Arrow Home Products Oasis Drink Dispenser for Fridge, 1.25 Gallon - Plastic Beverage Dispenser with Spigot for Easy Dispensing - BPA Free Clear Plastic - Convenient Handle, Easy-Pour Spout

I like this water dispenser.Comments made in reviews have easy remedies!Do not tighten the lid as it creates a vacuum and the water doesn't flow. Leave it loose. Any water dispenser will have this vacuum issue. Drilling a hole in the top cover is not necessary and is unsanitary.The container itself is thin compared to water bottle delivery companies. The price is right. I fill with drinking water refilled at water dispensers with my reuseable gallon jugs and then fill this unit. It never leaves my counter top. No issue with breakage. If you do take it to a water dispenser to fill, it will break as it is really not for this purpose.The spigot did drip slightly when I first filled it, as I was watching for this. Plumbers use plumbers tape for this reason. It is not a design flaw!I liked mine so much, I ordered another for my bathroom to dispense drinking water, too.I may buy another for the other end of my home for convienence.

It's a space saver in the frig and it works great. Just make sure you hand tighten the spout before filling it up with whatever liquid you put in it. Mine felt a little loose out of the box, so I tightened it. No leaks. Not a drip.

I purchased several of these units, multiple sizes, and unfortunately, they started leaking shortly after the return period closed. I’m extremely disappointed in the quality, especially since I bought multiple with the expectation that they would last more than a month.

I was sick of refilling my 1 gallon one constantly, so this was much better. I refilled it every 3 days and shook it a lot to mix drink mix, so it got a lot of use. Unfortunately, it only lasted 13 months before center seam started leaking. About 2 bucks a month. Unless I can find a sturdier one, I’ll probably buy again.People complaining about the spout leaking are unscrewing the top too much to let air in, so it flows. Just slightly loosen enough to get it flowing then tighten again, but not all the way. You want some air to be able to pass through, but not too much. You still need a little bit of a vacuum inside to stop any liquid from getting stuck in the spout and dripping out after the spout closed..

This works great as an alternative to a water cooler. A larger version might be better if your household is very thirsty. The valve has never leaked in the past 6 months of usage.

Not a space hog in the refrigerator

I bought this drink container because my family goes through 3 gallons of milk in a week. I thought this would be perfect to pour all the milk into and save some room in the fridge. It shipped fast and there didn't seem to be anything wrong upon arriving but once I Cleaned it and started filling, milk last leaking out the spicket. It's as if there was no rubber seal to put between the spicket and screw cap to be able to stop liquid from coming through. For now I have a make shift solution but will more than likely be finding another type of container.

I picked this up after the Great American COVID-19 Horde-A-Thon, where I was out of town on a business trip when the rest of the country went crazy and bought out every cleaning product in every supermarked and big-box store. After I got back home I was fortunate enough to score a little commercial sanitizer, but where it was geared toward making a gallon batch at a time. Enter this jug - it's just slightly larger than the size I needed (which worked out great since I have room to slosh the contents around to make sure everything is uniformly mixed), has clear gradiation marks along the sides that make it easy to measure the appropriate amount of water, and the spigot was perfect for either filling up a spray bottle afterwards for use on countertops and similar surfaces. And the size is great for tucking away in between mixing fresh batches - much much more convenient than a round jug or a bucket. It'd also fit nicely in my fridge if I were using it to keep some cool drinking water handy. Is it sturdy enough to toss in the back of my Jeep to hold water on a camping trip? Errrr, well .... maybe, but I'd probably bring one of my other containers. Is it study enough to keep cold water in the fridge or mix up a simple cleaning solution? Heck yes!