I have a whiskey deanter with what looks to be a 1" plastic plug with horizontal ridges that doesn't seal once the spirit is added. Any suggestions?
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Sorry, I have no answer to your question. When I have a problem such as yours, I do research online till I find a workable answer to my problem. Good luck!
1205118
The one we ordered has been used for some time by our granddaughters and has not had this problem, so I would say it's not normal. If you don't want to return it, you might try wrapping the plug with Teflon plumber's tape to seal it.
198165
Try direct from Nodic Ware. That would be your best bet. If you can not get it from them try a local hardware store for the rubber seal. Anything else ??????? Good Luck.
827620
I suggest passing this and look for one that screws into the outlet. This one has a plastic peg that goes into the top plug - and it doesn't stay in the wall.
1363324
It is a hard black plastic screw-like plug. It easily is removed to drain the entire barrel.
816227
The sleeve clamp that holds the tubing to the keg coupler is crimped to tight. Need to cut it off and redo it with a regular tubing clamp.
733255
Contact Dramm or go to Ace or hardware store. Otherwise, a simple water bottle cap might work.
127581
I used a tube if construction adhesive around the inside lip of cap. Working fine a year later. Any type of screw or brad would dent the copper.
247883
On the right side at the top there is a hole, stick the plastic end in there. Let me know if this doesn't work.
599505
Best I can think of is measure your diameters ,(O.D. and I.D) ... then go to a LARGE hardware store and get a black plastic tube (try the hose/garden section first!). Plumbing/electrical is next. Scotch tape is good as a 'shim' for a tight fit. Good Luck!! Snip
102835
I am having the same issue! I may try the caulk idea. My barrel was full and backed up into the diverted as designed, then began to overflow from where the two sections connect causing an erosion issue.
2026198
Just a soldering gun will do. Just make sure you have your polarity right. The cap will have a line on one side. Make sure you put them in the same way. Good luck
1695626
I assume one of the prongs is a bit larger (more square)? That is the modern polarity plug and sometimes they will not fit into old outlets. A couple-dollar adapter bought at any hardware store will cure your problem (take fixture with you so hardware store people know what you are talking about) or, you can update the outlet in your home that you want to use, with a new design outlet (not easy for untrained person to do and could be dangerous to try by yourself).
2136024
YES.....Yes. This is a major problem. I cut two small rectangles from a pill bottle and squeezed them in between the plug and the receptacle holes. Works fine now but it is a design defect.
1475919
Unscrew the top that is in the tube now, then replace with long needle tube it came with. You will put the plugger in the bottom like a syringe and push solution out of needle tube - like a shot, so to speak.
1494509
There is a small vented plug on the neck of the dispenser where you put the water bottle which I removed. Now the water no longer overflows when I replace the bottle.
1684624
I would call the Bubba company and ask them. I got a response that my leaky one defective and could possibly be repaired with a replacement part. I have not contacted them about this yet. However, notice the spout handle that sticks up when the bottle is closed. If that handle is pushed with enough force, the right way, it will open. You may want to go with one with a more involved opening device.