Question for those that do Cone Enemas

[KatWrangler]

What do you use in the water? We usually use Castile Soap. However, the soap was made by Triad that is in BIG trouble with tainted wipes. Our supplier is no longer selling the soap. I can’t find Castile Soap that doesn’t have something in it like lavender or vanilla.

So what do you use?

[savithny]

Hi,

I don't use it for cone enemas, but I saw this post and saw you didn't have any responses, and I do know a source of good castile soap.

I ahve a gallon of this under my sink right now:

http://store.17thcenturysuds.com/organic-liquid-soap

(note that the last scent is "unscented.")

They're local to me, so I bought it at the Farmers Market, but they do ship orders.  

I'd imagine there are other small businesses out there like them, maybe one close enough to you to not have to ship a heavy bottle of soap?   

[askew]

I think Dr Bronners makes a scent free castile soap, available in gallons. It is the "baby" one. 

[KatWrangler]

Originally Posted by savithny 

Hi,

I don't use it for cone enemas, but I saw this post and saw you didn't have any responses, and I do know a source of good castile soap.

I ahve a gallon of this under my sink right now:

http://store.17thcenturysuds.com/organic-liquid-soap

(note that the last scent is "unscented.")

They're local to me, so I bought it at the Farmers Market, but they do ship orders.  

I'd imagine there are other small businesses out there like them, maybe one close enough to you to not have to ship a heavy bottle of soap?   

Great!  I will check this out.

I did talk with the nurse at the Urologist office.  She said we can try baby soap and see how she does with that.  We tried glycerin in the past and that was awful.  She cried and screamed the whole time from the cramping.  So I want to be careful what we try.