1 to 999 mlpours from the wine and whisky dispensers
Water
Redsack water pumps: no lifting, no tipping
SP-02 for 3 and 5 gallon bottles
SP-03 with an adapter for 1 to 5 gallons
Silicone caps for the drive home
A five-gallon jug weighs about 42 pounds. A Redsack pump sits on the neck, drops a silicone tube to the bottom and fills a glass in 3 seconds when you press the top.
The motor sits at the far end of the tube, under water. That is where the quiet comes from, and one USB-C charge empties about 15 jugs.
The pump head rests on the bottle neck. The silicone tube reaches the bottom of a five-gallon jug, so the last inch of water comes out too.
Press the top
One press starts the flow and a second press stops it. The motor works under water at the end of the tube, away from your kitchen.
Charge by USB-C
A full battery moves about 75 gallons. In a home that drinks one jug a week, that is close to four months between charges.
Wash
Portable bidets for the bag, the trail and the weeks after birth
Squeeze Bidet: 380 ml, five colors
Flip-Top Bidet: 400 ml soft bottle
Electric Bidet: 200+ washes per charge
Water cleans where paper only wipes. Our three bidets carry 200 to 400 ml, enough for one to three washes, and close tight enough to ride in a backpack.
Two of them work by hand squeeze and need no battery. The third has a motor, two pressure levels and a handle that locks the switch when folded.
I was looking for a bottle pump that provides a decent stream of water, and this pump does just that. I might give it 5 stars after I try the recent replacement.Their customer service is easily 5 stars.The product is amazing, when it works as properly.I have had some problems with dependability. Most were due to a design glitch with the impeller that is at the end of the tubing. When it would stop running I had to remove the impeller tip and free up the moving part. The company stood behind their product without argument and have sent me a replacement with improvements in design.I will update the review if the new one is reliable.Overall I really like this pump. It holds a charge well, is quiet and fills things much faster than the others I have used.I wish it had an adapter so it would sit securely on the water bottles I use which have a smaller diameter opening.
5.0 out of 5
It's the best I've used.
Highly recommend This compact bidet. It has been one of the best. It holds water for use and doesn't leak. It looks like a small water bottle while the others I've used needed to be filled right before use, this holds one use discreetly. I could be a little larger to hold a bit more water, it does hold enough to do the job. Great device.
5.0 out of 5
Convenient, Money Saving, Fun
I love this thing! It's like a soda dispenser for your wine bottle. I had opened one on May 15, left this on and went on a trip, today (June 2), the red wine is actually still good. It keeps it fresh and makes it fun to pour! The freshness is the best part, my spouse doesn't drink wine so it's nice to know I can have one open and keep it for a while without worrying about it going bad.
Wine & spirits
Wine aerators and dispensers that pour the same glass every time
5-in-1 Dispenser in four colors
Whisky Dispenser with a flow display
Two gift sets, boxed with a card
Set a measure from 1 to 999 ml, press, and the dispenser draws from the bottle and stops on its own. Wine picks up air on the way out, so a young red opens in the glass instead of in a decanter.
Three silicone adapters fit most wine and spirit bottles. Carbonated and syrupy drinks are the exception: they do not belong in a pump.
Redsack started in 2021 with a plain problem. Plenty of homes buy drinking water by the five-gallon jug. The jug is cheap and the water is good. Getting it into a glass is the hard part, and for an older parent it can be the dangerous part.
The pumps we tried were loud and slow. Most put the motor in the head, right next to your ear, and pushed water through a thin tube. So our first design moved the motor to the bottom of the tube and made the tube wider. The noise stayed in the water and the glass filled in 3 seconds.
The Redsack Milk & Drink Dispenser: the jug stays on the shelf
The first Redsack product to reach buyers was simpler: a squeeze bottle bidet for travel. It taught us how to design a cap that does not leak in a bag. Two years later the same seal work went into our silicone jug caps.
A new pump spends a month on our own kitchen counter before it goes anywhere.
Every product has a job it is not for. A pump that suits everything suits nothing.
Wine came from a customer. She used an early pump on a box of wine at a party and asked for one that could measure. Today our dispensers pour 1 to 999 ml to order.
The Redsack team is small, and we keep the range short. Every product moves a liquid from a container to where you want it, with one hand and without a mess.
Redsack makes 11 products that move a liquid for you: water pumps for 1 to 5 gallon bottles, portable bidets of 200 to 400 ml and wine dispensers that pour 1 to 999 ml to order.
Start from the container: in the Redsack range a water jug takes the SP-02 or SP-03 pump, a suitcase takes the 380 ml Squeeze Bidet, and a wine or whisky bottle takes the 5-in-1 Dispenser.
A Redsack water pump moves about 75 gallons per charge, which is 15 five-gallon jugs. The Electric Bidet gives 200+ washes and the 5-in-1 Dispenser pours about 100 bottles.