Kilner 3 Litre Glass Storage Jar with Dispensing Tap Ideal for Daily Water Intake, Infused Drinks, and Cocktails Perfect for Home Hosting, Parties & Buffets

Very sturdy, excellent.

All ok

The items was in seemingly great oder until I washed it for first time use. I used hot water to sterilise it and it cracked I never got to use it even once. So I have ordered two more noting now that i shall have to was in cold water or warm only and ive contacted customer service. Though she just gave me an email to write to.?? Will update .

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❤️

Same as the other reviews - leaks immediately on first use. The thread on the jar is too wide for the ring to seat properly, the tap is cheap plastic not metal and feels like it's going to snap. It's a shame as the glassware is excellent, feels very solid and has a good shape, but it is ruined by penny pinching on the tap part.

Very good design and safe to use.

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.

This is a lightweight glass jug. A tad thin but secure enough. No the lid does not lock on but sits on the top - but this means you can turn on the tap and water flows smoothly. A different type with a secure lid means you have to unlock the lid to get the water to flow due to the vacumn. I would always prefer a metal spigot - and would pay a little extra for that option - but this seems fairly secure for the first week and no leaks - for the price - it seems sound.