What is your preferred water temperature?

I like it warm enough that it warms everything up. Warm but not hot to the touch. Leaving the nozzle in slightly warmer water heats it up nicely for insertion.

As others have noted, 104 appears to be preferred. I start with 108 going into the bag. Measured temperature at the tip is 105-106. I cannot feel the water flowing in, just pleasant pressure. After holding as long as desired, I feel no discomfort expelling, just body-temp flow. Ahhh...

If I want to do a maximum volume I use water at 35° C = 95°F.

When I am in a good shape I often use cold water

5°C = 40 °F in winter

24°C =75° F in summer

Most of time I use water at 25°C = 77°F

Prefer warmer water as it feels so much better going in!

Usually, as hot as I can indefinitely keep my arm in running water.

Very cold is especially fun when a colonic tube is done being inserted (which takes warm water) since otherwise it doesn't get very far very easily.

Definitely prefer warmer water between 90-100F. Feels good as it enters and is easier to hold for me!

Warm, but NOT HOT to the person GETTING the enema.

I always got to participate in the preparation of EVERY enema I got growing up, with the possible exception of that first bulb enema.

The final say on temperature was mine and mine alone!

I like them hot, 114-115 most of the time, measured with a lab thermometer. That is in the the bag at the start of the enema, the solution cools off during the administration. I only do one @ the high temperature, never felt anything like heat stroke.

My initial enema is always a very warm and with soapsuds. I follow that with one or two cool plain water rinses.

105 to 110 is good for me. Cold enemas don't work at all for me. I just like to lie back and take a very warm enema as I jerk off.

My water heater is set at 125 deg. Fahrenheit. I usually use water as hot as is comfortable. I much prefer a hot enema, esp. if I'm using soap suds. I've read about enemas being given at 130 F., but that is scalding. Not good for sensitive tissues. When I take them hot, there's always some cool down time...

Last time I gave my husband an enema two flu seasons ago, I temped the water with a digital and started at 108 in the bathroom. By the time I hung the syringe beside our bed and got him in position and ready, I measured again and the water was 103, just where I wanted it. I asked him if he could feel it warm going in. He said it felt warm " very comfortable." And he said I should've been a nurse.

My Dr.says no higher than 104°F. When the clamp is unclicked it's in the 102°F--104°F range. Since boyhood enemas have given me intense inflow feelings. 104° is my "max" temp.

Have never measured the temp of the soapy water, but I have to use rather hot water in the jug with 2 or 3 bars of Ivory to get them to dissolve to a very milky white solutions, by then it has cooled a bit but still very warm. Very warm and very soapy works really well to clean me out and produce the cramps I love.

While adjusting the temperature before filling the bag I use my palm. I can usually tell the difference between 109 and 111 degrees. I then use a digital meat thermometer after filling. I have done 115 degrees by usually keep it under 112. I have had 3 colonoscopies without sedation and no problems were found.

My preference is for a temperature of 103F or 104F. When I receive my enema(s), mostly coffee for liver detox, my caregiver very carefully inserts a rectal thermometer, followed by the nozzle or tubing, whichever is being used. A brief release of the solution is immediately done, and registered on the thermometer, and the flow halted. The thermometer is read and then the enema continued. My enemas when administered are let to cool down before being given. Yes, I realize a pre insertion enema temp can be done, but with the thermometer I know the solution temperature is what the thermometer has registered.

Just before I pop the clamp open, I check the temp with a digital thermometer. 107-108F is just right for me......no cramps & I can usually take a large enema comfortably.

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I also like my enemas to be very warm. I measure with a digital thermometer and do 112F in the bag so that it's close to 108-110 flowing in to me. I've done cooler enemas when it's warm outside which is nice too. 60F is a nice cooldown temp. Someday I'll try colder water and see how that is.

Definitely warm. Just over body temperature.

A bit more than warm when running water over the back of my hand, but not uncomfortable. No idea what the actual temp is; 104-106 is just a guess.

Mostly warm to very warm. If it hits the prostrate right, What an orgasm :-))))))

I shoot for about 105, although anything between 100 to 110 works fine for me.

All in for 105 JJ express for openers and maybe 110 max for the second or rinse. Both make the prostate tingle and beg for relief.

I like my water hot, not hot enough to burn, but hot.

105 is perfect for me.

I like the water to be 112 to 115 degrees. It feels so good and helps me take much more water in me. I am now lucky to get 4 quarts, where I used to get much more in me.

I definitely want warm water. How warm I'm not particular about; but, I don't want it hot. I do actually like if it's warm enough to feel the heat when I expel; and, I expel once I'm finished filling up. I don't retain enemas.

I usually prefer around 105 F, sometimes a little warmer. Less cramping so I can take more and hold longer. Plus I love the way it heats you internally.

I have been experimenting with using both hot and cold water during an enema. I have 2 bags, 115 degree soapy water, 1.5 quarts in one and 60 degree 1.5 quarts, soapy water in the other. The bags are attached to a "T" connector, shutoff clips before the "T", the exit barb of the "T" has an adjustable clamp to control flow, and an aluminum nozzle. I open each shutoff to remove any air in the tubing and adjust for flow. I have a timer, insert nozzle, start with the cold water for 60 seconds, then switch to the hot for 60 seconds, repeat until both bags are empty. Unusual sensations in the rectum and anus, really different, but just great. I retain for about five minutes, then release, this is a great change of pace enema!!

I have never found anything but warm liquid to be comfortable whatsoever.