Brake Bleeder Pump.

Just bought a manual brake bleeder pump to attach to my home-made pumps.

Wow. I realise now how little control of the vacuum pressure I had without a Gauge.

Now I can use precisely the amount of vacuum I need to stretch and expand.

Now you can see why the vets, for the most part, think things like the Bathmate are…. inadvisable.

I like “inadvisable” and my phone thinks it’s a word, too.

But my issue with the Bathmate is they bought their way into credibility. They bought a bunch of ad space at other forums and adult websites till they got big. And honestly, as a disappointed Bathmate owner, the Hercules is too big for average guys and that was the flagship that sold out everywhere. THAT ain’t included in the ad though.

I bought mine off eBay…after the whole purchase of a Foliate that went south cuz…well…I opened the box. And the base model they started with wouldn’t fit, burned up $120 I ain’t need to waste and was too finicky for me to try to use.

Or you could make a setup for $70 or far less if you go brake bleeder and create something that is precise, safe and custom fitted since you pick the tubes. I would do a bleeder if I didn’t already have my hand and electric pumps.

The problem with the bathmate is that it can create more vacuum then one is prepared to. All while it is advertised as some easy peasy toy.

That said if you know how to use it then it can be a very nice tool.

Using it to warm up or to cool down in the bathroom is what I use it for. Easy to use no hassle.

But it is no match to a great pump with a break bleeder if you do seriosu PE.

It’s funny how propaganda/advertising can condition a mind to believe a thing. So many damn junk bathmates out there and it’s all because of advertisements. Hilarious and sad.

Most everything advertised is hyped.

Buyer beware the Romans said.

They were correct.

With the brake bleeder pump I can now buy cylinders and experiment with different diameters.

Made an acrylic tube 10”x 2”
And with the brake bleeder pump it’s awesome.

Way easier to use than the other ones I made and vastly different results.

Much more overall shaft expansion for a start.

Very happy.

Are you able to tell me the cylinders and brake bleeder you bought and from where? I’m new to air pumps. I have a bathmate but the gauge seems SOOO much better. So you basically bought a brake bleeder form Wal-Mart for cheap then got a cylinder off the internet? Are all air pump cylinders capable of being attached to a brake bleeder or just certain ones? This type of
Pump is made for water too right? Kinda like a bathmate with a gauge. Anyways thanks in advance

I recently purchased the Performance VX8 Pump from Sex Toys & Adult Toys - Online Store | PinkCherry Canada (Canadian), but the all plastic hand pump is no longer working. I want to save some cash and buy a brake bleeder from amazon, but I don’t know if the silicon tubing with the end necessary to connect to the cylinder will fit just any break bleeder.

Penis pump purchased:
Performance VX8 Pump With Silicone Cock Strap | Shop Blush Products at PinkCherry

Considering the following break bleeder:
https://www.ama … /dp/B07QDLD56F/

I have only been pumping for about 2 weeks now and I didn’t think something would break so soon. Hopefully a decent break bleeder is the way to go as the CAD to USD exchange rate isn’t great right now and those LA Pump products are kinda expensive.

It’s all 1/4” hose so yes it fits.

Thank you for the reply! Good to know that I can save a lot of money and likely get a pump that is just as good as the LA Pump one.

If you use it with water (in the tub) do not let water get into the pump, it will rupture the diaphram and no longer hold vacuum.

I received the break bleeder today but one thing I should have anticipated was the smell and small amount of oil that covers the whole pump. The thing I want to figure out is how do I clean off the oil without damaging it. The benefit of purchasing a penis pump is that it isn’t greasy or smell like motor oil. Hopefully this is something I can easily fix but I don’t want to cause any damage by getting water into the pump.

I did not have that problem with the ones I have purchased. It does not contain any fluid internally, in fact of any fluid of any type is drawn into the pump it will damage the rubber diaphragm. Perhaps something was spilled during transit. Just wipe off with a rag or paper towel.

I’ve used my mittyvac now for months and even fill the tube up with warm bath water the vent internally will spit out any drawn in water. I’ve had no issues with ruptured diaphragms. So I basically have a standard air P/P and a bath mate. I’ll let you all know if it fails. It’s such a simple item internally I do not foresee it failing. If it does ill get another lol