Sears Enema Bags

Reddevil you are so right, it just changed.

Many of the young people might suspect we exaggerate the abundance of enemas during the years shortly after WW-2.

I hope this link works. If not, let me know and i will try to take it away.

Titled: Your Average 50s Family

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Unfortunately I didn't know this brand living in Italy and being born in the eighties

All the Sears catalogs you'll ever want in one place. After going to the site select the catalog you want. After the page opens drag the scroll bar on the right to get down to what looks like the index pages. Use the NEXT and PREVIOUS buttons to get to enemas, note the page number and go to the URL at the top and replace the number at the end with the page number you want to get to. Press enter. Don't let the website name fool you, it's real!

LostInThe 50s

https://christmas.musetechnical.com/

Thanks, "Lost in the 50s"

Looked into the 1946 Sears Spring Summer. Then looked into the 1963 Sears and no rubber nor synthetic enema systems found.

( Same year the Democrats assassinated their own president)

Some surprising 1946 views

https://christmas.musetechnical.com/ShowCatalogPage/1946-Sears-Spring-Summer-Catalog/0713 System Kits

https://christmas.musetechnical.com/ShowCatalogPage/1946-Sears-Spring-Summer-Catalog/0714 douche

https://christmas.musetechnical.com/ShowCatalogPage/1946-Sears-Spring-Summer-Catalog/0715 lube

https://christmas.musetechnical.com/ShowCatalogPage/1946-Sears-Spring-Summer-Catalog/0716 thermometers

1954

https://christmas.musetechnical.com/ShowCatalogPage/1954-Sears-Spring-Summer-Catalog/0521

An enema bag that said "Craftsman" on it would be very cool!

@lzrd. Thanks for the memories!! Did anyone notice the prices: in 1946 a "Good" kit cost $0.79, a "Better" one cost $1.79, and the "Best for $2.39. Note that $1 in 1946 would be $16.85 in 2024 You can get a enama kits today on Amazon anywhere from $12- $36, so the cost hasn't changed all that much. (Just the quality!)

I think many of us boomers avidly perused the Sears catalogs😜Getting wide-eyed at the drug store looking at all the douche and enema bags was my experience😍

My foster mom had an old latex enema bag that she used occasionally to give me a soapsuds enema. Just a month ago I discovered a website with vintage department store catalogs, and I actually found the bag- it was a Sears Folding Fountain Syringe, from the early 60's. The bag in the catalog had the same green plastic box, the same douche tip, and it held over 2 quarts. I measured my foster mom's bag once, and I held 2½ quarts. It's bag #2, here:

https://christmas.musetechnical.com/ShowCatalogPage/1961-Sears-Fall-Winter-Catalog/0265

My foster mom would fill that bag with warm water at the kitchen sink, add a shot glass of Bronner's peppermint Castile about halfway, then finish filling the bag to the top. She made a point of showing me how to prepare the enema so I could do it later on my own. I remember it took on a really intimidating appearance when full, particularly when looking up from the bathroom floor-both bloated and transparent, so you could see the water level through the bag.

@Scotty55 I have a similar bag now. You can see the leve of the suds on top of the water. I see that bulging bag and my dick immediately reaches for the ceiling knowing that my nurse will soon be filling me.

@EnemaAndIvory I'd love to see a picture of it, full of soapsuds.

Izard- Try the search term "syringe," and the 1946 catalog will pull up two pages of enema and douche syringes.

Oh how I miss getting the Sears catalogs several times a year, but times have changed, and not always for the better.

Https://archive.org/details/catalog1918sear/page/1322/mode/2up

Duke University Collection 1902 - 1994

https://archives.lib.duke.edu/catalog/searscatalogs

I think many of us boomers avidly perused the Sears catalogs😜Getting wide-eyed at the drug store looking at all the douche and enema bags was my experience😍

And now, you can't find a Sears store or an enema bag in a brick and mortar building. I should have bought a dozen or so when walmart was selling them for 4.96.

@LisaK

You said "How long did it take you to figure out that the bag does not have that much effect on the feel of the enema?

Main things that affect the feel are volume, formula and position.

While every enema is different and no two enemas you take with the same bag are ever going to be identical, changing the bag will probably have little effect".

When we moved from our grand parents farm in WV where enemas were always with grandma's red open top bag in the big upstairs bathroom, to a smaller house in Philadelphia, mom bought a new combo set and the words on the box "Rapid Flow" stood out like a neon sign! Oddly enough neither Tess nor I felt any difference than enemas from grandma's bag or mom's new rapid flow combo bag. Perhaps grandma's bag was a rapid flow version too. But yes, both Tess and I spent lots of time examining the Sears catalog enema pages, usually asking each other "how would you like to try that enema? Or how about that one with the squeeze thing in the middle of the hose? Or comments would you like to see Diane or Robin (our two younger sisters) getting that one?

So, I'm still LostInThe50s.

Marty

I posted this somewhere but I can't find it, so here's a summary of the event.

In 1958 I was 10 years old. Mom had a friend named Marcella who worked at the only drug store in town. In another post I referred her as a Pharmacist but Tess recently corrected me as Marcella was just an employee.

One Saturday in January 1958 Tess and I went to town with Marcella and her daughter Ella which for us was a treat as we got to spend the morning at the drug store where we had lunch and ice cream before going home.

The most memorable part of the morning was helping Marcella and Ella change the front window display. She had to remove and repack most of the enemas on display and setup candies for Valentines day. Now as you might expect Tess and I were in our glory, getting to handle and pack all these wonderful devices, wishing that there was some way to take one home!

Ella wasn't as excited as we were especially when Tess picked up a three quart bag saying to Ella and me "how would you like to get THIS one used on you"? We remember Ella snapping back something like "just put it in the box, they aren't toys"! I remember saying something like "you'll be lucky if your mom doesn't take it home"! Ella grumbled something like "she doesn't need that at home"!

Tess just smiled, knowing that Ella got enemas from a combination enema she had told her about several months ago, I don't know if Tess ever told Ella that I knew how she got her first enema, I wanted to tell her but at 10 years old talking with a girl not my sister about enemas just wasn't going to happen! Another missed opportunity that could have opened up another person to share our kink with if she was receptive to play!

I'm still LostInThe50s