Brio Stainless Steel 3-5 Gallon Water Jug Stand and 2 Dispenser Valves, Non Slip Stand with BPA Free Fast Flow Water Spout Fits Both 48mm and 55mm Bottles 2 CAPS Included (White), 12 inches

I've tried manual pumps and battery pumps for my office water dispenser. This one is low-tech and beats all the others hands-down. It dispenses faster than our gravity-fed heater/cooler at home Even when it gets low. The air-water exchange is critical for the gravity fed systems and this one has an amazing design.It's hard to imagine raving about something so simple but the higher tech options has so many issues that it's nice to go back to simplicity that works. And, bonus, it's off-grid! 😄The stand seemed almost rinky dink, at first, but it's solid and settled under the weight of the first bottle to sit flush on the counter. No complaints.The valve is the most important part. It exchanges water for air efficiently even when the bottle is almost empty. The first time I used it, I set my paper cup on the counter, squeezed the handle all the way, and proceeded to be doused in water as the cup shot off the edge of the counter. It's fast! You can squeeze the lever less if you don't want it to go full blast, but if I'm filling my big water bottle or eager to satiate my thirst, I prefer to hold on tight and let it rip!I've been through a couple of bottles on this. I use my 5 gallon water bottles delivered by a local company. I rip the plastic top off the bottle and put this valve over the end. It fits tight, doesn't leak, and works perfectly.I think it's worth noting that if you immediately remove the container being filled as you let go of the lever, then you're likely to miss some water which will go onto the counter or whatever. But, if you want a second or maybe less, it empties the valve and then it doesn't drip after that. I don't know if it has some hydrophobic coating/material on the spout, but it doesn't seem to drip. I have a paper towel folded under it to detect any leakage, but there hasn't been any (except when I manage to spill my cup).It seems to dispense down to a very small amount of water which can be easily poured out when you pick up the bottle.It's well worth the reasonably low price tag IMHO.

After going thru FIVE traditional, standup water dispensers, we finally arrived at this. Previously, our fancy water dispensers had each begun to leak, after a few months or years. We don't need the heating and cooling capabilities, so we didn't even plug them in (they were kindly supplied by our Sparklets Water dealer). The new one takes up ZERO floor space, fits easily on the kitchen counter (under the cabinets), and doesn't seem to leak! In addition, it's easy to load and use. AND, it has the appeal of being a simple, straightforward, environmentally friendly solution. But, it takes just a little bit of practice to get the procedure down to attach the removable spigot attached before you place it on the stand. The first photo shows the small package which it arrives in; 2-minute assembly, no tools required. The second photo shows the dispenser sitting on the kitchen counter, and fitting UNDER the kitchen cabinets. Great, unique product!

I don't get the low star rating! I did not expect this to be this great. We have an older home and right now no space for a plug-in water cooler. My husband wastes what feels like a million water bottles a week for filling the coffee maker and giving the dog water. Our tap water is not great to drink. I came across this and gave it a try! I had a hard time prior finding something that fits the square water bottles that BJ's sells. This did it!! The larger spout fits the top of the bottle PERFECTLY. ZERO LEAKS. SO FUNCTIONAL!! WORTH EVERY PENNY!!! I tried those electric ones you charge and place on top.. no good. This is great. Now I go thru 2-3 five gallon jugs a week!!

Date arrived: 2024 January 26Brio Stainless Steel 5 Gallon Water Jug Stand and Dispenser Valve, Rust-Resistant Non Slip Water Stand with BPA Free Fast Flow Water Spout 44mm bottle cap (White)- Stand Easy to assemble with no tools.- the Stand is a perfect space saver.-the plastic caps have to be placed perfectly otherwise it leaks water or pushes the cap off causing tons of water to flow out.Best location for my use: I have the Stand positioned so that the cap is over the sink in case of a leak or if the cap falls off.I used the Stand all summer and it's rust proof as advertised! The five gallon container weighs approximately 41 lbs., so ensure someone is strong enough to lift it before purchasing. I fill it at an indoor water station about every three weeks for two (5 gallon) water containers.