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Step 2Making the Hanging and Fill Holes
We'll start off by getting the jug ready for hanging by drilling a couple holes in the bottom. My jug had a reinforced central section so I chose to drill on either side of that. Milk jug plastic is pretty hardy, so I wouldn't worry too much about it ripping. I used a 1/2" bit here solely for the purpose of making it easier to pull the twine through.
Once the holes were drilled I took the twist tie from the pump cord and made a little hook to pull the twine through the second hole. The piece of twine I cut was about 3' long, since I wasn't sure exactly how high I was going to hang the jug.
Lastly you'll need to cut an opening for the fill hose. I just sliced out a semicircle and bent the plastic over with my finger. This doesn't need to be pretty, just functional.
Once the holes were drilled I took the twist tie from the pump cord and made a little hook to pull the twine through the second hole. The piece of twine I cut was about 3' long, since I wasn't sure exactly how high I was going to hang the jug.
Lastly you'll need to cut an opening for the fill hose. I just sliced out a semicircle and bent the plastic over with my finger. This doesn't need to be pretty, just functional.
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