Chamberpots

Hello. First of all I am sorry for my little weak english. My question is somewhat naughty for you, but can you tells me what exactly the chamberpot??? I read in spanking stories about the chamberpot...what are its usage in disciplines???

A chamberpot is a large container, frequently ceramic, with a rounded rim and frequently a lid. Usually kept in a bedroom and used at night to relieve oneself. A valuable companion in medieval castles on cold winter nights. (They usually had low grade workers to empty the things the next morning.)

The only modern equivalent I have found is the "pee can" kept in cabins without indoor plumbing or in tents.

Used up until the mid 50's in many urban and densely populated areas of the UK which had outdoor lavatories, which were sometimes shared with other houses.

Commonly known as Guzunders because they were kept under the bed!

Thanks for the answer's but I also asks

what are its usage in disciplines???

Some people use a chamberpot or similar vessel in BDSM games for humiliation. The sub/slave/what ever has to relieve himself/herself in front of the dom/master/in public. To make sure there is no way to escape, the person might be given a laxative or rather: suppositories and/or an enema (which might be used as part of a punishment).

Not my thing, punishment and/or humiliation, but to each their own...

@ Smarti,

Here is your link and answer regarding chamberpots.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chamber_pot

https://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=AmXog2m98IiwxV6oFBY6DvybvZx4?fr=yfp-t-901-s&toggle=1&ilc=8&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8&p=chamber%20pot%20history

Thanks andie...these are the links but Actually I asks my question...What is the usage of chamber-pot in disciplines??? Gewitterhexe answer it perfectly, the link you are providing doesn't helps me at all...they have only a details they are pots etc

A chamberpot was i suppose the early runner of the bed pan as used worldwide.big ceramic potty used for overnight collection taken and tipped in the morning.

A Chamberpot was also known as a "Thundermug" because of the sounds issued from it during its use of number 2.

I don't think it IS the forerunner of the bedpan, Sister S.

The chamber pot was used by those who COULD get out of bed to use it ... but didn't want to have to go to the outhouse in the middle of the night.

The bedpan, on the other hand, is provided for the use of those who CANNOT get out of bed to use it.

So very different functions ...

It is a pot that you pee in before you get a sapnking.

Once again, links regarding chamberpots.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chamber_pot

https://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=AmXog2m98IiwxV6oFBY6DvybvZx4?fr=yfp-t-901-s&toggle=1&ilc=8&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8&p=chamber%20pot%20history

It is a container used for the purpose of defecation and urination.

Back in the 50's when visiting grandparents in W. Kentucky the house did not have indoor plumbing. A #10 can was kept under the bed for use as a urinal at night, (usually referred to as the Peecan, not to be confused with the nut). For bowel urgency you had to run out along boards placed on the ground in the garden to keep your feet dry and get to the out house, (no electricity so a dark experience).

So far all my friends replies nicely but very few answer the disciplines usage of pot...thanks for the answers...I am enjoying your answers...

If you want humiliation and to force your submissive to defecate and or release an enema in front of you, a portable commode or bedpan is fine. Of course, the submissive must clean out the commode or whatever vessel they release into. After cleaning, they should clean it well enough so they could lick it if you want them to. (I know, that's gross, but this is humiliation we're after here!)

I don't know how easily you'll find an actual chamberpot these days.

I think a chamberpot is a great way to humiliate your sub. Especially if they are bound and unable to get out of bed for some reason. That way their only choice is to wet and poop the bed or use the chamberpot in front of you. Both would be humiliating for most!

A five gallon paint bucket is good to use as a humiliation type chamberpot/bedpan.

Just as a aside, I always heard that you could put your foot in the chamber pot and pee down your leg-in order to be quiet.

^^^^ I can't imagine why that would be necessary in a real life situation.

I use chamberpot long time ago, when I was a child, and at my grandparent's house.

I have an old chamberpot which is believed to be from 19th century England. Also have a short oak table, which when the lid is opened, is a seat to put over a chamberpot. Dealer thought that it was from 18th century England. It will still hold my weight easily with the lid opened, but since it is in the living room, I have never used it with the chamber pot which is in the bedroom.

The "Chamber pot" was yesterday. A modern day replacement is the "gatorade jug." 'Driving Truck you don't always have time to stop, park your 18 wheels and go inside some where to pee! That's where the "jug" comes into play when you can't stop. It's called for those that don't know, "Taking a 'Bubble-Bath!!'"

with a "Click!!,"

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Switchablesusie: One finds chamber pots on sale sometimes when people empty their granny's attic.

Some are now sold as decoration (for people who like old-style accessories on display) but can probably be used for their original intent:

http://www.amazon.fr/Ibili-Chambre-%C3%A9maill%C3%A9-vitrifi%C3%A9-Sena/dp/B0056Y5816/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1424229505&sr=8-6&keywords=pot+de+chambre

For more common usage plastic chamber pots are still sold (see Amazon) for people who have difficulties reaching the bathroom at night. I've seen one in an old lady's house; her bedroom was on the second floor and the bathroom in the ground floor.

I had a couple of RNs in my shop a few weeks ago giggling at the French antique enema cans. They didn't buy one but both walked out happily with a ceramic chamber pot each! I am now sold out of chamber pots until I replenish my stock in France mid-year.

Never seen an enema can I think.

See quite often on E-Pay...er ebay.

In Alaska, they are called honey buckets. In rural villages, especially in the interior and Western Alaska, the permafrost makes installation of septic systems impractical. Even today many villages do not have either water distribution or sewer systems. Life is hard, and the honey bucket is a fact of life for many thousands of Alaskans.

Quincy, in the Australian army the frame which fits over a sewer can in the bush situation is colloquially called a thunder box. Many years ago I sent a young soldier to the Quartermaster's Store to get five thunder boxes. He was not the sharpest pencil in the box and by the time he got there he asked for lightning cartons!

My chamberpot https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/201959

minimum diameter 22 cm is approx