Cold or Iced Water Enema Volume

I am not a fan, but if you're looking for cramps (and sometimes cramps are just what the doctor ordered!) cold is the way to go!

Had two online dominant doctors who had me give myself cold/ice water enemas. As previously stated, they do cramp quite a bit, but i find after a couple of minutes my body adapts to them. Definitely a different sensation to feel cold water expelling vs. warm. I have also had dom have me put a tray of ice cubes in the bag, fill it with water , and leave in refrigerator for 20 mins then take the bag. Needless to say, definitely good for punishment and making sure everything is out of you.

No cold enemas for me. I have put couple ice cubes in before that was quit sensational Have thought about doing more melt pretty fast

I've found cold enemas good for a stimulating change of pace, but I like mine at 104 or so F.

For cold enema, i prefer ice cubes. It's all together a different sensation.

I tried a cold (but not icy) enema only once, it was during a very hot summer, it felt quite refreshing and I enjoyed it. But I usually prefer it warm, nearly hot.

The only time I ever take a cold enema , just plain tap water (cold) temperature, is when I've already taken a series of enemas and for some reason I can't expel the last enema in that series. I know there's two quarts lurking somewhere in my colon ...LOL...So a cool tap water enema always seems to do the trick and get "everything" flowing again. Works every time.

I find a warm soapy enema so enjoyable and satisfying, I'm not really ready to try cold. It gives me shivers to even think about it.

I have done just cold water and icy cold liquids (water/beer/champagne/milk). cold water doesn't do much for me. I have even done garden hose enemas, but not recently. ice cold is definitely a unique experience. As someone else mentioned, it also tends to really pucker up and close your anus. definitely a chore to expel. beer and any other alcoholic beverage can be relaxing and the cramping is dulled by the numbness caused by either the alcohol or the cold. I still prefer a nice warm or hot enema, but the chilling numbing effect of an icy one is very nice too. with icy cold I have gotten the chills a few times so I usually follow with a warming cleanout afterwards. ice cubes give me chills right away so I don't do those anymore. but a nice cold one up the butt.... ummmm.

As a kid, I got grossed out when expelling a warm enema, it felt too much like diarreah to me so I switched to cool water enemas of 2 cups.

I use both now but do enjoy the sensation of cool water spreading up through my bowels. I've tried ice water once, but it was too painful. I also tried a chilled Fleet twice. not fun.

I will have to say, I would not be interested in any type of cold enema. I am into pleasurable and erotic enemas and for me that means warm water and maybe some Bronners soap. The warm solution feels good going in and it helps me to retain more of the solution. Cold enemas and the possible cramps that go with them are not what I am into.

I like to give myself a 4+qt ice water enema from time to time. I have to watch that I do not get chilled, so I usually follow it by a cold or warm tap water enema or two to warm my self back up. I do not have troubles with cramps because I do it slowly, perhaps a half hour for the 4+ qts. I do not do ice cubes directly because I am afraid that the will freeze my tissue and cause trouble.

hankb

Two quarts of 107 degree soap and water followed by 1 1/2 qts of tap water at about 60 degrees gives a very thorough and satisfying cleanout. Try it, you'll like it.

I tried a couple of cold water enemas. It was sort of a dare. The girlfriend who started me on enemas said she dared me and if I did it she would too. It was just cold tap water but cold enough. The house was fairly new when the hot water heater went out. It was under warranty. Ever tried getting someone to act when it is a new home and under warranty? It is not like renting where a landlord will be over in a reasonable time. It's like talking to a wall or pulling teeth. Seriously. It took them two days just to send some guy out to look at it and try some things that we had already tried only to tell us what we already figured out. It was bad and needed replaced. The guy said it would be a day or two. We could heat water on the stove for baths and washing our hair etc. Anyway like I said she told me that if I tried it then she would. I felt the water and it wasn't like cold, cold like out of the refrigerator. It was hard to hold and the cramps were bad. No way could I take the whole bag. When it came out I was almost on the potty so there was a small mess. But it felt hard and I felt cold inside. After I expelled that she filled the bag again and I told her that maybe I was already full and I wanted to try again. It was the same results. She had the same results also.

I often wondered if it's a myth or the truth, to reduce a fever with a cool water enema?

If your fever is very high it will lower your temperature. If the cause of the fever is not addressed, it will go back up.

It would be effective but one of the more uncomfortable ways to temporarily reduce a fever. I'd go for a cool bath or wet towels first to see if they work. Just like a mother in labor it seems cruel to increase the discomfort with an enema if not strictly necessary.

I have done cold water enemas on a hot summer day to cool off. Must say you will have cramps, lots of cramps. But very affective for cooling off.

When young tepid (not cold ) or cool water enemas were common to reduce fever.

I have tried several cold water (plain) enemas. Even tried ice water once. They all turn out the same. Impossible to take a full bag, impossible to hold as well. Really not much fun. I much prefer really warm ones!

Cold water enemas are very crampy and can be used as punishment. They are very hard to hold and if a mess is made more punishment can be added.

How many enjoy a cold enema ? What does it feel like ?

The temperature is in the upper 80's and a few days ago, I gave myself an ice water enema of 4 qts, followed by a cold tap water enema, also 4 qts. I retained each perhaps 10-15 minutes. By the time it was over, I was beginning to feel chilled, so I gave myself a 4 qt warm water enema, and my chills went away. I could not feel the coldness or warmth of the water going in, but could feel it when it came out. I did not have cramps at any time during the fillings. Give it a try and see how you like it.

hankb

I do use cold enemas as a way to assure complete evacuation after a coffee enema series, or an extended soapy enema cleanse.

In most cases, I use a smaller volume in order to trigger immediate expulsion. It may only be 1 or-2 pints that I will immediately release. I don't experience cramping or any ill effects.

Many older texts suggested a cold enema in order to restore the bowel to it's former elasticity, especially after fairly warm/hot enemas.

For those who worry about failure to empty the bowel for extended periods, I've found this to be quite effective.

I rather enjoy cold enemas... Always followed by a warm one...

Don't like them except when I'm overheated from wearing too many layers at night or have a fever. I have the water like 85-90 degrees to help decrease fever.

I think that I developed an affinity for warm enemas that have cooled down as a result of getting them like that when I was a kid. Sometimes I was not always compliant right away and it cooled off before I got it. I think that the cool soapy water feels different from warm soapy water, maybe you can feel it more. I like the way the cool water in the nozzle feels too.

I’m not sure why, but for whatever reason I decided to try an ice water enema. I even let the water sit there for a while and chill. When I squeezed the first bulb inside of me, it felt like needles had exploded inside of my butt. That was the first and last time I did that. Worst enema ever ?

I usually take enemas at a nice warm temp, that at times has cooled down quite a bit. And I think @caresabouthealth is right that you can help lower your body temp if you are overheated or have a fever with a cool enema.

As for a COLD enema, I wanted to try it once. I was in my usual setup, office chair watching enema porn, opened the clamp and... felt a tiny bit and then nothing! I laid on the carpet to get more height... nothing. Tried to squeeze the bag... not much!

All I can think of was my body cramped and clamped up at the cold temp. I'm sure I'll try again sometime...

1976 far from any help [ I have a habit of being out in the wild ] my first wife gave me a cold enema as I had 102/103 fever , only enema she ever gave

I have never had a cold or ice water one but agree with @Allie80 sometimes stalling or a phone call or visitor caused them to be cooler than intended but almost always were given cooler if something slowed the process down.