Blue Magic Waterbed Fill & Drain Kit

I had a job for emptying a waterbed and this product performed awesome and the pump I used fit it perfectly and by the time I emptied it it had to have emptied every drop in the waterbed bladder cuz when I was done and the pump was just sucking air. I never picked up such a light water bed that's been emptied in my life so that tool no doubt help pump every ounce of water out of it so when emptying a waterbed there is no better tool because in the past just siphon it you could have 10 gallons of water left or 5 gallons and water is 8 lbs a gallon but when I emptied it with this tool the residual water was non-existent and there was no weight. GREAT ITEM👍🏼👍🏼💯

I do not have a waterbed. I do have a sump pump which doesn’t work during power outages. I easily attached the drain kit to my basement utility sink. One end of a hose gets attached to the drain unit, while the other gets put into the sump. The pit is drained in 15-20 minutes. It’s been a life saver, as we lose power more often than reasonable. It’s been well worth the money we paid for it. It seems to be well made

Bought as replacement for old one that went missing. Also works well in filling, don’t use draining feature so can’t rate that

All the components you will need to drain and fill your waterbed. Includes the adapter to convert from a bathroom sink to a garden hose so you do not have to buy that in addition to this kit.

does the job

Did its job

Got the job done

Piece of garbage that didn’t work returned it

This is the only product which will enable you to drain your water bed. A great device.

Works very well great way to remove water without a pump however directions are very poor a lot of trial and error

Works as it should

As a long time waterbed (and lava lamp) enthusiast stuck in the 70's, I've had the pleasure/misfortune, of setting up and tearing down my waterbed over the years. This kit has the essential adapters to connect a garden hose from the faucet to the bed. The mystery part on the left of the photo supposedly helps create suction to drain a bed, but I just use a drill operated water pump as it's much faster. The parts will last a lifetime as they only get used a handful of times.

Emptying a water bed and it worked!