Kilner 3 Litre Glass Fridge Drinks Dispenser Space-Saving Design with Measuring Scale for Daily Water Tracking Airtight Tap for Juices, Flavoured Waters & Cold Drinks

Very good design and safe to use.

Chuffed to bits with is jar. It's just what I needed for my watermelon gin. Ordered another and will be ordering more as needed.

We only drink mineral water that comes in 5L, its difficult for some to lift and pour so this was the perfect solution. The tap is made from plastic not metal so bare this in mind when buying. It does function and look aesthetic but I would have preferred a metal tap. The issue I have is the water does not flow with the lid Shut (hence why its open in the image) Its obviously to do with physics so the pressure in the Jar does not allow the water to flow but its really bizarre... Nothing I do resolves the issue as seen in the video... Other than that it's a solid Jar and im happy with it... Just wished it worked without popping the lid open.

Good

It's pretty average for the price charged. The plastic tap is flimsy and reeks of low quality. The glass jar is in good condition The tap doesn't fit, and there is leakage. Waste of money. I have reached out to the customer care.

Super deign, looks amazing sitting on the kitchen side or keeping juice cool in the fridge! Easy to use, clean and fill, beats nasty plastics any day - definitely recommend❤️

The item itself was just what I needed.

I'm honestly a bit disgusted by the quality of this. The jar itself is decent enough, it fits easily on the top shelf of my fridge, and yup - keeps liquids stored and cold... but the tap fitting is plasticy, cheap, wobbly - and I can see it breaking within a couple of months regular use. Also it has a ridiculous design flaw - it doesn't pour without having to faff with a vacuum seal toggle you have to release to get the tap to work - but this is on the front, not the top - so if the jar is filled more than 3/4 full, when you release the vacuum seal, it leaks. Additionally, you can leave the tap "on", because it won't work without releasing the seal toggle - so pretty much renders the tap function useless anyway. I've got a feeling I'll use it for a long as the cheap tap holds out, but after that inevitably fails in a couple of months, it'll go on the recycling.