How to Perform an Enema at Home
Gather your supplies., Find a warm, comfortable place to perform the enema, such as a private bathroom with a sunny window or heater., Assemble the enema kit according to the instructions included with the kit., Fold any towels on the bathroom...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Gather your supplies.
Although spurring an evacuation with the help of an enema is relatively easy, you will need a few essential supplies:
A couple of large, old towels A teaspoon of organic almond oil, olive oil, or coconut oil for lubrication One quart distilled water at body temperature A clean enema kit A book or magazine — it’ll come in handy! , There should be a place for your enema bag or bucket to sit or hang from (it should be about 2-3 feet above the floor).
Make sure your resting area is close to the bathroom, if not in it.
Once you perform the enema, you may only have a few seconds until the body decides it needs to evacuate.
If this happens and you're not near a toilet, you're in for some trouble. , An enema kit usually comes with A bag for the liquid A hook to hang the bag up A hose A plug A rectal tip , Make it as comfortable as possible. , -
Step 2: Find a warm
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Step 3: comfortable place to perform the enema
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Step 4: such as a private bathroom with a sunny window or heater.
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Step 5: Assemble the enema kit according to the instructions included with the kit.
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Step 6: Fold any towels on the bathroom floor.
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Step 7: Use the oil to lubricate your anus as well as the first few centimeters of the insertion tip on the enema tube.
Detailed Guide
Although spurring an evacuation with the help of an enema is relatively easy, you will need a few essential supplies:
A couple of large, old towels A teaspoon of organic almond oil, olive oil, or coconut oil for lubrication One quart distilled water at body temperature A clean enema kit A book or magazine — it’ll come in handy! , There should be a place for your enema bag or bucket to sit or hang from (it should be about 2-3 feet above the floor).
Make sure your resting area is close to the bathroom, if not in it.
Once you perform the enema, you may only have a few seconds until the body decides it needs to evacuate.
If this happens and you're not near a toilet, you're in for some trouble. , An enema kit usually comes with A bag for the liquid A hook to hang the bag up A hose A plug A rectal tip , Make it as comfortable as possible. ,
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