Review on 💧 Convenient 5 Gallon Water Pump: Automatic USB Charging for Home, Office, and Outdoor – Black by Zack Block

I hope you enjoyed this title as much as I loved this water pump. I liked the customer service, when I opened the box, installed and started using it, I noticed that there is a small hole in the tube. So I contacted @TobelifeTeam@163.com for a tube replacement and they just told me they would send a replacement when I contacted them for more information. But using it with 5 gallons is really nice. The water comes out very quickly and it's very easy to charge with the micro USB on the back, it can take up to 2-3 hours to fully charge but it lasts forever on a single charge. I'm really impressed with how easy and convenient it is to use. When you receive it, open the box, take out the USB cable and water pump, and just charge it for a while. Go back, then put the silicone hose (both ends) on the pump and set the suction value on the other end. I then wash my hands before touching the hose and suggest rinsing the hose with some diluted water and running the pump a few times (it turns off about every 60 seconds). You may be able to wash the silicone hose with some soapy water. but be careful not to get it in the pump and rinse it out thoroughly because I think the pump is quite delicate and you don't want the soapy aftertaste from your water dispenser. But after you've cleaned it and run it a few times you can literally get 5 gallons and just stick the hose in and put the pump right on top of it. It should fit most 5 gallons. I have tested a few of them such as ArrowHead, Primo Purified Water, Nestle Water and the all purpose 5 gallon water I bought a while back. But to be honest, if you don't mind chilled water or really hot water and just want to drink room temperature water that's always cooler than the room itself, this is a really good investment. I don't have to spend more electricity on a water dispenser, I don't have to worry about bacterial growth that I can't see, it's lightweight and portable. Oh I think that's important, I've abused it like hell, probably wasting about 5 gallons a day and it doesn't drip water like a leaking sink or water dispenser.