What type of WATER do you use for an enema?

I am curious as to what type of water individuals are using for an enema.

This thread is NOT about what you mix into the water.

This is only about THE WATER.

Up until I was about 15, well water was used for my enemas, and then after that to the present time all I use is city water. Have never had any problems with using either of those type of water in my life.

Let's keep this as a "PREFERENCES ONLY" thread, NOT a physiology thread on reasons for one or the other because those threads exist.

This thread is NOT for discussing what you put into the water.

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There are several other threads that discuss what type of water people use, e.i., distilled, table salt, baking soda, mixtures, etc. from a physiological standpoint.

If this turns into one of those existing threads, it will be merged into one of them.

Tap water simply ...

Tap water also (city)

For a home enema tap water, traveling I take bottle of mineral water. A.

I use tap water as well, doctored up with either soap, or a salt/soda rinse solution.

I use tap water, too, with a little salt and soda added...and the occasional bar of Ivory soap (when I really want to get things going).

Tap water

Tap water, but with epsom salts, castile soap, J&J Baby shampoo, sea salt.....or whatever else I feel like adding to it. Never just by itself.

I use city tap water. I'm pretty sure that when the nurse in the hospital fixes an enema for a patient she fills the enema bucket up from the faucet in the bathroom.. They have used city tap water for about a hundred years or more and most likely never hurt anyone by using tap water. those 3-H labor prep enemas they gave to pregnant notwithstanding.

I use what comes out of the tap (with additions). Never considered using e.g. bottled water.

I have always used tap water with ivory soap and salt for my first then tap water with salt for my rinse. I figure if it is good enough to drink it is good enough to bathe my colon.

Tap water always in the hospital. Occasionally you would see a saline enema to be given after the prep for a colonoscopy.

Don't have city water, so it is well water. Works for me.

Only filtered water goes into my body, either drinking or otherwise.

Tap water

Tap water.

Just tap water. It is of very high quality and comes ready to drink/use from a nearby lake. At the pump station it is then filtered and UV-threated to kill off any bacteria.

On rare occasions they also add a very small amount of chlorine to it.

Tap water from our city owned lake.

Dan

Tapwater, here in the NL it contains no additives, so its as safe as bottled water at the very least 😃

Tap water

Warm Tap water. No additives.

Always tap water, with some coffee

Very warm, tap water from the biggest deepest lake in the western hemisphere, delicious.

Warm, but not hot tap water. Public water systems are safe. If you are on a well, know your own well. Make your own decision.

City water from the tap.

I keep it simple - tap water with a teaspoon of salt.

I like to use warm water, or room termperature water, or cold water depending on the weather and my mood :0

I enjoy very warm (not hot) water from a city utility.