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Youre losing brake fluid somewhere. It may not be your front calipers but your rears. Look at all the calipers, you'll notice a wet/damp spot on the caliper that has been seeping/leaking. Check inside your wheels, as the fluid has to drip and go somewhere if it is indeed your calipers. It may also be your master cylinder. Look on the brake booster, see any wrinkled paint and or wet spots? How about inside the cabin?
On a side note, if/when bleeding your brakes, you can take a piece of tubing, attach it to your bleed port and run it down into some fluid, this prevents air from getting back into that port and also allows you to bleed the brakes yourself. It also allows you to see the air being remmoved from the caliper you are currently bleeding. No need for speed bleeders or fancy pumps, although they do make quick work of it.
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