I wonder how many of the ladies take an enema before they engage in Greek.  My SO has been doing this for quite some time.  She uses a solution of baking soda and water for the first round, and clear water for the following two.  She claims the baking soda not only removes odor from the immediate area, but also from other parts of her body as well.  I have noticed the absence of odor of any kind when we engage in sex after she has had a baking soda enema.  There is not even the slightest trace of odor under her arms, on her breath or in her vagina.  Taking an enema in preparation also seems to ease the insertion during Greek.  Is this a wide spread practice?

know about the baking soda. I only know about coffee enemas for 'cleansing'..

I allways support good CLEAN sex. It's a subject we dont talk about alot but I wish all women knew. Thanks for posting.

Yeah ok, I'll try it. What's the dilution factor doc? Maybe while I'm tinting my hair or watching "24". Thanks for the post.

speaking of "24" i cant believe that the guy cheated them and kept the virus, what a con :-/

and whats up with the old man dying.... how can someone so rich not have a bunch of security around?

what about those men, who want to be rimmed, or desire a little bit more behind there? I just wish that they would practice the same, as the ladies dooooo Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaa..

Mel

watch what I eat that day, cleanse myself out properly..

Shaye

There are many websites on the subject.  Baking soda is one of the most popular solutions used for enemas.  I am not sure what the ratio of baking soda to water is, but if you enter “baking soda enemas” in your search engine you will discover several pages of recipes.  Arm and Hammer Baking Soda has a website with a section devoted to the personal use of baking soda.  Although enemas are not mentioned, there are several other uses from breath freshening to supplementing bath water.  Baking soda absorbs odors of all kinds.  One of the many books written about brothel etiquette in Nevada suggests clients cleanse the concerned area with a solution of baking soda and water if they anticipate rimming.  

My original question was to find out if taking an enema prior to anal sex was common practice.  An earlier thread went into great detail about the practice of showering between each client as opposed to just wiping.  Of course, like most threads, this one spun off to the issue of baking soda, rather than pre-anal enemas.  

I feel that proper sanitization of the anus prior to anal sex is more imperative than cleansing the vagina prior to vaginal intercourse. Feces contain some very harmful and potential deadly bacteria.  A very small amount of human fecal matter in the blood stream can cause peritonitis, a fatal infection. On the other hand, the vagina and birth canal are self cleansing, and are only unsanitary when an infection is present.  


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Shaye,

What type of things are suggested to eat on the day of doing greek ? I saw that you said "I watch what I eat ".

I have heard of enemas but I know a provider who uses douches before she does greek. Interesting that she uses baking soda. It does remove odors which is why it is used in douches, toothpaste and sanitary products. That's a good idea.