Dr. Bronner's

What percentage of the people that buy Dr. Bronners peppermint soap don't use it for enemas? What else would you use it for? Target always seem to have much more peppermint than any of the others.

Bubba

Actually I prefer the mild pure Castile soap that they market.

Believe it or not, the soaps work well for getting the rest of the body clean. I have peppermint (thank you, Sir), plain, and almond (thank you, Mike). I sometimes use one of them in the shower or bath. I really like how the almond one smells.

I love the peppermint as I soak in the Jacuzzi tub. It has an invigorating feel when lathered on the skin and a great aroma. It is also handy for a massage in the tub or shower, kind of a multi-purpose product.

The peppermint makes a great body wash and leaves your skin tingling.

I always keep a bottle of peppermint on hand, but also use Kirk's Castile, J & J Baby wash and neutrogenia liquid. I rarely use Ivory Flakes, but have used Dove. They all work.

I use Dr. Bronners peppermint and the normal one (scent free) together in an an enema. Just peppermint is too strong for me.

And I love Dr. Bronners also in the shower. Really great products.

I've been using Dr. B's peppermint soap for many, many years. For washing and occasionally i'll add a squirt to my enema solution. It works great and leaves me feeling clean. Don't use too much or it will cause cramps and be difficult to retain the enema.

Love the DR. Bronner's peppermint! I enjoy the clean rush of expelling but this soap is excellent for many uses. the very least is having a good read while you'e on the toilet. One-Love…

I use it primarily for enemas, just a little will do the trick, and it does cause some cramping if you use too much. It also works well as a body wash too, and will use it for that at times as well.

I love Dr Bronners. I use the peppermint. I first got it to mix with my enema, but have found it very good for cleaning the rest of the body. It helped clear up some occasional acne I had on my back.

I hadn't thought about using it in a whirlpool tub. I'll suggest it to the wife

Haven't thought of using in the shower!

Used for enemas many times and you have got to love the cramping if you get a bit heavy on the amount used. Have used it to wash up, but just never a full shower. Does make for a good read if you have nothing better to do..L.O.L.

If used as a nozzle or butt plug lube, it will get your undivided attention!

I love it, too. And found that if you mix one part of the soap with three parts of water, you can use it as a foaming hand soap, much cheaper than the refills you buy and smells really nice (I love peppermint anyway). You just have to shake the pump bottle now and then because the soap settles to the bottom; a quick shake mixes it up again.

Dr. Bronner's peppermint has to be one of the best enema soaps available. I use about 2 tablespoons (about an ounce) in 2 1/2 to 3 quarts of water for a thorough cleansing enema with little or no cramping or residual effects. I recently found Dr. Bronner's in little 2 oz. bottles at our Target, which is a perfect travel size for me! As far as other uses, it's probably great but it's a little too pricey for me to splash around in the shower with.

It is as great soap as long as you don't put too much. It can be very crampy, if you do!

I have also found that using a squirt of Dr. Bronner's Peppermint or Eucalyptus in a sink of water, and then dipping a wash cloth in and breathing through will help open sinus stoppage.

I always use Dr Bonners Almond scented Castile Soap in my sse's. I also use it for washing in the shower. It's mild and smells great. I used Peppermint once but did not care for the burning sensation in my butt.

I keep a bottle of Dr. Bronner's peppermint soap on hand for soap enema mixtures. I like how it smells and how it helps cover the unpleasant odors. However, I have recently gotten in the habit of using plain water for nearly all my enemas. I feel that is more natural and healthier. I usually use a dab of Dr. Bronner's to lubricate my anus. I like the tingling sensation. I have taken a couple ounces along for sessions with my Pro Dom so she can use it in a punishment enema if she wishes. I am way too cheap to spend the cost of Dr. Bronner's for bathing or other uses.

I also use the unscented Dr. Bronners for washing my vintage car. It is much milder than most carwashes and I would never think of doing anything than a gentle hand washing. It does not strip off wax, but lifts road grime very nicely. Plus it makes one great enema.

As a nozzle lube, the peppermint tingles nicely - but creates an ongoing peristalsis that can be unnerving! Beware if you're planning 'activities' post lube use.

Great point, Enemasubgirl, concerning the tingling sensation and how it can trigger the peristaltic action. While I'm usually looking for a stronger purge when taking soapy enemas, I try to avoid any premature need to stop the enema before sufficient solution has been administered to get that "good enema".

For those concerned about the price of Dr. Bonner's, let me suggest that if you are in an area where Kroger has stores, it is the cheapest place to buy the product. $9.95 for a 32 oz bottle. GNC charges $14.95 for the same thing in my area.

I like Doctor B!s soap but like the goats milk and glycerin soap I get from an open market. I asked the lady if she had any of her soap that was not scented she had some that she sells that most her clients and herself used for enemas. I bought 8 bars........

For me it's Dr. Bronner's peppermint soap, every time, all the time. It does the best cleanout for me.

I use this soap for everything from icy soap suppositories to hand wash, to shampoo. I love it. I love that cold feeling it gives me.

I like it first and foremost for nice deep, minty fresh enemas! When I shower or take a tub bath/soak it makes a nice final wash after I have gone over everything with a bar of soap, I like the Dr. Bronners peppermint on a washcloth for a final invigorating go over rinse to appease my OCD!

I often use Dr. Bronners peppermint soap in my bathwater. I then take my Higginsons syringe, and fill myself while soaking in the tub. Nice to feel clean both inside and out.