Davol

Wow-being an Electric Engineer I never gave much thought to the role that fluid physics plays in our favorite activity!

Now you know why some refer to enemas as physics. LOL! The Devil made me post it.

I just purchased a Davol Comfy #12 combination syringe at an estate sale for $3.00. It is in the original box and appears to be in pretty good shape. The enema nozzle is white and has a slight flare to it. The douche nozzle is also white and is curved. Does anyone know if the number has anything to do with when it was manufactured? It looks like the bag and nozzle mom used on me in the 50s and early 60s, except ours had black nozzles.

Does anyone know if the number has anything to do with when it was manufactured?

My suggestion is to PM jimmyt44. If anyone on this site knows, it would be him. I tease him about his knowledge of enema devices by saying that he got a Ph.D. in enemas.

There's a Paris #71 for sale currently on the popular auction site...

If anyone is interested in buying a classic Davol Petal open top with black hard rubber nozzles, I am willing to sell mine. It holds 3 qts., has a chrome clip and the vaginal nozzle is the type with the bulbous tip. I also have open top Comfy's and Classics that I would sell. Email me at: Jimmy.t44@hotail.com

Yes, Davol made open top (Fountain) syringes. Here is a list and how their numbering system works:

Davol uses 2 digit numbers:

First digit = model number

Second digit =Type

0=Water Bottle, (B)

1=Fountain Syringe, (F)

2=Combination Syringe (C)

For certain the following exist.

Comfy: 1x F, C

Family: 3x B, F, C

Classic: 5x F, C

Relief: 6x F, C

Paris: 7x F, C

Iris: 8x F, C

Petal: 9x B, F, C

So, a Petal Fountain is a 91

Where not noted, the Bottles may or may not exist.

Also the 6x also includes the Holiday, Starlet, and Petite Folding Fountains

Thanks for explaining Davol's numbering code. Also, here a link to Wikipedia page for Davol https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davol_Rubber_Company