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product_id: 7796589
title: "Heavy Duty Waterer Nipple Chicken Pack of 10 By CC Only"
brand: "cc only"
price: "€ 0.87"
currency: EUR
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 6
url: https://www.desertcart.nl/products/7796589-heavy-duty-waterer-nipple-chicken-pack-of-10-by-cc
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region: Netherlands
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# 10-pack for flock hydration Leak-proof design Easy installation Heavy Duty Waterer Nipple Chicken Pack of 10 By CC Only

**Brand:** cc only
**Price:** € 0.87
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 💦 Quench their thirst, elevate your farm game!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Heavy Duty Waterer Nipple Chicken Pack of 10 By CC Only by cc only
- **How much does it cost?** € 0.87 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- cc only enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cc only brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Hassle-Free Setup:** Install in minutes, enjoy for years.
- • **Durable & Reliable:** Built to withstand the toughest conditions.
- • **Hydration Revolution:** Keep your flock hydrated effortlessly!
- • **Eco-Friendly Solution:** Reduce water waste with precision watering.
- • **Perfect for All Poultry:** Ideal for chickens, ducks, and more!

## Overview

The Heavy Duty Waterer Nipple Chicken Pack of 10 by CC Only is designed for poultry enthusiasts seeking a reliable and efficient watering solution. This pack features a leak-proof design, easy installation, and is perfect for keeping chickens, ducks, and other birds hydrated while minimizing water waste.

## Description

Nipple Style waterer had been used on commerce chicken farms for many years there are many good reasons. The screw in style chicken waterer nipple is a 360 degree swivel nipple that simply screw in to your drilled hole. Works well for PVC pipe style or bucket style DIY waterers . Removable lower parts for easy cleaning or replacement .Will work great on gravity fed , Don't connect directly to a garden hose !! Water nipple work under low pressure ( 6psi or less ) House water pressure can be around 30 to 80 psi, If your nipples is install to PVC / CPVC pipe and want to connect it directly to a garden hose than a water pressure reguator is request .. Use Drill bit size 11/32 " for PVC , CPVC or any thick plastic Use Drill bit size 5/16" for thin plastic like water bottle cap ..... Use a little silicone or pipe thread tape to make water tight and screw nipple in. Manufacturer recommends 1 nipple for every 3 birds.

## Features

- chicken waterer nipple , water nipple , duck

## Images

![Heavy Duty Waterer Nipple Chicken Pack of 10 By CC Only - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61h0tf9FYEL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can these be screwed into the bottom of a 5- gallon bucket? or will they leak?**
A: They work great just screw them in the bucket they do not leek we have 4 buckets that we have converted to chicken watering bucket.

**Q: does it have a gasket? can't see one in the pic**
A: Yes there is a little rubber gasket. You want to screw it tight but not too tight. Works well...

**Q: Will these work if they are horizontal?**
A: No.  There is a little metal ball inside and if it were horizontally positioned, it wouldn't shut off the flow of water when not being used.

**Q: is this easy to use in a water bottle? id like to try it with water bottles.**
A: Yes, I believe this should be easy to use with any kind of plastic container, although I could be wrong. I installed 3 or 4 of them in the bottom of a fairly thin 5 gallon bucket and it was super easy and it doesn't leak as far as I can tell. It seems like I saw something, somewhere about running a drill bit backwards to get a really smooth cut in certain kinds of plastic. I would investigate that before drilling into your bottle. Especially, if you're talking about a 5 gallon water jug. Since that type of plastic may not be as forgiving and might crack.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    My chickens like them
  

*by J***M on Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2016*

I made a chicken watering system out of a 15 gallon plastic drum and PVC pipe using these nipples. It worked out great and the chickens figured out how to use it on their own with me just tapping the watering nipples a couple of times so they can see the water come from them. Some of the comments have said that they leak water and I have noticed an occasional drip coming from them but it is so small if this is placed outdoors I would not be concerned about it. If anybody is interested in how I made this here is a basic description. I got a 15 gallon blue water barrel from the local sporting goods store and it has a three-quarter inch threaded plug on the top on one side and a 2 inch threaded plug on the other side. I've built a cradle out of wood for the barrel so that I could lay it on its side with a three-quarter inch threaded outlet on the lower side of the barrel. I took a three-quarter inch threaded 90 and went to another 90 going sideways to make a swing as a threaded outlet on the barrel did not go perfectly straight out. I then went from three quarter to 1 inch using a fitting and put about a 4 foot piece of 1 inch pipe with a threaded cap on the end for draining purposes. The wooden cradle holds the barrel a bit over a foot off the ground and I had to build a stand for the 1 inch PVC pipe at the end so that I would not sag. I drilled and tapped the 1 inch PVC pipe and using teflon tape on the threads of the nipples as the o-rings that come with the nipples work best on a flat surface. Be careful when you tap the pipe that you do not run the tap very far as it will make the threads too deep. Once you have installed the nipples your project is done. Open up the 2 inch plug and fill the barrel with water and it will give your chickens how long supply of water, my chickens have other water sources also so I did not have to add water to the barrel but every two months.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    I did not want to remove existing water system and risk the less intelligent chickens getting dehydrated
  

*by L***A on Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2015*

I FIGURED OUT HOW TO GET THEM TO WORK.  there has to be a hole at the top of the bottle or bucket you are using. otherwise the water will not come out the other side where the nipple is. Putting a whole on the top releases pressure.Also, HOW TO GET CHICKENS TO USE THEM.  Chickens didn't use them right away. If they have their old water system, they will use that instead.  I did not want to remove existing water system and risk the less intelligent chickens getting dehydrated. So I kept the old fashion waterer and I put next to it a small plastic bottle (with a hole on top) with the nipple near their coop, but I filled it with  some WELCHS GrAPE Juice. When they smelled the juice, they went for it. I kept doing that for a few days just to make sure they were all getting it. Once they see one chicken doing it, they will soon follow. Mind you that any clear sugary fruit juice will do, but I changed it every day to make sure it wasn't spoiled or moldy. Once I was sure they figured it out. I replace the juice with water, and eventually removed the original waterer system and now only have the nipple.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Very inexpensive way to water your chickens
  

*by J***Z on Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2014*

I have one 5 gal bucket setup with 4 of these for our chickens and they took to it rather quickly.  Watering the chickens this way can help keep things cleaner in the water since I can leave the lid loosely attached to the bucket.  I have had to clean the internals of the nipple valves once in about 4-5 months as the lid did get kicked off once and some debris got into the bucket.  Thankfully it is very easy to do this.  Just unscrew them from the bucket and the twist the top and bottom half apart.  Make sure you catch all the parts (2 stems and the metal ball).  Rinse and reassemble.  It took about 2 minutes.  Other than that though they work great.  I will be doing an additional bucket soon so we don't have any waterers on the ground any more.

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*Last updated: 2026-01-26*