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Godinger Gas Pump Liquor Dispenser
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Godinger Gas Pump Liquor Dispenser
- Famous Godinger quality and value.
- This unusual gift will be sure to please the dad who has everything.
- Simply fill the tank with your favorite liquor and serve it by pumping through the hose.
- This great Father's Day gift will add style to any bar or liquor cabinet.
- The gas pump liquor dispenser is one of many unique Godinger gifts for men.
Product Description
Gas Pump Liquor Dispenser... yours for a heck - of - a lot less than you shell out at the real gas pump! SAVE BIG! A conversation-starter that will change the tone of your "gas pump" conversations! Forget about the stress of filling up your pickup and fill up your glass with your drink of choice. Then let your cares melt away. Add this "Gas Pump" to your living room, den or other entertaining area... and you'll have easy access to the "spice of life" without reaching for a plain liquor bottle. Instead, this unique Gas Pump-shaped Decanter adds character to any room. It's constructed of tarnish-resistant, silver-finished metal and glass. Easy to fill and easy to disperse. Simply unscrew ornament on top and fill with your favorite liquor. Then remove the nozzle from the pump and push the handle to "fill up." Get yours here for LESS! Measures 5 1/4 x 18 3/4" h. Weighs 2 lbs., 6 oz. Order yours now! Gas Pump Liquor Dispenser
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Godinger Gas Pump Liquor Dispenser
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- Publisher: Godinger
- Label: Godinger
- Studio: Godinger
- Average Customer Review: based on 12 reviews
- Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #11313
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Summary: Our Gas Pump 2008-08-23
Comment: This product was exactly as described, and is quite the conversation piece on our bar! The nozzle is gravity flow, and gets a little slow when the fluid level gets low, but it is still fun! It fits our life-style as we are interested in the ethanol production and grow corn, and all our friends know about all of this.
MK
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Summary: Great Open Box Purchase 2008-04-05
Comment: I bought this as a present for my niece on her birthday. She loves this and has it displayed at her house. She gets compliments on this when anyone sees it. She was so pleased as was I with the low, low price.
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Summary: works great 2008-01-13
Comment: contrary to reading some of the reviews of people who said this didn't work mine works great. People have even asked me where I got the pump.
It's a great conversation peace around my bar.
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Summary: very satisfied 2007-12-17
Comment: when I first saw the gas pump liquor dispenser I thought it wouldl be cool to display on my home bar. I was right not only is it cool it is also fun to use. Yes some family members and friends now would like one. So much for originality :)
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Summary: Nice product, even if you have to work a bit to get it working. 2007-10-21
Comment: I had the same issue with my dispenser that other people seemingly have had. Open the box, fill it with liquor and nothing comes out. Thanks to Franks suggestion, I opened up the "nozzle". Anyone who has the same problem and some basic skills should be able to get this working great. The problem is that the nozzel works by phsically crimping a plastic tube, but while the product sits around on the shelf, the tube ends up sticking shut. To fix, use a sharp screwdrive to gently prying off the top cap, the front and rear rings. Once these are removed, pry open the nozzle casing. You may have to use two screwdrivers and it may feel like there is something else holding it together, but it's really just the two rings and the top cap. Once open, you will see the tube crimped. As Frank says, remove the tube and massage it until it opens. Put it all back together the same way it came apart and enjoy this neat product.
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