Ideal Temperature

I enjoy taking hot enemas and usually 110F and always check the water temperature with a thermometer before filling my enema bags.

I like my soap suds enemas very warm. I usually test the water on the back of my hand so it feels hot by I can easily keep my hand under the tap. I like it to feel hot but not burning. When I have used a thermometer it usually registers around, but not over, 110F. Rinses I prefer slightly cooler. Sometimes, not very ofter, I run the tap water till cold for the last rinse.

Hello Switchablesusie,

Who mentioned bags? For several years now, once a week I take my version of a home colonic. I use a gravity, closed tube system. I have a clear plastic storage tub which holds 13 gallons and is supported by a seven foot tall book case. The bed is about six feet from the book case and the long supply tube reaches the speculum with about five feet to spare. The speculum is from Health Specialties of Phoenix. The influent water is admitted through the port on top while a garden hose attaches to the large port on the back of the spec. and carries the effluent to the toilet. I used the system tonight and feel GREAT!

For my daily enemas, I use my one gallon "Jugbag" for which I published an article on this site and the old ning site. Its supply tube is considerably shorter!

I like lukewarm water.

My favourite temperature is 110 and no hotter and find this suits my needs best. My second enema is usualy is a tad cooler than the first one.

My maximum is two enemas and not tried a third one yet!

I use differant temps to achieve differant results.My cleanout enemas are about 75 degrees.The main event enemas about 115 degrees.Coffee enemas are as hot as I can stand to retain for twenty minutes.This ALWAYS results in an orgasm.The rinse enemas are back to a cool 80 degrees for quick expelling

I like my enemas to be very warm to slightly hot. I don't use a thermometer to measure the temperature, I go by how warm the water feels on my hand and/or wrist. When I feel that the water is at the right temp, then I grab the bag and start filling it all the way up with the solution.

I have always had my enemas at the temp I like at rist temp I love them warm and comfortibal

Warm to very warm water is the most comfortable - I'm not sure of the exact temperature. I also find it very erotic to do a cold water enema.

I'm with angeleyes on that one: lukewarm is just right

105-110 degrees F. is a safe comfort range. Above 110 degrees it can get dangerous very rapidly and should only be done by medical professionals in a clinical, (hospital, outpatient clinic,) setting.

Very cold water can produce a powerful urge to expell. A small, (1 pint,) cold water enema can be helpful in expelling the last of a previous large volume enema.

Warm not hot to the touch.

After you pour in the soapsuds, which are essentially at room temp, fill the rest of the bag with hot, and set the bag in a horizontal position. Let the two mix for 5 minutes or so before hanging it. By the time you get into position, and get the applicator in, it'll be just about right.

I like mine about 102 to 104. i find that to be most comfortable and it doesn't seem like i have anything in me. Less than body temp and i start to cramp. Hotter and it gets hard to hold and the expulsion aggravates my bottom and i get sore.

Lisak and sub1tobe you are right on the temp for safe enemas. Sub1 you are right on about too hot but do not forget about a cool shot to help expel any fluid that is slow in coming out.

With the onset of puberty I very quickly discovered that enemas and masturbation were a wonderful combination, and I have continued to enjoy them that way to this day. For most of that time, I used warm to very warm water. I had done cold enemas before, but it was only a few years ago that I discovered that a cold water injection into my empty warm colon would very frequently trigger a whole-body orgasm.

As with room temperature, there is cold water and then there is cold water. In my world my tap water varies in temperature from about 80*F (26*C) in summer to just above freezing in winter. Right now this first of March my cold tap water is at least as cold as the bottled water in the 'fridge.

I find that very cold water, near freezing, so quickly numbs the nerves that there is actually not much discomfort. Water that cold is not as effective at producing colonic-cummies as water somewhere around 50*F (10*C). That will produce delicious colonic writhing, accompanied by sweet hurts-so-good sensations, and in me it will almost always result in a thunderous orgasm.

The most powerful orgasms I have ever had in my life were while my colon was wrapped around a couple of liters of cold water.

Hugs,

Diane

I can't say that cold water triggers any type of orgasm for me, but I do love the sensation of cold water flowing through my colon. As the colon fills, I can follow the sensation of cold as it flows around my abdomen. YUM!

As far as the whole body orgasm goes, I just let my fingers do the walking!

Well I dont like cold water enemas except for a bit of variety but I like a comfortably warm liquid and find, like most people, I can hold at that temperature best

Sub likes them on the warm side. They help him to relax and possibley enjoy them all that much more. He keeps saying we should have a thermometer in the kitchen to get the water "just right". But it hasn't happened yet. I and sub use our lips or the inside of the wrist to get the temperature in the proper range.

Cold enemas just shrivel up his bit and his desire to enjoy. So I stay away from the cold. Though the thought of ice in water in his clear bags sounds ever so much fun to see(Only kidding dear sub).

I usually take mine at about 70F if a large volume (5qt.) but I'll usually opt for a crushed ice and keep the water around 40F for a 2 qt or smaller punishment enema (often), I LOVE the feeling of that super cold water rushing through my colon, I have have dealt with these smaller enemas at super cold temperatures for a few years and had no adverse effects. An enema at around 95F is only for when I take a coffee enema, and plan to hold it for at least 20-30 minutes.

I like an enema to be hot, flirting with but not quite reaching the threshhold of pain. (That's when I'm after erotic sensation, and not primarily the comfort of an efficient evacuation; then I'll settle for slightly less edge.) Since the frankly sexual aspect can be so delicious, I've made it a point to measure, so I can avoid scalding, which has happened maybe twice or three times in my life, to my chagrin for the following three or more days. For soapsuds enemas, I favor 52° C. For tap water, 50° is fine; apparently the soapsuds helps to accept 'hot' just a little bit, maybe because the slight sting distracts from the hot sensation. Also, injecting from a rectal syringe seems to increase the acceptability of 'hot' sensation. 52° = 125.6° F.

We definitely DO NOT recommend anyone use enema solutions above 115 degF. You can seriously scald your intestines with 125 degF solutions and NOT feel it while you burn.

Warm! i can only take warm! cool does not feel good to me at all

Temperature is very mood dependent. For me, the most comfortable is a few degrees above body temp -- maybe 102-103F. Cool (add a few ice cubes to cold tap water) is good on a hot summer day, but causes cramping more quickly; and very warm is good for a quicker enema on a cold morning.

Warm, and the warm water is more soothing during expelling as well. It just seems to slide right out of me.

I prefer 105 to 110F. Seems to stimulate my prostate better and usually results in a "happy ending". Colder can be crampy and more difficult to hold. for me.

hobo

I usually start with a bag of warm to the point of almost 2 hot really soapy water for the 1st one and finish with a cooler rinse,sometimes this is just cool,sometimes I make it really cold.

I like them hot, it creates the best sensations for me

Warm so that it is still warm when it comes out. Also pinching the tube so that water flows in when you exhale!

Hot, like a hot bath.

Warm , 90%of the time. cool ones can be just the right ticket during summer. I like downright chilled

on days of hazy-hot -humid and they are wonderful.