Abstract: An elongated tube is bent to have a central portion, a short leg and a long leg. The long leg is closed by a cap which is counterbalanced into the closed position. An elongated inner tube having an outer upper end passes through the sidewall of the long leg and terminates a substantial distance down in the long leg of the outer tube. The outer end of the inner tube is covered by a conventional bulb air pump. Squeezing the air pump pushes a pulse of air out the lower end and creates a vacuum when the cap is closed to begin siphoning through the short leg.