Rubber hot water bottle

Seems to me that good old hotwater bottle had only used as enema bag, do anyone use it as it was invented...for warming.I had found good use of hotwater bottle( called termophor here)during I take up enema liquid in my bowels.Rather warm rubber bottle held to belly greatly reduce cramps and after expelling large volume enemas helps to calm down tired intestines.

In Sims position you can simply lay on half filled bottle,during side positions you should held it in place with hand,in kneeling position you can arrange pillows to put bottle on top and lay down with belly positioned on bottle.Pity that largest rubber bottle obtainable here is only 3 litres capacity,Olimpic is 5 I guess.

My hot water bottles are used for dual purposes as they were intended and wonder how many others use them the same?

I also place a warm hot water bottle on my stomach to ease any discomfort of cramps when taking an enema lying down. I also like to warm my bed with a hot water bottle on a cold night and they can also be very comforting for any aches and pains when feeling unwell.

I use it for my aches and pains then when it is cool enough use it for enema. This way you conserve water.I'll use any excuse for a enema

When I was growing up the hot water bottle had two principal uses where I was concerned. For earaches or constipation. If I had an earache, my mom would have me sleep with my sore ear on the hot water bottle, thus achieving "comfort by way of comfort". If I got constipated, comfort came by way of discomfort. I can remember more than once laying on my side under that bulging green rubber bag. Mom would insert that thick, vaseline smeared delrin nozzle as far as it would go and fill me to the bursting point. The cramping was awful, but I always felt better afterward though. I stopped receiving enemas at home when I was about 6 or 7.

Mom used the rubber bag only externally, but it probably was bought as a combo bag because the enema can she preferred had two sets of tubes and black hard rubber rectal and douche nozzles stored in it.

The red rubber hot water bottle always bring back my memories of the first enema with combo syringe.Hands on the floor ,Butt up on edge of toilet.

My first one wasn't red, it was amber.

My first as a child was from a Davol combination syringe. Later, The first I owned was a red bag- some drugstore brand, then some othrs. All were not red though.

The red rubber hot water bottle always had enema accessories with it in our home.

The red hot water bottle was the one I was given enemas with when I was a kid. That is the one that still turns me on big time by just looking at it.

The red hot water bottle could easily morph into the enema bag at a moments notice. Our family used it for both purposes,

Nowadays you tend to see them in the media purely in the HWB role.

We had a red Hot Water Bottle and it was just that, to warm aches and pains, or to warm one after playing out in the snow. Mom kept a red Davol fountain syringe for douches and enemas. My earliest memories are of receiving a "good enema" from the later with lots of Ivory soap mixed in. Many of you still crave that treatment, as do I. Cheers!

Same at our house the trusty red bag had many uses enema douche sore leges and backs but it saw more enemas and douches had 2 sisters than it did for musle pain