confidently say that I like my enemas as hot as safely possible. The feeling of warmth pooling below my navel, then snaking around my abdomen as the solution fills my descending, them transverse, and finally ascending colon, all until I feel a devilishly warm ring in my belly… 'tis nothing short of heavenly!

I used to be more hesitant about temperature, but the pleasure is just too good to ignore. I think I might push to around 110°F with time (carefully measured via thermometer, of course). The water definitely cools down a degree or two before going in, so I feel a tad safer knowing that it's still not quite so hot.

The only downside is sweating and getting hot and bothered from all the heat, but since I shower during/after enema sessions, it's not really an issue.

For me an enema of 108-110 is just right. The feeling of the hot enema solution filling me is heavenly. At that temp I can really feel the enema going higher inside me. Also the hot water over my prostate is such a rush.

My Mom always ran the water from the tap until it just stung on the inside of her wrist. It would be a few degrees cooler after she had stirred the bar of Ivory soap into it and poured it into the enema bag. As an adult I measure it with a thermometer and about 110-115 degrees F feels about as hot as the enemas she gave me.