Comparison of Various Siphon Hoses & Pumps

This youtubes compares 5 different siphon hoses and pumps, demos them, and shows you how to modify things to work better. Knowing how to get your water out of your 55-gal. barrels is important. Be ready and have the knowledge you need.

[@cokejohnston1283]

This lady is probably a teacher by profession. She does a great job explaining how and why this thing works

[@davidcook1166]

A great vid on siphoning options done by ONE LOVELY LADY! Thank you!.....david

[@jerimassi1889]

Thank you for this clear, organized, concise instructional video! Very, very helpful!

[@flyingbeaver57]

Barrel pumps are very handy, especially for the large 200 litre/50 USG type. We use them for storing water, gasoline and Diesel fuel mainly, which brings me to my point: if you keep more than one type of liquid on hand, it's not a bad idea to have a separate, dedicated pump for each type, and to label the pump at least 2 ways. We've adopted the colour convention that usd to be standard for jerry cans - red for gasoline, yellow for Diesel, blue for water. Each pump is painted in the colour, and the word "water" or "gas" or "Diesel" is put on with a paint marking pen. (Those can be bought from welding supply stores for less than $2 each, and they paint in them is very durable). Of course, you can adapt that to match whatever colour scheme you're using.

[@siameseire]

This is brilliantly helpful. Thank you! and thank you for no music so i could hear your wonderful review.

[@erinkeyehkey6852]

This is fantastic. I'm trying to decide which pump to buy, thank you so so so much for this super helpful video! You rule.

[@narasimhampvsl2170]

Good to see diffrent models. We use most of siphon systems in India since decades. Nice to the converted technique in products.

[@dsmith1543]

Great demo! The first one with the PVC is the one I’m going to make. It’s perfect for my application. Thanks!

[@jdmarr2259]

Thank You!!!

[@Baylissgreen]

This is my new favorite educational youtube video!!!

[@beckysue7789]

THANK YOU THANK YOU! I have tried to think of every idea and called everyone, litterally trying to find a syphon that will work for me. TADA you solved it! I live in an apartment and the tub here is terrible. Misshaped too shallow, too long etc. Its a new bldg. Anyway, Ive had an inflatable tub and they are nice! Yes. I have been trying to figure out out how to drain the tub in to other tub drain. You have done it. I obviously love my baths to soak

[@hexane8]

Excellent demonstrations, thanks!

[@lilylee5084]

This video is so helpful and useful. Thank you very much for your sharing. You are the best internet teacher. I have learned so much from you today. Millions thanks 🤩 😊 🙏 👍👏😍🥰❤️❤️❤️

[@bossdog1480]

Great idea. My good syphon, (the same as your red one), wore out so I've been trying to use one of those shaker hoses which is hard to start. I'll use the 'stick' off of the old syphon to attach to the shaker hose.

[@milesfb]

Hi Kathy. Just watched your video - brilliant! I live in the UK and have just purchased the shaker siphon. A totally new concept to me and it didn't include instructions. I couldnt get the thing working until I watched your video on youtube. Cheers. Take care and all the best. Miles. 👍.

[@runpurebloodrun......7374]

Oh this video is exactly what I needed, thank you

[@vinceglauser4770]

That was a good presentation!

[@maluprcreativeshop2440]

Thanks for sharing - what a genius inventions- I will use one to recirculate the water in my pool to a system that uses solar to keep the water warmer longer - Thanks again

[@cfranco5153]

Thanks this really helped I’m part of Texas where we don’t have power or water but I do have 2 55 gallon drums that I filled with water before it stopped working and I need something to siphon it back out lol thank you

[@humptydumpty9177]

Just what I was looking for! Thank you, excellent!