Darcvds Professional Chicken Waterer Cups, 8 Packs Large Chicken Water Feeder, Tee Fittings Poultry Waterer Suitable for Duck, Chicks, Goose, Turkey, Bunny and Bird with Mounting Hole Opener

These solve ALL my watering problems. I’d tried the galvanized double walled containers, and they rust through within a season (or half a season), build up hard water deposits, and are hard to clean. Also no matter how careful I am to break the seal before pulling up on the top, this rivets just aren’t made like they used to be. The handles break off!! I’ve tried a few brands of the plastic kind of three different styles. They break easily and/or quit functioning as intended -not letting the water out and leaving chickens without water. Some people say these cups get dirty fast and are hard to clean. When the chicken dips their beak in, yes, some dirt comes off and collects in the bottom of the cup. But the water in the cups stays clear. AND if you just pour some water in each cup while refilling the bucket, they rinse right out. Super easy. During the freezing months I plan to set this on a plastic warmer, made for plastic waterers, and set inside the coop. I have one I used previously and it works perfectly. The only mistake I made was installing the cups just a little too low on the bucket. I can’t sit the bucket down flat on the ground now, but it’s fine if I use a round paver stone. Next time I’ll drill up a couple of inches higher. People had mentioned putting them low to get more volume out of each fill, but I think it’s better to be able to set the bucket on the ground for cleaning. Which, again, is easy! Please, use a food grade bucket for chicken health and your health. You are eating what they are making.

These waterer cups work perfectly! Just like the DIY chicken feeders, you use your own bucket — it even comes with a drill bit so installation is quick and easy. I popped these right into my bucket, filled it up, and my chickens started drinking from them right away. There’s very little mess or waste, and everything stays much cleaner than traditional water dishes. The cups feel sturdy and well made, and my chickens are definitely happy with them

I got these because I was tired of the chickens dirtying up open water bowls so quickly. For the price, this 8-pack is a pretty good way to make a cleaner DIY watering setup. They are simple plastic cups, so I would not call them heavy duty, but they worked fine for what I needed. The biggest thing is taking your time on the install. Drill the holes clean, seat the cups straight, and test everything for leaks before you put it in the coop. I let mine sit with water in it first just to make sure nothing was dripping. Also use a dark colored bucket since algae will plug them rather quickly if you dont. The chickens figured them out without much trouble, and having several cups helps keep them from all crowding one spot. It definitely keeps the water cleaner than an open pan. My only real concern is long-term durability in Florida heat and sun. They feel fine, but they are still plastic, so I’ll be watching that over time. For a backyard chicken setup, I’d buy them again. Just don’t expect some commercial-grade system. They are a good inexpensive DIY option if you install them carefully.

These are working as they should and continuously have water in them. I still haven’t figured out a good way to clean them out when they stay filled up, but the dirt settles to the bottom. They are prone to freezing completely (as is the entire bucket) in too cold of weather BUT they haven’t cracked, and it’s easy to scoop the chunk of ice out- it hasn’t been “stuck” if that makes sense. The drill bit makes it easy to drill the right sized hole and we haven’t had any leaking issues so far! We have been using this for maybe 2 weeks at this point. If we do find a leak, we plan to use plumbers tape as someone else recommended. My chickens flocked to it immediately and they’re used to a large open bowl of water so the transition was seamless.

I recently integrated the Darcvds Professional Chicken Waterer Cups, comprising 8 packs of large chicken water feeders, into my poultry setup, and I am delighted with the performance and functionality they offer. These waterer cups have proven to be an efficient and reliable solution for keeping my chickens hydrated with minimal effort. The design of the waterer cups is both sturdy and practical, ensuring durability and long-lasting use. The large size of the cups allows for ample water storage, reducing the frequency of refills and ensuring that my chickens always have access to clean and fresh water throughout the day. Installation of the waterer cups was a breeze, thanks to the simple and straightforward design. I was able to easily attach them to a variety of containers or PVC pipes, providing flexibility in setting up the watering system to suit my specific needs and preferences. One of the standout features of these waterer cups is their automatic function, which ensures a constant water supply for the chickens without the risk of spills or contamination. This hands-free operation has made it incredibly convenient to maintain proper hydration for my flock without constant monitoring or manual refilling. Overall, I highly recommend the Darcvds Professional Chicken Waterer Cups to poultry keepers looking for a hassle-free and effective waterer solution for their chickens. With their durable construction, large capacity, and automatic functionality, these waterer cups have significantly improved the efficiency of my poultry care routine while ensuring the well-being of my feathered friends.

I had alot of hope, but these did not last very long. Initially the worked great and install wasn’t too bad. But after about 3 months or so, one of the cups stopped filling up. Then another stopped filling up. Then around month 4 a cup wouldn’t stop overfilling and would drain all of the water in the bucket. Unfortunate because the bucket now has holes. Maybe don’t install all at once and keep a couple as backup/replacement. Also the color fades significantly in the sun compared to my other chicken items that I’ve had for way longer. After about a year outside the cups were yellow not red. Otherwise easy to clean but faulty design is not very long lasting.

These make a great way for chickens to water. They are easy to clean and easy to install. They will freeze, so bring them in when the weather gets cold. A repeat buyer for more not because any broke.

The biggest flaw these have is durability. If you have chickens in a run eventually you will run into the issue of them flying into it which either break the plastic pins on the side and ejecto seato cuz the spring into oblivion or they turn it on its side and it dumps water. It’s pretty easy to clean out a quick spray with a water hose and leaning it over to let the water fall out is pretty convenient for a cheap diy. If you attached it to a bucket like i did with 15 chickens it lasts about a week before I need to fill it up. They give you enough to have spares for a 5 gallon bucket but make sure you tighten these things or it will absolutely leak also if it’s not sitting in the right spots the bowls will tip up and allow water to leak. Just seems like you have to do a lot in order to make these work correctly. To be honest you’d be better of spending more money on a 6 gallon waterer that’s metal and doesn’t have break points like this one does. The biggest design flaw that’s not fixable is the 2 plastic nipples that hold the cup in place. I will assure you that they will absolutely break over time but if you need a quick way to water your chickens and don’t have them more compact like I do you’d probably have better luck. You get what you pay for.

Me sirvió mucho para mis animales lo recomiendo

Good product works as expected. Arrived on time

Relieved with thanks

Lo pedí por aquí, creo que en esas aplicaciones chinas es más barato, en fin llegó mi producto y si tal cual la foto y funciona perfectamente. Incluye lo pactado

Llegó a tiempo y el empaque en buenas condiciones. Ha resultado útil como bebedero de aves, el paquete incluye una broca del tamaño ideal para perforar los recipientes. El único detalle es que una de las charolitas no tiene tuerca para fijar, pero puede funcionar de repuesto.