DOZYANT Updated More Durable Beverage Dispenser Replacement Spigot,Stainless Steel Polished Finished, Water Dispenser Replacement Faucet, fits Berkey and Other Gravity Filter Systems as Well

The media could not be loaded. This faucet spout is a great upgrade from the plastic ones that come with ceramic water dispensers. It is all stainless steel and has a simple on/off valve and faucet lever. There are no other moving parts and it is not spring-loaded. It comes with two clear washers and two stainless washer covers, and a stainless nut that tightens from the inside of the water dispenser. You need to use a small wrench after finger tightening it if you want it to be a tight fit and not drip. You can see how sturdy and beefy it is and how it works from the video.

Very good it fits.

I purchased a 2 gallon mason style jar tea dispenser from Walmart that had a cheap plastic dispenser on it. I replaced it with this one and this thing is solid compared to the cheap plastic it came with.I’ve used it a few times and it works flawlessly. I have gotten a couple of drips from it, but that’s to be expected. Where the valve shut off is, you’ll sometimes get fluid trapped between that point and the opening for the dispenser. Hence the drip. But, I have never had it leak. Definitely would recommend this to anyone looking to replace theirs.

This water spigot was a huge upgrade for the water jug we got from Walmart or Aldi. The old one was plastic garbage, and gradually started taking forever for the water to come out. The new one is heavy, solid metal. You can feel the quality. The more you turn the handle, the faster the water comes out of the container. You can’t go wrong with this!

Great concept, stainless steel is suoperior to plastic for a drinking water crock in many ways, and th design is attractive. However this fauvet's functionality is curtailed by (a) not providing instructions as to how to assemble all the washers and stiff sillicone or plastic rings and in what order and direction to face them and (b) the fact that in order to tighten the faucet on the inside of the crock one must have considerable hand strength ( which I do not as i am an elder) . A small wrench and or less resistant gasket ringsare needed, IMO. Meawhile MINE LEAKS , and until i can pay someone with strong hands to come in between the empties and tighten it for me, i just keep an eartheware bowl under it and dump the gradual accumulation into my tea kettle.

Solid product.

Great construction, fits our Berkey perfectly. Would highly recommend.

Sturdy tap. Good water flow, no leaks.