I'm moving into a dormitory building and the bathroom sinks are very shallow. I want to be able to pour water into my Brita water filter but it doesn't fit beneath the tap. I was thinking of getting some surgical tubing and slipping it over the nozzle and putting the other end in the water filter. Can anyone think of a better idea? I also thought of cutting a gardening hose and using it in the same way. Obviously I don't own the building so I can't do anything permanent. This doesn't have to work super well, if some water leaks into the sink that's ok.
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You could also get one of these items and use it to transfer water from the sink tap to the Brita water filter/pitcher.
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There are lots of items you can use to build a path from the faucet to a pitcher outside of the sink. Get creative, or use the popular internet solution, a dust pan:
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Take your Britta pitcher into the shower room and fill it from the showerhead. |
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you could use a tap-shower adapter and just cut the shower rose off. One example of a tap-shower adapter
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In the same idea as a dust pan, you can cut down a 2L Coke bottle to make a long funnel. |
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