Do I need to purchase a separate ceramic crock protection ring in order to use this bottle with a ceramic water dispenser?
879499
I'm sorry. I don't know since I don't have anything but a 5 gal. bottle and a plastic hand pump.
1776677
Try the two pack. You can find them at your local BRU or Walmart. And occasionally the grocery store. They are make by "NUK". If this fits your bottles than the others should, they are the same size ring on the collar. The nipple however is slightly wider on the NUK. Zariah took to both so I didn't have any issues if I was in a jam and needed to pick up while out.
1466159
a ring would be better- less friction with glass against granite counters. it seems the ring came with the drain assembly we order for vessel sink.
766723
That's doesn't sound good. I use mine with a refrigeration unit. Not familiar with the "Crock" I know I had to remove the ring that holds the water bottles so that the new water filter unit would fit snug. If the cup that hangs below the filter doesn't hang freely then more water will flow and will leak. I hope this is helpful.
1112038
I have no idea. I bought one to replace the one on my water crock. It works perfect for that!
2165093
Each item is separate. The dispenser valve comes in two sizes; I needed the larger one for my 5-gallon bottles.
1373627
One was included with the new pump. I do not know if the ring is available alone.
766721
Did you remove the plastic bushing that used to sit between the water bottle and the cooler? I did and I had some leakage - when I returned the bushing (ring), the fit wasn't great, but the unit sealed such that I can have the lower portion of the filter unit 1/2 full and not have leaking. If that doesn't work, you can try a sheet of silicone or food grade rubber and cut a hole in it for the filter unit to sit. Alternatively, the filter unit comes with a check valve that is supposed to close off the filter from the crock when the crock is full - is that operating?
611112
Yes, it comes with a protective ring. I've had mine for quite a while and no problems with leaking.
887973
I'm not sure; the crock does, but I didn't touch the outer shell. I keep a glass counter saver under the crock pot, so that is not a concern of mine.
1075561
The protection ring is put inside the unit. it keeps the spout from leaking so that is why they must use the word protection.It is just a "pull forward to dispense" type spout.
834009
The answer is NO this Clover item is a "plumb in model" there is no hole in the top for a water bottle"Economical: *Without the use of plastic bottles*, this Clover B7A saves you hundreds per year. Instead, the water comes from your existing plumbing for cleaner water and extra efficiency"
518197
I wouldn't because the lid is bladed and doesn't fit any size crock pot in my extensive collection. It's fairly useless actually. Good thing I bought two! LOL!
487592
Yes, all crocks are the same. The crock itself holds only 2.5 gallons of liquid but will handle any 2,3,4,5 gallon bottle. Either plastic or glass will work fine.
757699
We have purchased several of these for our stores and they work well. You need to purchase two pieces. The cooler itself (1) and the top resevoir (2) that holds the water; the piece shown here is the resevoir. Yes, you need this. This cooler is not the type that you buy the purchased water in a bottle to place on top. These two pieces fit together to make your cooler and you fill with any type of water you wish. Tap water is filtered by the mechanism in the center of the resevoir providing less expensive filtered water.
1723225
No. Valve needs to be purchased separately. And valve is the despenser. So in all you need to purchase 2 items, the stand and the valve. And of course the water bottles :)
602426
I do not know the answer to your question, but I do have a warning: I bought three of these for Christmas presents, and two of the recipients called me to tell me they came without the strainers!!! They like the crocks, though, and are going to use them without the strainers. Kinda a bummer, though, but not worth the hassle to try to get somebody to make things right.