💧 Efficient Electric Water Dispenser: Portable and Automatic Drinking Water Pump for 5 Gallon Bottle Jug with Rechargeable Battery Review

Pretty straight forward. Charges via mini USB and then releases water. Note that you'll need a more modern style of bottle cap where you peel off the sticker and poke a small hole (not the old-school kind where the dolly has a 1.5" diameter hole).

It was a little tricky to pierce the jug lid and put on the jug lid correctly but a little patience helped. At first the flow was very slow, but I noticed that I had a slightly pinched hose going through the lid of the jug and one day I found that it had turned golden. Works like a charm and I have never charged mine once. I had to buy another one to have on hand.

Works great so far! I'm using it as a faucet for a camping sink I made. I drilled a hole in the plastic and stuck the hose into a clean milk jug. The hose is long enough to reach the bottom of the jug. It was very easy to put together and it's literally just an on/off button. Super easy and works. I haven't had to charge it yet, but I haven't used it that much either.

Bought this pump for a week long trip. It worked GREAT! When delivered, the charge lasted for 4 days. It was easy to install and use. As other reviewers have written, you need a bottle cap with a hole in the middle. The block is clamped on it and the hose goes into the hole. We got caught in the rain and I forgot the device, but it still worked and charged well despite the torrential rain.

I put this pump on a five gallon jug. The pipe goes to the bottom and works well. A bit noisy, but doesn't bother me. For such a small pump, it pumps out water quite quickly. I don't have a sink in the kitchen, only in the bathroom of my very small apartment, so that's really nice because it doesn't give me water from the sink without having to buy one of those super expensive hot and cold water kiosks. Things. The main thing is that there is nothing to complain about!