Pumpkin Enema bags

As I remember they held about 2 quarts.

I found a blogspot where a Misstress claims to have a 4 quart black pumpkin enema bag. If you scroll down she shows a picture, but I'm not sure if it is really a “pumpkin” bag.

“In my toy chest I have a 4 quart black pumpkin enema bag and a butt-plug shaped aluminum enema nozzle.”

http://dommewife.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-reemergence-of-dreaded-black.html

The blue ‘pumpkin’ bags were simply a standard Faultless ice bag, with an adapter plug, and standard Faultless hose and nozzles. It was their version of a travel syringe.

The black bag in the pic is German, I think.

Waaay back in the 1970's there was a chain of drug stores called Brooks Pharmacy that sold several varieties of rubber syringes under the brand names of “Regina”, “Contessa”, and "Releef". The top of the line was a three-quart folding syringe that had several more pleats than the two usually found on “travel” syringes, and when filled to capacity, formed a complete sphere which closely resembled a small pumpkin.

I can recall these in pale blue, but not pink; have sometimes wondered if the designer of the “blue pumpkin” time-keeping software was a closeted klasmiphile.

The one problem here was that the combination collar and hanging loop, made of a heavier plastic, didn't bond well with the latex bag, and often came loose if the bag was filled to capacity. Sure wish that one of the rubber-goods manufacturers would revive this design.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brooks_Pharmacy

For gwhap and others…the black “pumpkin” bag in the blog photos was available several years ago at OHN. It was likely made with a black breathing bag that was repurposed and modified to be functional for enemas and douches. They were also available in red and were known as “Antique” bags and easily held 3 qts.

My guess is that “Grant” made the bags and they were also available for sale at EFEST events in Las Vegas in the early 2000's.

If Droidgirl still has the red one, a photo would be appreciated!

As most here would likely already know I'm more of a Can Fan, but that's not to say I've not fallen under the spell /influence of the physical appearance of some bags.

The Pumpkin bag has pretty much always been one such bag id like to have had the pleasure of 😁, particularly the pleated light (sky) blue pumpkin bag.

I recall (as some others here might do) when the pleated Blue Pumpkin bag appeared in a skit on Married With Children, when Al Bundy awoke from his dream state and there stood a portly Nurse holding up a sky blue pumpkin bag, white ribbed hose & white douche nozzle as she said to Al. . “It's Enema time Al” !!

On another thread (over 5 years ago now) I'd remarked about these bags . .when another member had been seeking to purchase one. As they are few and far between they are not the easiest item to procure, even through the obvious channels like EPay, Etsy or Gumtree. At that time apparently The Collector had & could supply a very limited amount . . How factual such information was is merely speculative.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1_F6bvzoB0

@Sean

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1_F6bvzoB0

Thanks muchly. .enjoyed the clip Sean.

That particular setup is the Faultless Four in One enema, douche, ice bag, and hot water bottle. I've owned several over the years and still have one stashed in my collection of vintage items.

I assume that the flimsy hanging loop failed quite often and was a factor in their demise from availability.

I had one of the Faultless 4 in 1 bags years ago. Bought it during a stay in Canada in 1985.

I, too, had one of those Faultless 4 in 1 bags back in the late 70’s. In fact, it was the bag that my girlfriend then, now my wife, used to give me my first enema from her. Great memories!

I owned and used the classic pumpkin bag back in the mid-eighties. It was fun while it lasted.