I see a cap with a "stopper" for the water bottle. Does it clog? Does it have to remain in plce to work?
2021947
It works great never gets clogged up!! Just leave the plug out and the water level always stays full, until you have to refill the jug.
2021948
It is a screw on cap with a hole in it that allows the water to drain into the dish.........It doesn't clog, but the cap is necessary so the water fills properly.
2021949
We took the stopper off. Doesn't seem to be necessary at all, except maybe in transporting the full jug of water.
2021950
Edited: After your question I researched and found I wasnt sent the lid with my order....processing a replacement now.the hole on this is about 4 inches wide so no it definitely does not clog. There is no stopper in this model, its just an open jug that fits onto the base. Creates a HUGE mess when refilling (MUST be done over the sink). I actually HATE this product due to the messiness of the refilling process. My husband figured out that if you put a paper plate over the opening (cut to size) it will suction itself in place until you slowly release it to let the water flow into the bowl, which is ridiculous amount of work to refill a water bowl (if you ask me). Edited: After your question I researched and found I wasnt sent the lid with my order....processing a replacement now.the hole on this is about 4 inches wide so no it definitely does not clog. There is no stopper in this model, its just an open jug that fits onto the base. Creates a HUGE mess when refilling (MUST be done over the sink). I actually HATE this product due to the messiness of the refilling process. My husband figured out that if you put a paper plate over the opening (cut to size) it will suction itself in place until you slowly release it to let the water flow into... » Read More Edited: After your question I researched and found I wasnt sent the lid with my order....processing a replacement now.the hole on this is about 4 inches wide so no it definitely does not clog. There is no stopper in this model, its just an open jug that fits onto the base. Creates a HUGE mess when refilling (MUST be done over the sink). I actually HATE this product due to the messiness of the refilling process. My husband figured out that if you put a paper plate over the opening (cut to size) it will suction itself in place until you slowly release it to let the water flow into the bowl, which is ridiculous amount of work to refill a water bowl (if you ask me). « Show Less
2021951
We keep the cap off. Once the bowl is full it stops feeding water by itself
1497969
I'm finding that the stopper doesn't work well on all bottles. I've had success with Gloria Ferrer and Moet & Chandon. My advice would be to place the stopper on the bottle opening, press down to compress the spring, place the clasps around the ridge of the lip, and slowly release your pressure on the stopper top while holding the sides of the clasps.
2179565
As Brookley said, just push down a bit next time you put the cap back on to close the bottle up. It should pop right down and then you can screw it closed completely. It's a very snug cap, but can be a bit tricky. No worries. At least you know that it's keeping the Finest Fish Oil fresh!
302136
Yes it can clog, important to follow instructions as they cover what to do to prevent clogging.
1474142
This is a squeeze bottle. I just queeze about a tablespoon worth into my washers soap dispenser and flip the top back on the bottle and no drip no mess. I don't use capfuls at all. Just a squeeze cleans a full load.
1094028
Hi there! The cap is vacuum sealed when it is placed on the water bottle. After the water is empty in the bottle, the cap is torn off. Then, you fill the bottle again with water and place another cap on it to seal. So, it is used once and then discarded. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
1299922
Inside the plastic connector where it's connected to the provided water line, there is a strain filter which could be seen after using a dime or a big screw driver to unscrew the big plastic cap. I have mine for over 6 years now and no issue with water clogging.
885481
Yes!! It is such a pain getting that cap off.. You have to take a cloth and gently twist it off. It may not twist off the 1st few times, but it will..just don't squeeze it at the same time...
868696
When I open the cap, there is a white funnel shaped insert on top of the bottle that narrows the opening of the bottle with a lip that prevents dripping. The insert however does not pop up.
1671990
I also had difficulty getting any drops to come out at first. The trick was to first peel off the plastic ring that keeps the cap from fastening too deeply, then screw the cap very tight. When you do this a spike in the cap creates a hole in the bottle. After I did that I was able to get drops from the bottle.
1328854
Have to give a bit of a mixed answer here. I tried on a regular single use water bottle and this tried to catch, but did not. The plastic ring that holds the cap on before the first use seemed to cause the problem here. I did try on another bottle and this was a success. I will try more later and try to post my findings then.
1226915
Your dispenser has to have the water-inlet tube sticking up into the bottle in order for this cap to work. Otherwise, the weight of the water would keep the white flap from coming out of the bottle. Hope this helps you.
478652
The clear plastic cap over the nipple should fit tightly enough that you need to apply a little force to remove it. There is the yellow cap that goes on what would be the bottle end to keep it clean and sanitary on mine I never felt that yellow cap stayed on as well as it should. Unfortunately I only have one of these (didn't work for my baby) so I would say if the clear plastic cap is falling off it is likely damaged.
1629005
No, it doesn't stick out at all. It stays in without ever falling out. There is no "cap" that I know of, so I'm not sure what you mean on that.
2006739
It "kind of" works with screw top bottles. The neck on a screw top is a little larger diameter than a corked bottle. The stopper does fit into the screw top neck, but it's not that snug of a fit.
316758
I can speak for refill bottles that are older screw on tops but not the new wavy necks. I just took inside adapter out and hold the cap when replacing water bottle to dispenser with fingertips and little to no water spills. New ones I have not tried but I think it probably works best on those. It is worth a try and just try if you are spilling water when refilling trust me.
907213
yes, it is locked in place. kinda tough to pull the cap off. good luck and start walking.