NetFlip Rechargeable Water Gallon Pump — One Button, No Lifting
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You want one glass of water. The gallon weighs 19 kilos.
So you lift it onto your knee, tip it carefully, spill some on the counter, and put it back down. Four or five times a day, every day.
This sits on top of the gallon and pours it for you. One button.
Press once, walk away
Screw it onto the neck of the gallon, drop the tube in, press the button. Water comes out the spout at a steady flow — fill a glass, fill a jug, fill the kettle. Press again to stop.
The gallon never leaves the floor.
If your mother or father lives alone, they're lifting that gallon by themselves — or they're not drinking enough water because pouring it is a struggle. This is one of those things nobody asks for and everybody uses every single day once it's in the house.
Pick 2 Pumps above and the second one costs you $15 instead of $19.99 — one for your kitchen, one for theirs.
It doesn't care if the power is out
A 1200mAh battery runs for around 40 days on a charge — roughly four or five gallons. It charges over a normal USB cable, so a laptop or a power bank tops it up.
No socket, no wire trailing across the kitchen, nothing to plug in.
Fits the gallon you already have
Standard bottles from 2 to 5 gallons — the same ones delivered to every building in Lebanon. Nothing to measure, nothing to adapt.
Where it earns its place
- The kitchen — the obvious one
- The office, where everyone crowds around one gallon
- A shop or salon, so staff aren't lifting all day
- Anyone with a bad back, a bad wrist, or a bad shoulder
Being straight with you
It pumps water. It doesn't cool it or heat it — the water comes out at whatever temperature the gallon is. If you want cold water you still want a fridge or a cooler.
What it removes is the lifting, and that's the part people are actually tired of.
Dimensions
Questions
Will it fit my gallon?
If it's a standard 2 to 5 gallon bottle — the type delivered across Lebanon — yes. The tube adjusts to the depth of the bottle.
How long does the battery really last?
Around 40 days of normal household use, or four to five full gallons. A family that drinks a lot will charge it monthly; an office will charge it more often.
Does it leak or drip after you stop it?
A drop or two settles back down the spout, which is normal for any pump. Press to stop before the glass is completely full and you won't notice it.
Can I move it to a new gallon?
Yes — unscrew it, lift the tube out, move it across. It takes a few seconds and you do it once per gallon.
Is it noisy?
It's a small motor, so you hear a low hum for the few seconds it runs. Quieter than the kettle.
How do I clean it?
Rinse the tube and spout under the tap when you change gallons. Don't put the motor body in water — wipe that with a damp cloth.
How do I pay and how fast is delivery?
Cash on delivery, anywhere in Lebanon — you pay the driver when it's in your hand. Delivery is 1–3 days. Orders over $49 ship free.