Cold or Iced Water Enema Volume

I usually start by using two bags. The first bag, a closed top combination syringe, is filled with cold water. Once I have taken the contents of the first bag, I retain it and immediately insert the nozzle from the second bag. This bag is a vintage 2.5 quart Davol Petal syringe with the old style Bakelite bulbous douche nozzle. It contains a hot water solution of soap and salts. I really love the feeling of the hot and cold combination.

I had warm and cold alternatively during colonics. For enemas I always do warm. On occasion, I do like ice suppositories and let it melt before starting the enema.

I'm not flat-out saying don't do it, but be very careful. You CAN cause hypothermia.

Somehow, at least in my book, the words punishment and enema just don't go together.

I agree with jackacorn--an enema should be an enjoyable experience. For me, part of enjoyment is having water of different temperatures, so sometime I will put a bunch of ice into my 4 quarts of enema water and let it melt away and then fill myself with the ice cold water. It does not cause me cramps. Then I will use a cold tap water filling, Then a warm tap water filling. In all cases, I start out with a nozzle to put in the first quart or so, and then switch to a 48" colon tube. They all a bit different experiences, enjoyable in their own right.

hankb.

I tried an ice water enema once just to see if i was missing out on something. it was different, a lot of intense cramping. I would probably do it again as a change of pace but defiantly prefer warm water enemas. It did make feel very cold.

Has anyone ever used ice-water in enemas? i thoroughly enjoy the sensation of a 4 qt ice water enema filling up as the cold provides some cramping that doesn't happen with warmer water. I fill up a milk jug full of water and leave it in the freezer for several hrs but pull it out before it is frozen solid. I like to take these while taking a hot shower many times as the difference in temp between internal and external is interesting to say the least. The other significance of the ice water is that it closes off the sphincter muscles and makes retaining them easier. One does need to be careful with these though too because not allowing the body to warm up can cause hypothermia or even muscle paralysis. I'm not advocating that people use them just wondering......

I, too, like to take ice water enemas, but I like to alternate one bag ice water and then a bag of hot water or visa versa. Feeling the water move into my rectum and colon is fantastic and thrilling. Really can not describe it beyond saying that I taking love them regardless of the type. But, I prefer to alternate between hot and cold..

I suppose you could call me a true Klismo, so I have tried every variation of enemas I could think of. I do like the sensations of cold water after a warm water enema and viceversa, but ice water hurts a little more; in fact a lot more, and since I am not much into pain, I've discontinued using it. I have always preferred a hotter version.

I put a bunch of ice cubes in a bucket of water and let it sit for a while until the ice is all melted and the water is cold. Then I fill my bag and from there fill myself with 4 qts. It is enjoyable, but if I do more than one, I may get chilled, particularly in the cold season of the year. So, I follow it by a cold or warm tap water enema or two. I tried putting an ice cube in my anus before I started, but it was uncomfortable, so I stopped doing it. I recommend an ice water enema to anyone as a different experience.

hankb

One gallon of ice water? I'd be seriously concerned about hypothermia.

As I said, I get chilled.

hankb

I am still convinced the best temperature is warm but not hot to the touch of the person GETTING the enema, no matter what it feels like to the giver.

I've been known to do ice water ememas. Very crampy and instant hard nipples. Tough to hold but sometimes I need that too!

I wouldn't think of it unless a lady wanted to give me a punishment enema.

I'll stick to warm, relaxing enemas. No cramps for me please.

I agree, cold water does not sound inviting to me.

Never I repeat NEVER PISS OFF YOUR NURSE

while in the hospital for a spinal cord injury I thought it was funny when I used a straw and shot spit balls into my nurses hair and she did not! later that week during our usual clean out I found out the hard way what a chipped ice water enema felt like

I WILL NEVER I REPEAT NEVER TEASE MY NURSE AGAIN

Ive tried a ice enema once... It was terrible. It would definitely be a punishment.

I have stuck ice cubes up my butt and found it to be arousing on occasion, but the coldest I have taken a fairly large volume enema is tap water cold and it was fairly cramping.

I would say I would try either again if the mood and kink hit.......

I have put ice cubes up my butt a couple of times and found them uncomfortable, so I do not do them anymore. I will have to wait until summer, when it is warm, to do an ice water enema because I would be chilled if I did it now. I enjoy the varied sensations of taking in different temperatures of water.

hankb

What about laying in the bathtub filled with hot water as you take the cold water enema? would probably create some interesting experiences.

I was in one of my nuttier moods last night and fantasized about taking cold water enemas.

First I took three cleansing enemas at about body temperature to clean me out. Then I let the cold tap water run until it was cold and filled my six quart jug. I use an aquarium thermometer to monitor the temperature. It was about 52.5°F (around 11.4°C). I greased up my anus and KP-2 Klystra nozzle with Crisco. Then inserted my Klystra nozzle in my butt, knelt face down in the tub and released the enema.

WOW! Way too cold! Cramps and pain! I could only suffer through about two quarts before I needed to stop. Then I expelled for about 20 minutes.

I decided to do a second cold water enema. This time I used water about 72.5°F (about 22.5°C.) Once again I greased up my anus and KP-2 Klystra nozzle with Crisco. Then inserted my nozzle in my butt, knelt face down in the tub and released the enema.

This was still very cold, but more tolerable. I managed to take five of the six quarts before it became too unbearable. Lots of cramps and pain. Also discovered that my body seems to retain cold water longer and it takes longer to expel.

Afterwards, I was cold! I can't find my human thermometer so I can't report my temperature, but I was cold and shivering. I covered up, turned on the heat and drank some warn chicken noodle soup. Also drank a cold beer.

I will have to experiment with this more in the future. I know that I can habituate to hot enemas by starting with warm and increasing the temperature with each successive enema. I will have to try starting with warm and decreasing the temperature with each successive enema to see if I can habituate to cold.

Anybody else nutty enough to try this? If you are into cramps I guarantee that cold water will give you cramps.

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If you are in mood for cramps, toss in a few ice cubes. I guarantee it will give you cramps. Not my everyday routine, but every now and then...

Taking cold water enemas until 2:00 AM makes a person cold, tired and grumpy the next day.

Guess I should have expected that.

But if you want a "Punishment" Enema, cold water is the way to go!

First wife (RN in the 60's) said that in the hospital they would use cold water when all else had failed; SSE's, saline, etc. They avoided this because of the intense cramping it caused patients, but when used, it got the job done.

I like an occasional cold water enema. I use a double balloon nozzle to help retain it and I can simply lay on my back and relax and enjoy the sensations.

I like the sensation of the cold water flowing through my colon. I can feel it trace its way the water flows through my colon. I rarely have cramps from it. By the time I expel it, the water has been warmed to body temperature.

Sometimes I'll indulge in a cold water enema when my previous enema expulsion seems incomplete or unsatisfactory. We've all experienced an enema "getting stuck" at times. My remedy is a cold water enema given quickly with the bag higher than normal...and the clamp wide open.

As Susie, remarked, the feeling of the cold water racing up through the colon is a unique sensation (and not bad at all). Trying to relax as the cold water penetrates deeper into the colon is a bit of a challenge for me, but somehow I manage to let go and enjoy the ride.

Then the cramps set in...and the previous enema that somehow got stuck along with the cold water starts heading for the exit (if you know what I mean)!

It is a unique sensation...to say the least!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

I've never tried a cold water enema. I thought it was anathema. Something new to try!