WATER PUMPING > Air Pumping

You are indeed generous with your information thank you. I’m thinking about buying one or two of these and using them in conjunction with the Thickwall water trap. I just broke my second Leluv pump by getting water in it. One of the downsides of water pumping I guess.

Just buy the $20 brake bleeder kits which has a fluid capture container with it. They’re pretty good vac pumps and at the price no biggee if you do need to replace it. I ruined my first one by getting water in it and replaced it with another.

Cool to hear. I’m considering buying a brake bleed kit, and I was wondering of the trap could allow for water pumping with an air pump.

That’s perfect thanks.

Good evening gentleman, my first post here.
I’ve been Jelqing for a while, a few air pumps recently. Trying to avoid my piercings getting pulled out from high pressure (happened twice already)

I’m a serious turtle, after any PE I’m down to nothing in 1/2 hr. Quite discouraging.

Anyway, I tried water pumping for the first time and O.M.G!
I have a regular aquarium siphon, with a hand pump bulb. I used it for air and got some nice reference marks.
After reading these posts, I took it in the tub with me, tried it after a warm-up soak, then one soft pump of the bulb. Girth completely filled the tube and ZERO loss of pressure.
3 days later I still have the best FL I’ve ever had in my life (46 here). Normal FL is 2”, it’s now 4”. I’m absolutely HOOKED!

Anyone got a white paper on this or a video of folks set up?

So I would like to find a good pump for water. I know ppl use the break bleeder kit on amazing, but if you search for fluid excavator, there are a whole lot of options, just not 100% which one would work. If any of you smart ppl wanna help me look it would be really amazing. They have ones with gauges, pump, and fluid holding all in one unit. Might be a little big for some but I feel it would be a worth while trade off. Looking at something close to this 6L Oil Extractor EXT-6-S/G/PRO | IDParts.com - Diesel Parts

Hello guys,

Great information so far. Everything I have read so far indicates that Water Pumping is probably better and preferred to Vacuum Pumping.

I have decided on starting with Water Pumping. Is there a video showing exactly how water pumping is done? I am set to order my pump from LA Pumps but I am confused on which size(s) to get. Any tips on how to get the right size?

Thanks much guys.

I had used a Bathmate a number of years ago and did find it useful, especially for girth. On coming back “here” I educated myself on dry pumping, with a gauge, and heat. It, coupled with stretching and my aggressive protocols, has given me great results over the past year and a half or so. But, I lately stumbled upon something.

I have been staging pumping of late (time allowing) using a more narrow tube that I pack quickly to get to around 8” in tube. My tube length has never been as long as stretched, and is closer to BPEL. I would then graduate to a larger (elliptical for me) tube to focus on girth. But, I discovered that if I go from the narrow, heated pump into a Bathmate (while showering in my case) the girth expansion is phenomenal, and without just lymph girth. I ring up post dry pump, stroke to full erection, and apply the water filled Bathmate. After 5-10 minutes, I remove, ring back up, stroke the very girth member readily to full erection, and back into Bathmate to complete shower. So far the results have been impressive. I know I need to be careful to not be overly aggressive in the vacuum in the Bathmate, as I have raised head blisters in it in the past from maxing out pressure. Slow and steady wins this race.

In any event, I found this interesting, and maybe it’s like any other exercise where some “muscle confusion” can cause a break through?

NYTex thanks for the info. Only once have I had time to try both in a session. As I recall the results were impressive. I was afraid of blisters so I didn’t continue. I might have to give it a go again 🤔

Same here. Quite don´t get how does it work

Just added a bathmate to my air pumping routine and I have to say they seem to work well together. In the morning I use an air pump in a narrow tube for about an hour with a heat pad at 5Hg. Then at night I’ll do 15-20 minutes in the bathmate with the insert while “milking” the bathmate for extra pressure. If you’re looking to try out the bathmate I recommend searching aliexpress. It took about 3 weeks to get here, but it’s identical to the real thing. I suspect bathmate’s manufacture in China is selling them. I paid 20 dollars with shipping.

Are there any science nerds here that can explain the hypotheticals behind water vs. Air?

I hated learning about ideal gas law and all that shit in undergrad.

My lazy brain wants to say that there’s no difference in water and air when it comes to pressure and volume, but there’s a part of me that knows that isn’t true.

The Physics of Water Pumping

Air pumping makes more edema for me so I prefer water + the warm water feels better