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Date Posted: 07:35:50 03/02/10 Tue
Author: Amanda
Subject: Re: Shy Syringe
In reply to: Ellen 's message, "Shy Syringe" on 06:25:17 03/02/10 Tue

>I bought one of these back in the 70s because it
>seemed convenient but instead found it very difficult
>to handle if I decided to douche in the shower. After
>several months of struggling with it I bought a
>folding syringe that I then used for years. We were
>recently cleaning out a box of stuff that everyone
>manages to collect over the years and there was the
>little blue pouch with the Shy inside. It still
>appears to be usable. Does anyone still use one of
>these?
Ellen: Like you, I also bought a Shy syringe because it did appear to be both small and convenient - the "small" was OK, but NOT the "convenient" part. At the time, I already had a folding douche which I liked just fine (still do), but still wanted something that would lend itself to use for a quick cleanup, as for example after sex in the morning to avoid the drippies. I decided to try a bulb douche (a 10 oz. Faultless), and while it's certainly not nearly as compact as the Shy, it does solve the handling problem in the shower. I find that the 10 oz. is enough for drippies avoidance, and it's easy to fill at the bathroom sink on the way in to the shower.

I have a couple of close friends who have said that they use Shy syringes, and like them. Personally, I'm glad I tried the bulb, as it's ideal for the quick morning cleanup purpose, and it IS convenient.

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  • Re: Shy Syringe -- Julie, 04:15:44 03/04/10 Thu
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