Will this bottle work upside down as a water dispenser bottle like the store ones sold for water coolers work?
1083258
it will work upside down, you have to just cover the hole when turning it over.
1083259
I believe that this bottle will work both ways. It is the same bottle sold from other companies - 5 gallon, but this one have additional action to use top to Up and use small faucet to dispense a water. This is a way I prefer to use it - great protection from any overspill :-). But you can place it Upside down and use with other water dispensers.
1520803
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1219235
oops, You can only put the smaller bottles in this was as shown, the larger bottles will have to be put in upside down.
494374
Only if the cover is closed. Otherwise will leak is the kid turns the bottle upside down
350532
I think so. I don't have an ice dispenser but it seems like it will work. Love these water bottles.
1203604
Yes. The base of the infuser fits in the lid when it is turned upside down.
630883
It should, it just replaces the water Jug - it even has an adapter thingy you can put in the base of your water cooler to help stablize it. (i think i had to pull the "collar?" out of the bottom of my water cooler - the one i bought is a regalta) Good luck!
2195145
I would say No..... It is aluminum and when liquids freeze they expand so these bottles would probably bend to accommodate the frozen liquid and you would end up with a odd shaped bottle.. just my opinion though..
90474
From the pictures I am looking at yes it will. The bottom that fits into the crock or the cooler in my case is wider and longer than a normal water bottle. I would say it goes down about 4-5 inches and is about 3 inches wide. Thats my guesstimate.
2057503
Yes it will work. You are able to adjust the height of the bottle. I'm currently using the Dr. Brown's bottles.
205792
There are feet on the bottom. Its designed to be used one way. Never bothered flipping it over. Wouldn't see why it wouldn't technically function upside down though. Not sure why you'd need it to=)
1923204
I know this is a late reply, but for anyone in the future looking at this question, the manufacturer website specifically says NOT to hold the can upside down.
429991
Hello, I can't speak for every bottle from Eco Vessel - but the one we use for our son does leak if left upside down. It doesn't leak to the point where water is gushing out - it's more like a slow drip. We put it in his backpack during school and if he puts it in the main compartment on its side, it does tend to leak. But other than that, it's a well made water bottle - my young daughter even knows how to sip out of it.
812447
Yes it does work upside down, but only as long as there is liquid for the straw to suction through.
479578
Not that i am aware of. Maybe you can find a lid that is used for cup holders on water coolers. Not sure if dimensions are the same but maybe try that.
1008727
That's what I bought this for and it works perfectly. It's adjustable too so it can hold other water bottles though probably not the fat ones.
1173312
The straw acts as an air flow to allow the water to flow more freely out the holes in the face. It will work with out a straw but it will slow the flow down with no clear path for the air to the top of the inverted bottle. I have used it with a piece of flexible tubing so I could compact it for backpacking. No holes in the straw just the two ends.