High Pressure Glass Rinser for Bar and Kitchen

The glass tips down onto the sprayer and a jet of water scours the inside clean in a second.

Behind the bar the rush never really stops, and a stack of cloudy glasses is the last thing you want between orders. You press a glass mouth down over the black nozzle, water fires up inside it, and you set it on the rack already rinsed.

The body is molded ABS with a matte black finish, low enough to sit beside the sink or on the bar top. A hose runs from the base to your water supply, and a spring loaded valve fires the spray only while a glass presses down, so no water runs when the station sits idle.

Key Benefits

• High pressure rinse The upward jet reaches the bottom of tall glasses, pitchers, and bottles that a cloth cannot.
• Press to start A spring valve opens only while a glass pushes down, so the spray fires on demand and stops on its own.
• Matches your plumbing Pick a national standard or American standard hose at checkout, with an optional tee splitter to keep your tap connected.
• Molded ABS body A low, matte black base that wipes clean and sits out of the way beside the sink.
• No power needed It runs on your existing water pressure, so there is nothing to plug in.

Best for: bars, cafes, tasting rooms, and busy home kitchens where glasses, bottles, and blender jars need a fast rinse between uses.

Why It Works

A cloth never reaches the bottom of a narrow glass, and pooled water leaves streaks. The vertical jet drives water straight up the inside wall to the base, so the glass comes off the sprayer ready to fill again.

Quick Product Facts: body molded ABS; color black; operation press activated spring valve; hose options without hose, national standard hose, national standard hose with tee, American standard hose, American standard hose with tee; connects to a standard water supply; no electricity required.

How It Fits Your Routine

On the bar, it lives right next to the well so a server can rinse and refill without turning to the sink. Between cocktails, a quick press clears the last drink so flavors do not carry over.

At home it earns its spot rinsing water bottles, travel mugs, and blender jars, the tall shapes that never quite drain clean by hand.

Setup is a matter of screwing the chosen hose onto your supply line and seating the base where you want it.

FAQ

Does it need electricity? No. It runs entirely on your household or bar water pressure.

Which hose should I choose? Pick the standard that matches your tap fitting. The tee option lets you keep your existing faucet connected on the same line.

Does water run the whole time? No. Water flows only while a glass presses the valve down, then shuts off.

What can I rinse? Glasses, mugs, bottles, jars, and small pitchers that fit over the nozzle.