My partner would like to have more anal play, yet he mentioned he would be more comfortable if he cleansed the area internally first. Have you tried any of these products to suggest one?
Cleaning Out the Bum
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Which cleanser would you suggest for anal cleansing?
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He actually mentioned using an enema followed by using this. So, BayosGirl, the enema alone would work? I'm simply unfamiliar with enemas other than a couple of memories from decades ago as a child.
Originally posted by
bayosgirl
I haven't. Frankly I don't see how they're better than a regular disposable enema that you can buy at a grocery store. I guess being washable/reusable is more economical in the long run for people that use a lot of enemas, but I would opt
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I haven't. Frankly I don't see how they're better than a regular disposable enema that you can buy at a grocery store. I guess being washable/reusable is more economical in the long run for people that use a lot of enemas, but I would opt for the disposable version myself.
12/17/2011
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You can use the disposable syringe that comes with the enema, but you should not use the enema solution itself. Commercially available enemas are designed for people with constipation issues. As such, the solutions are designed to draw fluids into the bowels to soften stools and promote a bowel movement. Many people will recommend simply using the disposable bottle out of convenience and filling it with warm water.
Originally posted by
BuckeyeGal04
He actually mentioned using an enema followed by using this. So, BayosGirl, the enema alone would work? I'm simply unfamiliar with enemas other than a couple of memories from decades ago as a child.
Any of your choices would work fine for a beginner. I recently reviewed the Ultra Douche link.
12/17/2011
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Oh thanks for that insight. I'm off to see your review!
Originally posted by
Kindred
You can use the disposable syringe that comes with the enema, but you should not use the enema solution itself. Commercially available enemas are designed for people with constipation issues. As such, the solutions are designed to draw fluids into
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You can use the disposable syringe that comes with the enema, but you should not use the enema solution itself. Commercially available enemas are designed for people with constipation issues. As such, the solutions are designed to draw fluids into the bowels to soften stools and promote a bowel movement. Many people will recommend simply using the disposable bottle out of convenience and filling it with warm water.
Any of your choices would work fine for a beginner. I recently reviewed the Ultra Douche link.
Any of your choices would work fine for a beginner. I recently reviewed the Ultra Douche link.
12/17/2011
The only one I've used is the Colt, and I highly recommend it. Mine's lasted me over two years, and it is a precursor to any and all anal play - even if I'm just wearing a plug around for a little while. I even wrote-up a review on it.
12/24/2011
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Thanks so much for your input! I'm making note to check out the review after Christmas.
Originally posted by
Kendrir
The only one I've used is the Colt, and I highly recommend it. Mine's lasted me over two years, and it is a precursor to any and all anal play - even if I'm just wearing a plug around for a little while. I even wrote-up a review on it.
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The only one I've used is the Colt, and I highly recommend it. Mine's lasted me over two years, and it is a precursor to any and all anal play - even if I'm just wearing a plug around for a little while. I even wrote-up a review on it.
12/24/2011
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