Ideal Temperature

Hi!

I like a warm enema with glycerin! Sometimes I like a little hot, about 37ºC but no more than this. The sensations are very good!

Cheers, Patient Care

One time I took a very cold water enema. The sensation of feeling the water go around the bend into the ascending colon was quite good.

Good grief! --and I thought that I knew of all of the various experiences...butt I have never considered an Ice-Cold enema. H-mm-mm.

Oh well, there's always something new to learn. WTFO!

the boxcar

Very luke warm is best for me.

Definitely cold... between perhaps 50-60 F degrees. I like the cold because it causes the colon to constrict which I find to be a most pleasurable experience.

With the recent heat wave, I'll have to say that I took several cool water enemas--maybe 65-70 degrees F, which was about as cool as I could get from the tap.

Warm for me. I like feeling the water going in an the feeling of being full - I have never liked the cramping...

I like taking a very warm enema and before I completely empty I will take a cold water enema about the same size. The sensations of releasing the cold followed by the remaining warm water is very pleasurable.

One time I filled one bag with warm water and one with cold water and inserted both douche nozzles. Then I alternated flow from each bag allowing some warm water in then some cold water. It was an unusual sensation to feel the different temperatures entering my colon. I would do it again.

I like lukewarm but occasionally I'll try just a tad cool.

To me, it is all about taking an effective enema and that means some reasonable volume. For me, that means slightly above body temperature. Comfort is key.

It all revolves around what I want @ the time, I have done both warm and cool over the years and had much enjoyment from both. There have also been times when I have mixed it up by connecting 2 bags with a Y connector going back and forth between warm & cool in one fill.

G.N.

My preference is definitely for warm, I think it helps prevent cramps and to retain longer. I have tried cold in the past, even with ice cubes once, but not for a long time.

Definitely warm water with a little salt.

Warm enemas seem to be more sexually arousing and comfortable, but sometimes I do take a cool water enema (or 2 or 3) on a hot day, it seems to cool me down. A very warm enema, made with 3 tablespoons of epsom salts, 3 ounces of glycerine, and about 1/2 quart of warm water, tends to get a fast reaction almost anytime!

On hot days i like a cool enema. for the most part i like warm enemas when i am relaxing or preparing for sex.

Warm for me. 104 to 107F works best

Definitely warm. When I used to use a bag, I experimented by collecting my own urine over the course of a day. By the time I recycled it, it had cooled to room temperature. Not only did I experience the discomfort of cramps, but I was not able to take a significant volume of fluid and I was not able to retain it long either. I experimented by heating my piss in the microwave to about 105 F before administering it, but this proved to be very time-consuming and spill-prone.

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.

enemasubgirl,

I too at times like cool enemas. with the right degree of coolness, and a sufficiently empty colon, I get really aroused by the feeling of the cool nozzle and the cool water flowing in and slowly filling me, so much so that I have 'gone off' without any other stimulation, it is really enjoyable 😃

G.N.

I read somewhere that the rule of thumb is to heat the water as hot as the hand can tolerate; it should never exceed that temperature.

I enjoy different temperature enemas at different times of the year. During the summer months a nice cool butt not too cold enema is nice. And during the winter months a much warmer enema is better for me. I do find that a nice slow warm butt not hot enema feels the best as it slowly fills me. Always be careful not to have the water too hot. Its all about pleasure and not pain for me.

It was not an unusual occurance for me to experience nausea while holding an enema. A (registered) nurse friend suggested I was making them too warm. She was absolutely right. Now I check the water temp on my wrist, and make it comfortably warm. No more nausea..

I usually like the water to be tepid and warm to my skin...no hotter than 104 degreees. I once tried a very hot on and boy did I feel it and it came out so quickly, I thought I would burn myself.

Depending on the type of equipment I am using, the starting temperature will vary. If a bag is used, then I start with it around 110, and it cools as it goes through the tube to around 105. However, if I'm using one of the antique glass percolators (4qt. on in my avatar), then I start with temp closer to 115-120, because it cools so much faster in the wide open top tank. It still comes out to between 105-110 as it comes out of the tube and inline bulb syringe.

Dan

I like about 103-105F. Seems to go in easier and feels good on the prostate.

Warm, what else?....

Generally warm, but occasionally a nice cool (not ice cold) epsom salts & soap enema feel heavenly good......particularly on a hot day.

I like it hot. Not hot enough to cause an injury but substantially hotter than body temperature. I like giving them hot too. A few years ago after along road trip my GF was really backed up and new had to have an enema. I made soapy and nice and hot. She was on her left side in a good Simms legs pulled up. When I clicked the she grabbed the sheets and pulled herself over on her chest and said,"Ahhhhh! Gawd! You give such hot ones."

I asked her if she wanted me to stop and she said no. She took the whole 2.5 qts, but there was lots "Oh! God! It's hot it's hot and other such vocalization.

I have been taking them recently at 108-110 degrees F. If not plain water, then sea salt and baking soda, It really enables me to hold the enema much longer when I add these. 3,5 to 4 quarts is what take.

I use the TFAR method. That Feels About Right depending on my mood and how I feel at the time. Sometimes warmer, sometimes cooler. Than body temp. Never hot or ice cold.