Will this fit on your basic ceramic water dispenser with the black stripes, the kind made for a 5 gallon glass or plastic bottle?
578129
We don't have stripes on ours, but it is a basic ceramic water crock for 5 gallon plastic jugs. The dispenser fits and works perfectly. Hope this helps!
578130
I have no idea but I would think that as long as the opening was same dimensions it would work.
578131
If the hole in your dispenser is 5/8 inch across, and if the thickness of the wall of the dispenser is 1 inch or less, it should work...if the dimensions on your bottle are different, I wouldn't suggest this spigot.
1559765
The solid plastic portion under the bristles is nearly 0.7" in diameter and 3/4" is 0.75". The smallest opening on a bottle I could find was approximately 1 1/8" diameter on a 1 gallon plastic water bottle. The brush went in, but I'm guessing repeated insertions would result in the ultimate loss of bristles. So, no I don't think it will work for your application.
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.
588937
Hello, I'mnot quite sure what kind of plastic bottles you're talking about, but I can be specific in the type of bottle that it will fit... And that is the one gallon plastic bottles with handles, like the ones you buy in the grocery store for milk and orange juice...hope this answers your question
1580625
it's the standard diameter or most steel bottles, (wide not narrow thead) you may run into issues with the threading if anything. I tried this on a clone of a klean canteen and while it wasn't a perfect fit it did prevent water from leaking... buyer beware I suppose... but my toddler loves this cap, it's gotten her to drink a ton of water, and I think it's the soft rubber nipple
1964883
It accurately fits all 5 gallon bottles sold from Home Depo as well as Walmart (they are standard) which are all major water dispensers 5 gallon bottles in CA. The three gallon also fit this dispenser. Tighten properly and it does not leak. Hold the top spout that turns when you tighten so the lower part so it tightens and it does not leak - at all.
1753913
I don't have that specific bottle, but it is a standard size that fits the regular wide-mouth water bottles. I use mine on the LL Bean bottles, some I had specially made from my photos, and other no-name brands from local drug stores and WalMart. The bottle's interior opening should be 1 3/4" for these caps. Hope that helps.
727644
Hi. I am not sure. We used it on a 3 gallon water dispenser. It fit perfectly. Good luck!
830917
If it fits. It's designed to fit loosely on the top of regular clear water bottles.
1731382
I use this at my workplace on plastic Crystal 5 gallon bottled water. I think the glass bottles are the same but wouldn't swear to it. This plastic valve screws onto the top of the bottle to form a seal, I bought the stand so you can tilt the bottle at a 45 deg angle and dispense the water as needed. Hope this helps.
499864
There is not place to put a filter/purifier. If it is something that goes inside the water bottle neck then it would work but otherwise I do not think it will fit. We love our dispenser and refill a 3 gallon bottle at the grocery store. It can accommodate up to a 5 gallon bottle.
103296
I'm not certain because mine are plastic. But once they are the standard size bottles, whether glass or plastic they will fit. I tried them on another generic (plastic) bottle that I had and they fit perfectly.
1697472
I have one of the old style waterers & replaced a cracked bottle with a household bottle but it was 3 gal size not 5 gallon, it has worked fine
745752
This will fit either the 5.0 gallon as well as the 6.5 gallon carboys. Happy brewing
812693
Hello, I am not sure about Primo brand but my best guess is yes it would fit almost any dispenser since most are designed with a large opening. I use a ceramic dispense and the bottle stays in place by gravity, and a simple plastic ring. B
1796339
I don't know, I only use the 5 gallon. Perhaps call the supplier of the 3.5 gallon and ask whether they generally work on the same dispensers that use 5 gallon. Another issue you'll want to consider is how to de-scale the unit after it builds up with minerals. There are no specific instructions on how to do it and their "customer service" is useless. My hot dispenser is now down to a trickle, so I'm going to have to try to figure something out myself.
2034903
Yes it will fit a 5 gallon water bottle with a 50 mm (about 2 inch) opening