Is there a pump I can use with this 5-gallon jug?
1166051
Yes, there is I got one from Dade City Hardware here for 5.00 about 36inches in length.Mr.Newsome is the owner he could ship it to you. The Sweetner is so good for you and does not jack-up you sugar levels. Just one 16oz squeeze at Publix is 14.00 and Walmart is 12.00. You would be surprised how fast you use it.
1166052
I imagine there is, but does not come with one. Check consolidated plastic or U-line or on Amazon... of course, you won't know the opening size unless you have the jug on hand; the option would be to pour into a 5 gallon bucket with a lid that receives the pump you will have to order separately; or carefully transfer into 5 1-gallon containers; pouring first gallon will be hardest. Good luck. Robert
1166053
i thought about that too. it's awfully hard to manage. but worth the struggle in savings.
1166054
I had wondered the same thing. I haven't researched yet to find out. We just put it on the counter and poured into smaller containers!! If you find out about a pump that fits let me know. Sorry I don't have a better answer. Thanks, Belinda
1166055
no. there is no pump. we used a funnel and filled our old 44oz bottles eight at a time a little trouble but a lot of savings
1079798
I don't think so.......they are too fat. the 5 gallon water bottle is 8 inches in radius and the stand couldn't really take anything more than that. But even if it did fit, you would not want that for a coleman or igloo cooler because those coolers have the sprout at the bottom of the cooler so the stand would be too short. The stand is specifically made for the pump that would fit on top (not on the bottom) of a 5 gallon plastic jug....by the pump and sprout being on the top, you gain an additional 2 feet of height which makes the low to the ground stand work just right.
1864868
Yes I am using it on primo 5 gallon jugs. It will work on the 3 gal also. I have 2 now. One for work and one at home.
138620
You would have to cut the intake tube. I guess that would work. There is a pump for a 5 gallon tank: TOOGOO(R) Manual / Hand Siphon Pump for Liquid Transfer I have used this one before and it works great.
747864
I have had this pump for at least 6 months now and it is still working. it will fit several 5 gal jugs. I basically use it for my coffee and it fills up to 8 cups in about 8 pumps. a 160z glass in probably 2 pumps. get it it works. I have had the cheaper one's and they lasted about 1 week.
807322
No. Any regular pump will work. I have several small aquarium pumps for my tomato buckets
2068781
Never seen a 4 gallon jug. Given they will take up to 5 I would think you should be okay.
1233543
Absolutely! The scoby will quickly fill up all the surface area of the liquid. If the 5 gallon jug has a small mouth, just don't fill with sugary tea beyond the larger diameter of the bottle into the neck. You'll need the bigger surface area to ferment that much liquid in a reasonable amount of time.
891231
Yes.... You wont be able to go bigger than 5 gallons, but anything smaller will be ok. There is a pipe than fits into the bottle and the bottle stand upright, so as long as you have liquid in the bottle, you will be ok.
400094
Have to say, no I haven't found a non-spill cap. I ended up buying a couple of 5 gallon water jugs with a spigot. Even then the spigot's break, or one of mine did. Good luck in finding something that works for the 5 gallon jug.
240793
Any pump should work... but let me just say mine ended up coming apart after the first season of use
1023197
Yes, different size tubes come with it so it will reach the bottom depending on the size jug you have. I use mine in a 5 gallon jug.
2158489
You probably could but it would be to aggravating to keep filling it. Go to lowes buy a cheap pump sprayer bout ten dollars. Is all u need
759884
I would look for a biiger pump. It mifht do it but the flow wont be very strong
654551
I just use a common plastic 5 gallon bucket and lower the pump into it. Couldn't be simpler.
1543106
Hey! Wondering if you ended up purchasing this pump, I'm looking for one for basically the same purpose, 5 gallon bucket, 1/4" tubing to a diamond drill bit on my drill press for stonework. Then with a drain tube running the water back into the bucket. I'd really appreciate any thoughts or suggestions, thank you!
237884
I think you would need very steady hands to do that. You would be able to pour liquid into a 5-gallon bucket quite easily. This is a well made pan that will last for years.