Bathmate x40 dry pump or water based pumpin

[kyomoto]

What are your thoughts. I'm trying to gain more length and want to try [words=https://officialhydromaxpump.com/?uid=6&oid=2&affid=98]bathmate[/words] hardcore stretches but should i do it with water or dry. I plan on using it for girth AFTER my hardcore stretches.
Should i do dry for stretches or water based. Should i do waterbased for pumping or dry?
Or both dry or both water based?

 

[Munto]

I always used water with my [words=https://officialhydromaxpump.com/?uid=6&oid=2&affid=98]BM[/words].
Never got a good suction/grip with air even when I used lube and was completely shaved

 

[kyomoto]

I always used water with my [words=https://officialhydromaxpump.com/?uid=6&oid=2&affid=98]BM[/words].
Never got a good suction/grip with air even when I used lube and was completely shaved

but lets say i get good suction

 

[DLD]

Water really works better than air as there is a different kind of intensity that does not cause retention so much. If you do not have access to a bathroom you could use a wash basin in your bedroom, this is how I do it.

 

[Munto]

Or a bucket of water, just make sure it doesn't spill.
I've to do that when I get back into girth!

 

[DLD]

Or a bucket of water, just make sure it doesn't spill.
I've to do that when I get back into girth!

I have wood floors so I use the spill as an opportunity to wash the floors

 

[kyomoto]

Water really works better than air as there is a different kind of intensity that does not cause retention so much. If you do not have access to a bathroom you could use a wash basin in your bedroom, this is how I do it.

Is it that with water there's more pressure?

 

[Munto]

I have wood floors so I use the spill as an opportunity to wash the floors

Me2
Great idea !

 

[Big Schwanz Acht]

Is it that with water there's more pressure?

The density of water being greater than air allows for more intensity and less FR, from what I've learned

 

[DLD]

Me2
Great idea !

The lazyass clean

 

[kyomoto]

The density of water being greater than air allows for more intensity and less FR, from what I've learned

ahh okay thanks