T586 4L Silver Metal Galvanized Double Walled Ice Bucket Set With Lid And Scoop

I got to use my ice bucket this past weekend. I was in a training and filled the bucket with ice. The air conditioner wasn't working very well and all the participants in the workshop were sweating. That ice in the bucket didn't melt. The "double wall" is from the insert liner not the galvanized metal but it really insulated the bucket. The design is simple and not ornate but it is attractive. I love the scoop that can attach to the side of the bucket. I am more than pleased with my purchase.

I use this little bucket to hold my Oxiclean on top of my washing machine. It is perfect! The scooper is right there, 1/2 scoop is a good amount of Oxiclean in my laundry. It has a nice plastic liner to keep the bucket from getting gunky. It holds about 3/4 of a container of Oxiclean from Costco, so it lasts a good long time. I liked it enough to buy a second one for the laundry room in my guest house.

Love the design. Worked well for our Christmas dinner. Only disappointment is that the plastic lining came with a crack in it.

Living in Florida, we do a lot of entertaining outside. I have a nice glass ice bucket that I prefer not to take outside. I also wanted something with a lid to help keep the ice cold. This bucket is perfect and fits my style. I love that the scoop, which is smaller making it easier to scoop ice, hangs conveniently on the outside. I’ve used it several times already and love it.

Product says insulated for durability. Doesn’t hold up

Decided I needed an Ice bucket for outdoor entertaining. To see how long the “ice” would last I put ice in the bucket and noted the time 5:50 AM (PST). At least 4 hours later there was still ice in the bucket. I was very impressed and glad I bought this ice bucket. The “double walled” really worked well. I did have the ice bucket inside instead of outside and it wasn’t 100 degrees yet but it will still be great.

Got right away. Nice size.

Very thin metal, thin metal lid with no weight to it, no insulation. Inside is a tight fitting plastic bucket that serves as a liner.For ice, it probably works OK but lots of heat can get in because the lid does not lay down flat on the plastic liner.I got it as storage for kitchen waste, but the lid is not heavy enough to make any kind of seal around the top of the plastic insert bucket. Fortunately, I am doing Bokashi, so there is no smell, and it seems to be providing enough of a seal that the anerobic lactobacilli are working. It's just kind of cheaply made. Like maybe $1.00 of materials. The galvanizing is already starting to degrade on the inside and it's just a matter of time before the outside also starts to discolor.If they attached a plastic circle to the top of the lid so that it would seal with the insert, but bucket would probably hold ice longer and work better for kitchen waste.