💧 Electric Drinking Water Pump Portable Water Dispenser, Universal USB Charging Water Bottle Pump for 2-5 Gallon, with 2 Silicone Tubes - 5 Gallon Water Dispenser Review

Update: I've been using this for 7 weeks and now it's not working. This is a household consisting of me, my husband and our toddler so we don't use it heavily or anything out of the ordinary. So disappointing. ------ I feel like the battery doesn't hold a constant charge every time I charge it. Our daily usage is pretty average but sometimes I have to plug it in after 8 days, other weeks it takes around 3 weeks before I need to charge it again. Anyway, very easy to charge, easy to use, no big…

Poke a hole in the cap of the bottle if you haven't already, put a straw in the hole and you're done. The dispenser stays in place until you remove it. We've been using it for about a week, maybe two, and we haven't charged it since the first charge. I don't know how long the battery should last, but I have no complaints about the battery life. I don't really like that it just stays on top of the bottle so I leave the bottle cap on when installing the device and it's easy to remove too. If it's

I bought this to install a portable sink I made for the rustic cabin we stayed in, no extra costs. It worked like a champ. We easily pumped through 5 gallons of water in 3 days and it worked flawlessly. It was also used as a shower of sorts by connecting a 3/8" silicone hose to the device's nozzle while standing in the pot. The main feature of this device is that you don't have to hold any button to start it .Press the button once to start water dispensing and press it again to turn it off.So…

This little pump works very well. I'm on my fifth bottle on my first load. I recently got rid of my water cooler and decided to just use room temperature water with a nice wooden bottle holder. This pump meets all the requirements, it is very convenient to use, and the charge lasts a long time. The only downside is that it doesn't have a universal fit for water bottles. I have standard 5 liter bottles from a major supplier, but the pump is too big to fit the neck of the bottle and too narrow to

I bought this pump on June 20th and it is now September 3rd (just over 2 months) and this pump no longer works! I am very disappointed in this product as it should have lasted much longer than 2 months. My boyfriend and I use this daily in our apartment, often enough that we fill our water bottles multiple times a day. With such a small amount of regular home use, this pump shouldn't have died just yet. The blue indicator (water pumping indicator) comes on when the button is pressed, but the…

I like to save money, pollute less and drink more water. Haven't had to reload our 4.5 gallon jug yet. It fits right on top, with a lid on it. Pulling out the hose without removing the top is problematic, but it doesn't matter. It's not as loud as I thought after reading the reviews of some of them, it makes noise but the noise stops immediately when the off button is pressed, as does water so it doesn't overflow or drip. It doesn't have much information which is annoying, I would have liked…

After learning about the poor water quality earlier this year, my family and I decided it would be best to buy 5 gallon water bottles and use them as our main source of water for cooking drinking and cooking to use. However, we didn't want to believe the 5 gallon water coolers as we don't have room for them in our tiny kitchen. So we bought this product instead, thinking it would allow for easy setup and save us space. Well the design was quite tricky at first upon delivery as the instructions…

We have been using this pump for about 2 months and are happy with it so far. It performs decently and fills most of our bottles or jars quickly. Definitely faster than regular gravity dispensers. It's easy to use and set up. Each charge seems to last around 3-4 weeks each time. My only complaint would be the fit. It fits freely in a 5 gallon bottle and has a large opening. If the neck of the bottle was thinner, I don't think this pump would stick to it as well. If you accidentally hit him from

I was looking for a pot-shaped dispenser to stand a 5 gallon water jug on for our domestic use during an entire home renovation where not only would we be losing our kitchen faucet temporarily but from time to time even water supply for the house (from a cistern). This item came up in those search results and I immediately liked that it costs less than half the cost of a pottery dispenser, less and therefore much easier to store for a long time after renovation, doesn't use batteries and is…