Dr. Bronner's

Dr Bronner’s products make me cramp out of my mind on sight ? the Peppermint is great but for some reason I really struggle with this brand and can never take more than ⅔ of a bag, IVORY, ? no limit for some reason

I just love the peppermint!! It makes my hole tingle afterwards. For some reason my didlos slide in a lot easier after as well.

I began using Dr. Bonner's soaps some time ago. I have the plain and the peppermint. I learned a long time ago that two teaspoons of soap does a good job of cleaning me out and it relatively easy to retain. If I use the plain soap. The peppermint soap is a different story. I have been using one half teaspoon of ti combined with a teaspoon s of the plain and have a hard time retaining it. I am thinking of cutting the quantity of peppermint to one quarter teaspoons.

Different stokes for different folks ...

Peppermint is a disaster for me ...

no retention time at all, letting alone getting enough in to do any good

I use lavender, rose, and peppermint in the bath for washing up. I love the smell of lavender and rose so they just make me feel happy. Peppermint has a tingly feeling so it also has a place for washing one self.

I do have peppermint, almond, and plain for enema use though.

I think lavender is the best.

And peppermint is the only soap I use.

The Target store in my area carries lavender and peppermint varieties. I prefer the lavender but have used peppermint quite a few times as well.

It's actually used for everything from doing laundry to washing your hair.

I have used Dr. Bronner's for washing sweaters,especially cashmere sweaters,and baby clothes. I do the sweaters and the fine baby clothes by hand.

I've only used dr. bronner's regular unscented. a good squirt or two into the bag makes for a nice relaxing enema.

I have dr b's in lavender, which dtr got to wash a dog. iI

intend on trying it rectally. I'll let you know!

Well I also bathe with it, use for a foot soak, laundry and dishes.. and yes ENEMAS.

I have used Dr. Bronner's peppermint for enemas for 30 years. But many of the 100's of uses -- some more bizarre than others -- on the label work. It's a fine, fine natural soap.

I have been using Dr. Bronner’s Peppermint Soap for the majority of my enemas for about 15 years. Every once in a while I will use Ivory, but Dr. Bronners is so much more convenient - no grating, or dissolving in water.

W wolf 1957,

Like you, Dr. Bronner's is easier to use than IVORY as a bar. I was introduced to the peppermint flavor on Mother's Day of 1978 when I was given my first full 4qt. Enema by a buddy in Indy.

One of our other members, Westy, was kind enough to tell me it is good to wash my antique cars with, as it doesn't damage the older style of paint. I've even passed that on to others with old cars, including the guy who owned the Chrysler dealership for his cars.

The last gallon jug of soap I bought in Chicago at Sherwynn's Health Food was $30.99, but that has been close to 20 yrs. ago. It is still the older formula from when it was not watered down so much. I could easily make 10 gallons from it, and it would still be stronger than what is sold in stores now at a MUCH higher price.

Dan

I get mine at Trader Joes. All they have is peppermint. 12-ish for a quart.

It goes up my ass, on my toys when they are smelly, and I use it in the shower.

I grew up loving the aroma of ivory soap when mom took me into her bedroom to give me a “nice, warm, soapy enema”, and I’ve continued to use it for the last 60+ years. Dr. Bronner’s unscented “baby mild” is a convenient substitute, but it doesn’t give me an erection like the aroma of Ivory does!

Hand soap during enema session do produce so cramping if to much is used just my 2 cents