Are the chambers easy to refill from a bulk size container? (Mine are gallon size, opening about the same size as a jug of milk)
780980
I have the four-chamber dispenser. I find them easy to refill since you can remove the chambers and pull the cap off the top of them.
780981
The chambers are actually removable bottles so there is no problem filling them at all.
780982
Yes, they're very easy to refill with many different sized containers. The opening of the chamber is about the size of a gallon milk jug.
780983
They are easy to fill. The opening is just a tad smaller than that of a milk jug.
780984
No problem. Just fill them over the sink, put the cap back on and rinse off any excess. Love these things. I've had them for years
780985
I built a "jig", using a stiff cardboard box (I used a BelVita Breakfast Cookies box - extremely stiff cardboard and a perfect size for this), and cut out tight-fitting rectangles for each of the 4 products I use. While that was convenient for the first time fill, since then, I typically only need to refill one product at a time, so the jig is a bit of overkill. However, since it can take some time to fill, it works great for me.
780986
We had no problem filling them. They remove from the dispenser easily. We were able to balance the bottles of product on top of the chambers and let them fill. We used large size bottles of product and the necks were about the same size.
780987
The shower ones are very easy to fill. I have one in each shower and over a long period of time they occasionally break functionally. I bought more so that I can replace ones that break. Lasts about 4 years with regular use. I hope this helps?
89176
The opening is a 12" by 7.5" so I think a gallon milk jug would fit easily although I haven't tried it.
1142208
No, the original refills don't fit the Litter Locker II. They're too high. However, you don't actually have to use either. Medium size (8 gal) regular trash bags work just fine. You just thread them through the spring flap and spread the opening over the top hole. When you put the lid on it secures the bag in place. Granted, you have to replace the bag whenever you empty it instead of just pulling another length of plastic out of the ring, but it sure saves a whole lot of money. You can get something like 100 bags for around $4-5 at Walmart or Target. Much better than any price I've seen for the factory refills, even online let alone at a pet store like Petsmart or Petco. No, the original refills don't fit the Litter Locker II. They're too high. However, you don't actually have to use either. Medium size (8 gal) regular trash bags work just fine. You just thread them through the spring flap and spread the opening over the top hole. When you put the lid on it secures the bag in place. Granted, you have to replace the bag whenever you empty it instead of just pulling another length of plastic out of the ring, but it sure saves a whole lot of money. You can get something like 100 bags for around $4-5 at Walmart or Target. Much better than any price I've seen... » Read More No, the original refills don't fit the Litter Locker II. They're too high. However, you don't actually have to use either. Medium size (8 gal) regular trash bags work just fine. You just thread them through the spring flap and spread the opening over the top hole. When you put the lid on it secures the bag in place. Granted, you have to replace the bag whenever you empty it instead of just pulling another length of plastic out of the ring, but it sure saves a whole lot of money. You can get something like 100 bags for around $4-5 at Walmart or Target. Much better than any price I've seen for the factory refills, even online let alone at a pet store like Petsmart or Petco. « Show Less
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I bought the garbage can for my son for Christmas so I emailed him for the measurements of the openings but I know he is busy this evening so I haven't heard from him yet, but from my observation you would be able to put a gallon milk container in the larger opening without crushing it, but you may have to crush it to use the other opening. Either side can be used for recycling. When you step on the peddle to open the lid both sides are exposed. If you have more items to recycle than garbage you can use the larger opening, or vice versa. He also highly recommends the garbage can. He thinks it's great. I bought the garbage can for my son for Christmas so I emailed him for the measurements of the openings but I know he is busy this evening so I haven't heard from him yet, but from my observation you would be able to put a gallon milk container in the larger opening without crushing it, but you may have to crush it to use the other opening. Either side can be used for recycling. When you step on the peddle to open the lid both sides are exposed. If you have more items to recycle than garbage you can use the larger opening, or vice versa. He also highly recommends the garbage can. He thinks... » Read More I bought the garbage can for my son for Christmas so I emailed him for the measurements of the openings but I know he is busy this evening so I haven't heard from him yet, but from my observation you would be able to put a gallon milk container in the larger opening without crushing it, but you may have to crush it to use the other opening. Either side can be used for recycling. When you step on the peddle to open the lid both sides are exposed. If you have more items to recycle than garbage you can use the larger opening, or vice versa. He also highly recommends the garbage can. He thinks it's great. « Show Less
1716793
Sort of. I have to freeze them flat first, and then slide them in at a sort of diagonal. An ice cube container works just as well, if not better, to be honest. The only bags that work well with this system are the First Years milk storage bags.
723150
No, but they are very easy to fill. It comes with instructions, I filled 15 in about 10 minutes.
461096
Previous answers gives you the correct size, but I can only add to that, they fit a gallon glass jug fine.
1304336
You can turn the base container over and the daily dosage compartments will stay in place. They snap in snugly. All can be snapped out at once to refill as needed.
2238832
It takes a standard 5 gallon jug. We take ours back to the store for cheap and easy refills.
376341
One basket can fit two 1 gallon milk jugs just fine. I have the Wald rack and two of these baskets and that system is very strong. 4 gallons of milk is no problem.
1742653
Yes. We use the 2 quart mason jars for milk all the time, both regular and wide mouth. The Recap fits well, so we no longer transfer to the traditional milk bottles.
1841741
I was able to fit 2 gallon jugs in mine and zip it. You can't have anything in the top compartment to fit them, and it is difficult to get the zipper to close all the way. It does close, it's just really tight.
928652
i buy it in the large oval canister and i only poke a small hole about the size of a dime in the foil under the lid. i save my empty water bottles, line up the hole i made in canister and pour required amount into the bottle, no spill or no need for funnel. next i just fill with fresh milk replace cap and shake on my way out the door. clear bottle lets u see any unmixed portions but occasional shake is easy enough in the bottle.
1867494
These aren't a pain to fill at all! You have to make sure there isn't any food on the seal or else it may or may not leak when you squeeze it, but that's the same with any zip lock type container. We love these and I think they work great :)
1924887
Why not just have 3 or 6 or 9 empty gallon jugs and refill that way? Or get a britta pitcher or something? I can' imagine carrying this bulky thing to refill every 3 or so days. I have a filter water thing on the freezer side of my fridge but I'm using this large container to flavor my water with apples and cinnamon sticks. It tastes sooo good the next day.
316581
Yes, but if you want to be super exact you'd have to fill the funnel with 10g, then use it to fill your mould, then refill with another 10g and so on. But it's pretty easy to just eyeball that kind of amount. I just put enough for several and eyeball the amounts.
764975
The lids work very well! As for size, if you bought the jars new the words 'regular' or 'wide mouth' would be on the packaging. You may want to remeasure as a 2" opening is not a size with which I am familiar.