Ideal Temperature

I prefer warm, but cold is fine. Just be careful not to get too hot.

I definitely like my enemas nice and warm. Actually I prefer for them to be warm enough that I can feel the warmth as it flows into me. I also have found that if the room is too warm to start with I will be sweating from the warm enema that is inside me. I have tried cold enemas and that is not my thing.

Bill

I prefer taking very warm to hot enemas between 105 and 110F.I find the warmer the solution the less likelyhood for any cramps!

I haven't ever measured accurate temp....butt start out fairly hot...maybe 'rather very warm' and occasionally get it too hot; quickly having to add cold water. Oh well.

the boxcar

Definitely warm.

My ex-wife certainly knew how to give a first-class enema, and hers were always noticeably warm. As soon as she'd open the clamp, that delicious sensation would spread through my bowels. . . that "Oh, Yeah!" feeling! She never mentioned measuring the temperature of the water she'd use to fill the bag. But I've taken many solos since we parted, and mine feel pretty much like I remember hers. When I started doing it alone, I learned to fill at about 104 degrees, which cooled to something less as it flowed through the hose -- maybe 102 or so on average, by the time it reached the nozzle?

Whatever the case, to me, "warm" (not hot) feels w-a-y better than "cool" -- far more gratifying, much less prone to cause intestinal spasms.

I seem to be in the minority here. I prefer them cool. Not cold, but cool enough that I can feel the temperature of the cool water as it goes in. And if I use my aluminum nozzle, the cool water will make the nozzle quite noticeable in my ass.

I definitely prefer warm warer. It is much easier to take and retain. Warm is also more relaxing.

I prefer cool for cleanout enemas because they expel quicker.My sessions are long with as many as six to seven enamas.I want to be squeeky clean before the main event which is High,Hot and Hellofalot.

I idea is is to take four to five cleanouts one right after another without complete expelling then go to the next enema and repete this process until clear.

Warm up to 102 or so. That seems to work best for me and i can hold the enema a long time. Cooler water makes me cramp and i really don't enjoy it as much. i've tried cold but don't like it at all.

Cool is not bad, but I like it hot. If it wasn't dangerous, I'd take it even hotter.

Zippy said:

I think warm enemas are easier to take and the cool ones can be different or more stimulating.. A cool enema can also be used to bring down a stubborn enema if you are having trouble getting rid of the first one.. Just a couple of pints of cold water in a bulb will do the trick..

That's his observation, not his experience! 😁

Just finished my hot and soapy enema,the cold one is waiting for me in the other room now.... Off I go lol

For relaxing a muscle the warm is used never the cold .

Filling your rectum , colon with cold water , will contract the muscles of your belly ,

warm water will relax your muscles , and make you ready for a larger volume ,

to increase your possibility for womens use a vibrator and lead you to the edge and stay there as long as you are filled ,

for mans a sensual masterbation will help also .

all the muscles will move and help the water to go deeper inside your intestines .

I like the cold water too! It cramps allot but it seem to to give me a better feeling when it enters!

Hi, I like warm water...It so relaxing and pleasant...)Very good! Sometimes i use a hot water, a little...)

I like them any temperature. What I learned so far, the order is important.

I usually start with 37°C (99°F). When the colon is not clean, the first enema must not be warm, lest it will make toxins absorb.

I like the cramps that cool water gives, and that fantastic sensation when letting the water out. Cool water flowing out of the rectum feels great to me. I use very cool water for the second enema, it can be 15°C (59°F), but not colder.

The third enema is usually warm. It's so pleasant and relaxing, especially after the cool water. I do not use water hotter than 40°C (104°F) because it can be dangerous.

I usually use nice warm water. I've never measured the temp but I guess its about shower water temp. As long as my hand can stay underneath it without feeling hot, I figure its OK to be inside me. Plus as was mentioned it does cool as it sits in the bag and travels the hose. As Subgirl mentioned I too have an aluminum nozzle that I like to feel warm up. Its nice on cold winter days to feel the warmth inside you spread and heat up your whole abdomen.

As for cold enemas, I tried once at home and my colon clenched and refused to let the water in! The bag was high and as much as I moved around it just wouldnt flow right. I have a stream at a camp I go to each summer and have always wanted to share a stream enema with a partner, but have never done it. I estimate the water would be in the 50s. I dont know how erotic a cold enema would feel, but being outside in the woods by the stream would be pretty neat nonetheless.

I prefer warm ones, just above body temperature and find cold ones very hard to hold

I like warm Enemas, but the last one i used a cool Sea Salt Enema.

Warm for sure!

I typically like it very warm, around 110 degrees going into my JBL. Before I lost some range of motion in my arms, I used to really enjoy two bags, one filled with very warm (110 degrees or so) solution and the other filled with water around 60 degrees connected by a Y fitting to a retention nozzle. I'd alternate hot and cold for a real turn on. I think my primary goal in physical therapy is to get back to where I can again insert the nozzle.

I think that hot (but not too hot for the water to come into contact with the skin) are more erotic because the person receiving the enema can better feel the flow of the water penetrating ever deeper into the intestines.

I tried very warm milk in both holes and it got me so horny I was going right off, but of course the milk can be costly however its a good treat for the end of the week or after doing a work out

I usually like my enamas warm around 105-110. My mom gave me very hot enemas. I don't know how hot but I do remember it was still very hot when expelling.

I like my enemas very warm and soapy and some time very ice cold enemas

When I prepare an enema I usually make the water quite warm, and it can cool a little as I do other exam procedures, such as taking the rectal temperature and inserting a few suppositories before I begin to take the enema or administer the enema.

I've tried using cool water recently, but I never really felt it working its way up my colon. It was easy to feel the coldness of it inside my rectum, though. Maybe I just need to make it a bit colder next time.

Above 107°F. the bacteria in your intestines will be destroyed by the temperature .

So the maximum safe temperature will be 107°F. at the output of the nozzle .

Don't forget to mix a teaspoon of baking soda for one quart to your water to avoid electrolyte problems .

My aunt Sue whom I visited recently and recieved several enemas from while I was there did something that I had never experienced before. She started out with two watm soapy enemas thea were on the warm side but no where near hot. She then gave me a large bag of quite warm (almost hot) clear water to as she said "rinse" me out. She followed that with a large bag of very COLD clear water. The cramps it caused were unbelievable. Not until after it was expelled and I had begun to warm up did I realize the unique sensations that I had experienced and how pleasureable they were.

Gwendolips,

I have to assume that Aunt Sue is here in Texas. Would you mind sharing with her that you know of a kind and caring man who will be traveling in her area on business; and, that whenever he is on a business trip, the stress of being away from home binds him up, and that he might need her holistic treatment for unbinding???

Kindly,

Hermann