Kook Drink Dispenser, Water Dispenser Countertop, Glass Drink Dispenser, Beverage dispenser, with Leak-Proof Spigot, Clear Rectangular Jar, Storage for Party, Fridge, for Water, Iced Tea, 80 oz

I like the size...I like the quality....my husband put the spigot on for me....it looks pretty in my frig and it is helping me to drink more water....I like that I can contact customer service of the company if I feel the need...it was packaged well and got her safely ....I put my filtered water in the unit........feeling optimistic about the plan thanks to this product and quality.

Used for a party and worked very well, no leaks. Came with instructions, filters, tool to remove spouts, chalkboard labels and chalk. Overall great value.

Very well made and very classy look. I've purchased multiple bottles now. I line them up for parties and put red hibiscus tea, lemonade, watermelon juice, Horchata, etc. inside. They even come with small labels and chalk so you can label what's in it. The best part is that I have not found them to leak so far. Highly recommend.

You can place your favor of drink in this container and it will do OK your you! remember the ICE that you need to put in to keep it cool!

I was looking for a non-plastic, glass-only sink container. This one fits perfectly on the bathroom sink with the spout over the sink. Spout opens and closes easily with good flow. Be careful to ensure the spout is fully closed, otherwise the water will leak out into the sink. Only complaint is that one of the two I ordered has the logo on a non-spout side. However, that's okay with me. It helps me distinguish "hers" from "his".

I’m using it on my counter to dispense filtered water. I have a dispenser with a pur water filter that I keep in the fridge, but wanted something in glass for room temperature water, that would look decent, and wouldn’t take up too much visual, or counter space. I was so happy when I found this KooK dispenser with a stainless steel spigot.The glass isn’t thin and super fragile looking - but it’s still glass so I take no chances when I handle it. The lid is squared, and mine was capped in such a way that the plastic gasket was flipped the wrong direction in one area. Fortunately, it wasn’t damaged, and seems to work fine. No leaks from spigot. (Mine was already tightened down, though the instructions indicated it needed to be, so I can’t say how difficult that would have been.)I wish it came with an attractive simple stand. Fortunately, I found a very small, square shadow box-type frame, that currently sits on a rarely used marble cheese slicer. I still need to lean my taller mugs.Pros: Attractive, small footprint, stainless steel spigot, glass (no plastic taste.)Cons: Wish it came with a stand as an option. Any other potential cons would be related to what I consider pros, thicker glass which adds weight, and it’s small footprint - so it’s not for large parties, or dispensing large quantities of liquids, unless want to refill frequently.I’m very happy with my purchase, in both appearance and function.

I purchased item after reading others reviews. It seems there are more than a few complaints about the spigot leaking and I think I understand why.In my case anyway, the spigot came pre-installed. Upon examination it appears loose as I could rotate it fairly easily. As I tightened the nut from inside I noticed the nut was pushing itself into the convex silicone washer so I removed the spigot to get a better understanding. In the picture the inside of the spigot shows the nut, and then a stainless steel convex collar. I assumed the convex washer is underneath this washer against the glass. The outside was correctly assembled with a silicone washer against the glass, and then the spigot.So, in my case the spigot was assembled Nut, washer, convex metal trim/Glass/washer, spigot. In this configuration it will most likely leak, and if tightening the nut in attempt to seal it would then eventually crack the glass. It should be nut, convex metal trim, convex washer/glass/washer, spigot.The decanter itself looks pleasing, and the spigot is easy to open/close and doesn't leak or drip. Of course it will drip a bit after closing the spigot, but then stays dry. The cap has small air slots to allow the liquid to flow freely. The size is perfect being 4" square,and doesn't take up too much space in the fridge.

The hole through the glass for the spout was poorly made. Whatever method they used to cut the hole caused the glass to chip away from the inside edge of the hole, leaving an uneven surface. The bore hole has tiny bumps and ridges where it looks like glass could flake off (see pics). It seems likely that the uneven surface inside the jar will make it harder to get a good seal around the spout hole. I didn't find broken glass shards inside the water jar. Unless I do something to smooth the glass there, I would have to hope that the seals would contain any future glass chips that came loose. At least the spout has a screen filter, but who even wants to think about the possibility of glass shards in a beverage jar?I see that others have previously posted comments and pics about this QC/QA issue. I see no improvement. 3 Stars off.The "flexible" seal on the glass lid is made from pretty stiff material. It feels like plastic rather than silicone. For the lid that came with this unit, the lip of this material that is supposed to seal against the glass is warped and bent in different ways around its perimeter (see pics). Even if I could heat-reform it, the design doesn't seem to be watertight; it's only there to hold the top on and keep the two glass parts from rattling against each other. 1 Star off.Unfortunately, this is the only product I found here where the form of the jar is almost exactly what I need for my specific use. I haven't yet decided whether to return it and try again.