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[buzz686868]

Hi I bought a GLASS jar fro tesco it's a roughly chopped passata jar 8.5 inch H 3 inch W neck is 1 3/4 inch internal dia with a ceramic drill bit from b and q diy super store I drilled a 5mm hole in a thick part of it pushed some aqerium tube in to the hole and bingo penis pump (ok it's glass I know I only use my mouth to suck pressure )I know your going to say don't use glass

[thick and cut]

Don't use glass.

[teddy]

I won't respond by saying don't use glass in fact I think your inventiveness is great. What I would like to know is, if any British guys have found any plastic containers that they have used for pumping in? I have racked my brains long and hard - no pun intended - about what you could use from your average British supermarket and was totally stumped. Anyone?

[homemade101]

I gave up after a year of looking at plastic and moved to glass, I can understand your concernes, I origionaly osed avent baby bottles, good plastic but you will probably outgow them fast

[PumpMonkey]

Not had problems with glass myself ... we are not using a high enough vacumn to cause a problem.

I have used coffee jars and a storage container from Ikea.

[ga_pumper]

try in the kitchen area of the store for food storage containers ect, walmart linen and things think you got the big picture now
be creative

[germanstretch]

macralon or plastik is safer.....
when glass brokes....hmmmm is not so good

gs

[serendal]

I found a hard plastic container, kind of bidon, one liter, not totally transparant, in a warehouse. Fold around the opening(4,8cm), the outside of a piece of about 20 cm of a bike innertube, diameter 2" and lead the tube into the container. You have a flexible cilinder in the plastic cilinder now, that 'holds' with a firm grip. You do not have anymore the sharp side of the opening of the plastic container. Fold back the tube in the container for some centimeters, so you do not feel the sharp side of the tube upon the glans when you pump or move. Drill, at very low speed, a hole in the bottom of the container with a 19 mm butterfly drill and apply a vacuum wine saver system, with stopper and handpump(Vacuvin.nl for dealers in UK). Buy some reserve stoppers. You have a stable, easy adjustable, vacuumlevel. I try to find a transparant container or cilinder.

[Jimjon]

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[Packman]

you can also get paintball cylinders- about 11" x 2.3" for about $5. Durable clear plastic. Add silicone gasket from h/w store (100% silicone) for a cheap but durable gasket.