Float a bar of soap in the bag

Does anyone ever float a bar of IVORY in their bag along with a soapsuds enema while being given?------Would that make it too strong?

Often drop bar into bag strengthen mix

I do that occasionally; makes for a pretty strong solution towards the end of the bag. It does make me take the enema quickly!

"Too strong" is something only you can decide. I've made Ivory solution by sealing a bar inside a gallon ziploc bag and storing it for a few days (frequently shaking it up). The resulting solution was an opaque milky white with a thick head of foam. After warming the bag in the sink, I filled my 4 qt bag and managed to take about 3 qt of it.

I retained it between 5 to 10 minutes which is about normal for me. The cramps it produced were effective but not unbearable - but more than mild for sure. It definitely felt like an effective clean out, though a bit more intense than I'd want on a regular basis.

The main thing I dislike about Ivory is the residue it leaves in the bag.

Even so, I'm sure the mood will strike to do it again sometime.

I've done this... certainly encourages one to relax and get the water in quickly!

My mom did that using her amber folding bag, and when the volumes she put in it had drained in me, I would peak at the bag and see the bottom still pushed out she was always say “just a little more Darling” when all the long she had me in the holding time.

What I do is put a bar of Ivory soap in a shaker bottle and shake it up well.

Any time I need an enema then, all I have to do is shake it up again. If it is a complete cleanout and it's planned, I shake it up again when I schedule the personal day, and again when I get home from work the evening before Again at bed time, and when I wake up, and take the bisacodyl I shake it again, and one last time right before it goes in the bag. That way I can use a HWB-style bag and not have to get the bar of soap in the bag. No clogged hoses or nozzles!

I've tried this a few times with Ivory, Dove, or Neutrogena bar soap and it is always too strong for me. I vomited the last time I tried it. My radiation burned colon and rectum is much more sensitive now to soaps. When I DO use soap, I make it fairly mild. J&J baby wash is gentle enough if I don't make it too strong. Before colon cancer and radiation, I used to be able to take them as strong as they could get; not anymore.

If you want to float a bar of Ivory I personally recommend using an enema can. Cleaning soft soap from the inside of a bag is a real pain.

Emom has the same belief that my mom had regarding the advantage of using an enema can. The white "irrigator" was the only equipment she used on me and she would swish a cake of Ivory in it to get the desired soap strength in the enema solution. and wash out the can when the treatment was over.

I think that the best way to handle bar soap is to "grate" it into a jar of water. It will dissolve in the water. Glycerin soap seems to be hard and take longer to dissolve than a soft soap like Ivory.

Once dissolved you will know how much soap is in any given quantity of the solution and be able to mix the desired amount in an enema with no guessing.