Review on DESIOLE Honey Dispenser Capacity Beautiful by Roy Reeves

DESIOLE honey dispenser with stand large capacity syrup jar beautiful honey pot We are all looking for the perfect honey dispenser and I thought I had found it. When I got it ready to use I cleaned everything and noticed a small piece of silicone, I wasn't sure what it was. I realized that this is the cork that is needed when you fill the jar with honey. So I filled the jar with honey and used a small stopper to keep it in the jar and not leak out of the bottom. When it's time to reattach the cap with the trigger, it's time to remove the plug and the inner bead plugs the hole, which is then opened by the trigger. There is no place to store the cork, but I found that it fits in the bowl under the dispenser. I thought maybe some honey would fall on it, but that's better than losing it. More on that later. The entire dispenser is mostly plastic so it's light weight but plastic. There are others made of glass, but it's easier to work with if that's important to you. When you detach it from the base, the pinch handle is a mechanism that lifts the inner silicone ball to open the bottom and let the honey drip. My roommate and I have been using the dispenser for a few weeks now and are very happy with it. I took it the other day to add some honey to my tea. That's when I noticed that the small silicone stopper was missing from the base. Oh no. I asked my roommate and he knew nothing about it. Oh no. All I know is what I said when I pointed it out in the bowl, don't lose it. When I took my photos I even made a sign not to lose it. See my photos. Yes it's lost and it's almost the end of my honey dispenser that I liked. There should be a second hole to store the fork. I do not recommend this. Looking at others using this system, is it safe to keep the plug?