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Rogue86 -> RE: soap enemas (9/26/2008 11:39:33 PM)
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We use plain warm water for prep enemas prior to any vigorous anal play, which is generally more than sufficient when administered in the right amount, held within long enough for the water to do it's work softening any internal 'stuff', and flushing it out entirely. One repetition, and that seems to do the trick. Occasionally, for 'extra vigorous' anal play, we will add a bit of liquid castille soap made specifically for enema use, purchased from a medical supply company. It comes packaged nicely in single use pouches similar to the ubiquitous 'ketchup packets', 100 to a box. As long as any air pockets are removed from the tubing prior to administering this soap-and-water mixture, no cramping occurs and it can indeed be a very erotic, calming experience. It certainly goes a long way towards soothing any anxiety the bottom may have about being clean and allows them to focus on the experience freely.
We actually brought this issue up with our physician, who told us that we should not have any problems as long as we stuck to these guidelines and did not overdo it. As has been stated by others here, he did point out that the rectum is a fairly thin and delicate mucous membrane, and the lower intestine does absorb chemicals compounds directly into the body. The popularity of wine enemas in the 70's for the instant intoxication - and the mortality of some of those folks from alcohol poisoning is an example of the this and the inherent dangers that could be associated with getting 'creative'. Doc also discussed the symbiotic balance of micro-flora and fauna within the human gut which makes digestion and excretion work and cautioned against introducing any antibiotic element - especially antibiotc soap - which might upset this balance.
As has also been mentioned by others here, we have learned on our own that the use of cold water - or the introduction of air - is very effective in causing pain. The cramping can be INTENSE, but it isn't permanent. Certainly uncomfortable. Anyone who has squirted a cold Fleet disposable enema up their rear can attest to this! When travelling, we have purchased these handy little plastic bottles. We just fill the hotel room sink with hot water and warm them up a bit - sorta like baby bottles! :o)
Please do not even think of using bleach - even in small amounts - as it is caustic internally. Ditto with alcohol, which would be akin to poisoning yourself or your partner.
Have fun, be safe, and send me the pictures! :o)
Rogue
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"It ain't punishment if you LIKE it."
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