Most people think of stick pumps as tools for garages or workshops—but these slim, automatic pumps do a lot more. From aquariums to cleaning supplies, the right stick pump can simplify everyday jobs, save time, and keep your hands clean.

At DeWay, the Stick Pumps Collection was built for versatility. These lightweight, battery-powered transfer pumps move everything from water and oil to household cleaning solutions with speed and control.

1. Refilling Lawn Equipment
Fueling trimmers, lawnmowers, or leaf blowers can be tricky. A stick pump makes it easy—simply dip, switch, and pour without lifting a heavy gas can. Check out DeWay’s Gas Can Pumps for automatic models that work seamlessly with standard fuel containers.

2. Draining Aquariums or Fish Tanks
Anyone who’s ever tried to empty an aquarium knows how messy it can get. A stick pump turns it into a clean, no-splash job. The compact nozzle and automatic flow make water changes faster and less stressful—for both you and your fish.

3. Transferring Cleaning Solutions
Mixing or refilling cleaning supplies? Stick pumps handle detergents and diluted chemicals effortlessly. It’s a simple way to move liquid between large containers without spills—perfect for janitorial, workshop, or home use.

4. Emptying Water from Coolers or Storage Tubs
Whether after a party or a camping trip, draining coolers is tedious. With a stick pump, just insert, flip the switch, and let the pump handle the work. Compact designs like DeWay’s automatic models fit in most containers, so no tipping or heavy lifting is required.


Why Homeowners Love Stick Pumps
- Lightweight and portable—use anywhere you have a jug or container.
- Automatic control for steady, consistent flow.
- Compatible with water, fuel, and non-corrosive liquids.
- Perfect for garages, workshops, and home storage rooms.

Shop Precision Fuel Transfer Solutions
Explore the full range of Stick Pumps and accessories at DeWay. For transferring gas or heavier liquids, check out the Gas Can Pump Collection.

Switch to a smarter way to move liquids—you’ll wonder how you ever managed without one.