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Date Posted: 09:39:43 07/03/24 Wed
Author: LisaK
Subject: Re: Vintage Enema Equipment
In reply to: Recycled Retiree 's message, "Vintage Enema Equipment" on 06:00:54 06/19/13 Wed

Except for my 4-US qt open top bag, and my 3-qt HWB style bag, and some of my favorite nozzles, all of which I bought online, all my bags and bulbs date to no later than 1985.
That includes the equipment Mom left behind. Most of which was purchased in Canada when they still used the Imperial measures.
Two Imperial quarts is not quite 3 US quarts

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>Except for my 4-US qt open top bag, and my 3-qt HWB >style bag, and some of my favorite nozzles, all of >which I bought online, all my bags and bulbs date to >no later than 1985. >That includes the equipment Mom left behind. Most of >which was purchased in Canada when they still used the >Imperial measures. >Two Imperial quarts is not quite 3 US quarts

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