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Question: Where is this dispenser made?
Document: I purchased a Tomlinson Ceramic Crock Lever spigot as a stand-by replacement - just in case the original breaks. The way the original spigot sits and works - you have to &#34;lift&#34; the lever to dispense the beverage. It appears that you can push down on the lever as well - but doing so would most likely snap the lever off. So we are going to put a hand-made sign that says &#34;please LIFT&#34; the lever.
The spigot comes un-tightened so make sure BEFORE you use it:  1) wash it, because it's shipped in the cheapest possible molded styrofoam pieces that are disintegrating their little styro-pebbles everywhere. And 2) reach your hand down inside and TIGHTEN the spigot screw from the inside before you add liquids to it.Once tightened, it works great. No big deal... you can't expect it to stay tight after being shipped thousands of miles from wherever it was made to you.
This dispenser is very pretty and priced well. The only drawback is that the cover doesn't seal into the base; it just sits there. I bought this to bring a fancy drink to Thanksgiving at a family member's house and I had to rubber-band clear wrap under the lid to prevent the liquid from spilling in case it moved during transport.
I love the size and quality of the glass. It's perfect for my ongoing Kombucha brew.It does arrive covered in packing foam "pebbles", but a simple wipe down and rinse will have it ready to go quickly.Though not purchased for that use, I could see this being a great drink dispenser for parties and get-togethers.
Just like so many reviews on this type of dispenser complain about, this one leeks badly. There are instructions that say to make sure the spigot is tightened well before use. Well that makes no difference...it still leaked badly. I give it 2 stars for how nice it looks, but for functionality, I'd barely give it even one star.
Be careful and carefully inspect the item before using it- mine had a piece of metal stuck into the glass on the bottom inside the dispenser. There was no way to remove it. It wasn't noticeable until I saw a brown rust color seeping into the water, at which point this thing went in the trash.If you get one with 0 imperfections, then congrats. The only huge downside to this dispenser is that the lid sits loosely on top of the dispenser and isn't really ever secure.
I purchased this dispenser to use for lemonade at a baby shower. There were so many negative reviews regarding the spigot that I hesitated to try it. However when the dispenser arrived I unpacked it, cleaned out the packing material and filled it with water - which I left sitting overnight. Not one leak. I removed the spigot and replaced it - just to see if that would make a difference. It still didn't leak. So now I am good to go!
As other reviewers have commented, the glass dispenser comes in a very cheap styrofoam that falls apart into little beads and is quite tedious to pick up off your floor one by one.The dispenser has a nice shape and seems to be sturdy. The plastic spigot is cheap, but if you tighten it it doesn't leak. I plan on replacing it with a higher quality spigot in the near future.The one thing I'd like to see on this product is a silicone gasket between the lid and the dispenser.
As soon as I got this dispenser I filled it with water to test it. It leaked everywhere. A little disappointed I emptied the jug and realized I could tighten the spout from the inside. Once I tightened it with my fingers I tested it again. Works great. The glass is nice and thick and survived me banging it into the side of the counter accidentally. The only reason this got 4 stars and not 5 is because the lid doesn't have a rubber seal and as clumsy as I am...
no problems with this, it was just what i needed. read the reviews and was aware that it has no seal on the lid...just be careful when moving it
Answer: It is made in China.