Can this fountain be used for gravy or other liquids?
1640169
i think you could use it for gravy, or anything that is the same consistency as melted chocolate
1640170
Never tried it. I don't think I would attempt it. I would stick to the purpose it was intended.
135749
I don't think the unit would handle liquids well. Probably make a big mess.
1219166
I don't see why not, but it holds about 1.25 gallons. You may have to clean out the spigot often if thick liquids are running through it, but it looks easy to remove it so it shouldn't be a problem.
116531
Technically it can. Ideally you should use distilled water. However,I think the change would be minimal.
7624
I would not use it for that purpose. You should always treat water in outside sources before drinking.
163186
maybe you could if you added at least three times the water for it is like a sponge and thought it tastes good, it is not really drinkable without the liquid being fluid.
1937637
Yes you can. But for commercial pourpose remember that the quantities per time are not more than 1 liter.
1837679
I seriously doubt it. The spigot is not that durable and I don't think it would last very long, we didn't get much use out of ours with just ice tea and fruit water.
837501
Yes, Kelley. I use my wine cooler for sodas, beer, and bottled water too. I just wouldn't use it for something you need really cold for refrigeration, but it is handy to keep these items cool. (I even put fresh fruit in it.) I hope this helps.
145219
I wouldn't use it for anything. less than a month later, leaks like crazy and cant get the lid to flip open to drink from it. you'd be better off selecting something else.
2166664
No, I would not recommend the Berkey for this purpose. If you must buy a process flavor drink, buy it in a dry format and add it to water that has been filtered by the Berkey.
531213
Not sure you'd want to. When its full of water and fruit and juice it is quite heavy. I have a gas range and it worked well on that.
622298
You could but I wouldn't recommend it. It wouldn't insulate and the plastic is somewhat thin and might stretch due to too being heated. Its definitely better for cold liquids but check the manufacturers website and that might give you the information you are looking for.
2191350
Yes. It uses gravity and siphon action for flow. Make sure you label it properly. You wouldn't want to mix by accident.
396887
No. Not at all. It is a food processor. If you have too much liquid, it will spill out the sides. Not meant for watery concoctions.
1298796
I haven't tried that, but as long as it is mixed well I think you could. I have only put water in mine and I love it.
1742915
It is not leak proof. I don't believe it is intended to store fluids, but it is great for other foods.