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Date Posted: 06:17:23 11/29/25 Sat
Author: Linda
Subject: Re: What enema solution was used
In reply to: Gail mom of 4 's message, "Re: What enema solution was used" on 10:49:12 11/28/25 Fri

>
>Linda, thanks for your comment. A long time ago I read
>of using the same solution as you tell if. Or it was
>very close to yours.
>
>Growing up the only solution I knew of was the warm
>mild soapy water enema. Was always given with the
>bulb.
>
>My aunt used,sometimes, Castile liquid soap.
>She would get the pan out and run water till warm.
>Then put some into the pan of warm water. Forgot how
>many is she used to make it.
>I remember her making the soapy water in the kitchen
>sink. Then getting my cousin. He never complained.
>Even when she told him he was going to get an enema.
>She would take him to the kitchen. Towel on the
>table. Red enema bulb floating in the pan of soapy
>water. On his back on the towel. Being syringed a
>few bulb full.
>
>She didn’t care if my friend and I
>were going in and out of the kitchen while he was
>given the bulb enema. Which was often! She seemed to
>like giving enemas.
>
>I may try your solution.
>
>I always gave soapy enemas. Solution made with bar of
>ivory soap.
>
>Always used the bulb syringe.

I used the bulb when the kids were age 1- 11 then switched to the bag. Also used ivory soap when the kids were small then when using the bag I switched to salt and baking soda and found that the solution was more effective. It is important to retain the solution for 10 to 15 minutes which is somewhat difficult to do.

Also used salt and glycerin when I thought they were impacted.

I also liked giving and taking enemas. Such a soothing feeling after emptying the bowels.

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