Has anyone ever used Clearly Natural soap?

I was curious to see if anyone has used this brand of soap in there enemas before. I've seen ivory used a lot. What other soaps have you used?

Kirks Castille soap; Johnson and JOhnson Baby Shampoo; Dr. Bronners soaps.

All those already mentioned, plus Neutrogena bar and liquid soap.

Dr. Bronners Peppermint Castile soap, available at GNC and probably other health stores. The peppermint give you a nice tingle in your anus as you expel, and the peppermint helps cover up some of those other smells. I love it!

Never heard of Clearly Natural before.

Just started using baby's shampoo, and wow.... to me its better than peppermint etc. the best I have tried.

When I went looking for Castile soap a few months ago, I ran into Bronners but also a comparable product that was substantially cheaper called Dr. Woods Castile Soap. I bought a large bottle at Amazon and after a few uses it's worked very nicely, being pleasant and effective without any side effects so far. I had not heard of Clearly Natural either until this thread. J&J Baby Shampoo has also worked fine for me. I still have a small bottle in my bathroom.

I haven't used Clearly Natural soap as an additive to my enemas. With it's claim that it's all natural, it certainly would be better than some of the more harsh liquid detergents that is on the market. And also, with Clearly Natural being a glycerin based soap, the glycerin is an added bonus to the soap base for inducing a bowel evacuation.

My choice is Ivory. It's gentle, and I adore the milky-white color that it awards to the enema solution.

No, Ivory is natural enough for me, and for my budget!!

I've got twins, and have not made it very far up the ladder just yet.

My husband is farther up a shorter ladder.

There is in reality nothing "Clearly Natural" about soap.

Just avoid chemical detergent!