Arrow Plastic 00744 Slimline Beverage Container, 2.5-Gallon

this is a top item, would recommend it to anyone

use it every day.. perfect

This product empty is very lightweight, holds 2.5 gallons of water. Each gallon of water weighs 8 pounds, so once full, this container weighs about 20 pounds. A significant amount of water to support in such a light weight container so not surprising that eventually the seams will give out.We have a water ionizer and use these containers to house ionized drinking water in our refrigerator. The manufacturer is very nice and has sent free replacement water nozzles when they have on occasion leaked and also gave us the ability to order extra nozzles at a reasonable cost to have on hand.Our only complaint is we wish there was someway to make these containers a little sturdier so that they would last longer than they do. The good news is that when they do leak while they create a small puddle in our refrigerator they have never leaked to the extent that water permeated everything so the mess was contained. Still these are the best available until someone comes up with a better design. We have been using these containers year round for the past 10 years so for the most part they work fairly well.Amazon was very accommodating when we once experienced a breach in the seam less than 6 months later and replaced them for free. Thank you Amazon for the excellent customer service.

Produto com problema novamente. Primeiro foi a tampa que não veio. Dessa vez, após a devolução, veio quebrado.

Use it in ikea KALLAX for office. Tucks in very nicely and saves a few trips

very goood

This is much sturdier and more durable than I expected for the $16 CAD I paid for it. Without actually thinking about it, I decided to make iced tea in bulk by brewing it in this container with tea bags and boiling water. I know what you're thinking, that's stupid, and it was, however, at the time, it seemed viable as this thing is t h i c c plastic, BPA free and very sturdy, so I thought it could handle it. It was not successful, the container started to melt and very slowly collapse after 15 mins (not right away even) of boiling water in it, but it didn't spring any leaks, and is still completely useable, just a bit misshapen. So, it's a really great container if it can stand up to that kind of punishment and still be fully functional. It's currently in my fridge holding tea, that I brewed in a separate pitcher :)