Italian equipment

Hi everyone!

I read a lot about varous equipment used in USA, but finally tha most used is the famous red rubber bag, that's normally sold like hot water bottle with the doble use of enema syringe. Well, this courous equipment is not available in Italy! We can buy hot water bottles, of course, but without the tubing to adapt them like enema syringe!

I know that in UK the red rubber bag is used and I think I'll buy one the next time I'll go to England, but now, to have one, I had to made it by myself drilling the scew cap of an italian water bottle and putting a little tube inside the hole. Then I attached a little nylon tap to the tube and I had a real british red rubber enema bag! Isn't this courous? but every Country has his habits. In Italy enemas are normally done, even in the hospitals, with the very useful blue folding bags, that have a little plastic tap at the end of the tube, just after the nozzle or the colon tube. So, instead to say "relaise the clamp, close the clamp", we say "turn on the tap, turn off the tap"!

I say to you these things like... 😃 good cultural exchange between the continents, and to emphasize that what arouse excitement in an italian enemaphile is not the sight of a red enema bag, but more the sight of a blue folding bag!

happy belly to you all!!!

ig

Don't forget, that in a pinch, an old fashion turkey baster can help!

I think also in Italy bulbs are the most used. There are many kinds of them from small to very large quantity.

In italian homes, to give enemas was in widespread use the all rubber bulb called colloquially "peretta" (translatable in English as "small pear"): the body and the nozzle are a single piece.

The soft rubber nozzle are quite long and thin, but very flexible, and easily penetrates deep into the rectum of the receiver.

You could see an example from our largest national producer Artsana: http://www.picsolution.com/Default.aspx?TabId=65&language=en-GB&IdItem=417&en-GB=Default.aspx

The sizes most used from enemas were the 8, 10 or 12.

Some time ago I bought an Artsana Enteroplast, which is about the best 2500cc enema pitcher I have found. Nice handle, the base is elevated so the hose attaches to the bottom, which has a slight funnel shape. It took me years to find another dealer, which turned out to be a sex shop and not the usual enema equipment supplier. When I did I bought three more, but fair warning, they aren't cheap, if you can find them.

It is graduated, so it is very easy to keep track of the progress. The first one I bought I brought to the Las Vegas E-Fest at the Residense Inn. It was used for the capacity contest.

Even though my antique Davol and Seiberling bags are my nostalgic favorites, most enemas are with the Enteroplast or E-Z-Em clear bags because I like to see just how much I've taken.

@Pegas Italian here, and in my house the "peretta" had a detachable nozzle. The all-rubber bulb was called "schizzetto". Nonetheless, they were both used quite often!

J etais a Verrone et j ais trouver chez un droguiste deux caisses pleines le premier pleint de poire vaginale grand model et le second poire a lavement d une contenance de 0.650g que j ais acheter

That's what I like to hear from one Italian to another, we have given to the arts science and now, with Italian ingenuity you have created your own enema bag BRAVA

Many years ago I did see in a pharmacy a Pirelli combination syringe. Never thought it was unusual because at the time BF Goodrich and US Rubber were also producing them.

Pirelli combination syringe https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-pirelli-brand-fountain-249613704

Schizzetto https://www.google.com/search?q=schizzetto&client=firefox-b-1-lm&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjWvIT0zMH4AhVPjYkEHRelC1UQ_AUoAnoECAEQBA&biw=1173&bih=747&dpr=1.09