2 Gallon Watering Can for Outdoor Plants with Removable Long Spout and Stainless Steel Sprinkler Head, Large Plastic Watering Can for Garden Flowers Plants

The downside of all of my previous watering cans was that they were a total pain to fill and the contents, once filled, tended to pour out of the top rather than thru the spout if I tilted the watering can too much.This watering can has none of these deficits: it is easy to fill, does not spill out the top, and the handles are thoughtfully placed so that even when full, the can stays upright when being carried. Love the reversible position for the spout, as it means it can be used on my fragile seedings. I expect it to last a long time and appreciate its aesthetic appearance and discreet color.

This is best Watering can . The holes in the watering can are small and the water flows out evenly.

Decent watering can. Holds alot so you don't have to keep refilling so often. Lightweight. Good size opening so it is easy to fill.

The assembly was easy and I checked it for leaks. No problem. I am using it now out in my greenhouse and when planting up my large pots. The size is just right and saves running back and fort for water (I do not have a hose bib close by my greenhouse). I hope it will last. My last plastic pot did get a leak where the long spout meets the body of the container just like the new one does. The new one ,however, has a filter there and a gasket so I expect it will do nicely over time.

A nicely balanced can with a clever sprinkler head that distributes water evenly

Love Love Love this watering can. Well made, 2 handles, you can rotate the head for softer watering on delicate plants and remove completely for heavy watering! Best watering can I have ever purchased!!

Love this watering can! I’ve been using it for a year now and the nozzle causes a very gentle rain down on your plants so they aren’t beat down too much when plants are young and can cover a large area of ground or a pot instead of a single stream. Mine sat outside over the winter in my garden and this spring, it works just as well, no cracking or leaking issues. Would repurchase!

Sometimes I wonder if product engineers and designers ever actually try to use their product. This is definitely a nice watering can with a solid thickness to the plastic. The two-gallon tank has a wide hole on the top to fill and easily get your hand into if needed.But when its full, it's a bit back heavy and tilts back in your hand when picking it up, sloshing water out the top if you fill it up. It doesn't feel balanced in the hand. The long spout is really helpful and hard to find, but if you fill it up, water poors out the end if you dont use the sprinkler. The hole for the spout is also a bit small, so the water shoots out and makes it hard to control the pore. The part where the spout meets the tank can leak a bit if the gasket is not tightened enough.Im not a fan of the tank decoration. I'd prefer nothing and simpler, but thats minor.Recommendation: make sure the plastic filter thing sits properly between the spout and tank, and tightened the gasket well. Use some Vaseline around the plastic filter thing and threads or use some plumbers tape to help seal it up. Don't fill it up all the way. Fill it up to the decorative line on the outside of the tank. And definitely dont fill it to the top of the hole, or you'll have a mess as soon as you move it and water will slosh out the spout and top.Still, for the price, its worth it.