Waterline 25L Litre Water Storage Container, Jerrican, Drum, Jerry Can x 2

Excellent water containers, sturdy, good quality and great price for 2. I use them at my horse field when his water tap is frozen.

I used these for fresh water whilst my boat was out of the water for repair. I also bought a small rechargeable pump from Amazon and it worked brilliantly together. So, no lifting or pouring. The pump was little more than £5 and a must buy to go with these. Why struggle?

strong, great value for money, have lasted a long time and are used every day

Bought two off of these water containers to make aquarium water changes easier. Fill them up then I treat the water with Tetra AquaSafe and Tetra SafeStart, then leave it for around five days to let the magic happen. After that, I do a 4–6 week partial water change in my 168-litre fish tank. No shocking the fish, no risk of upsetting the cycling, just a smooth swap from dirty water to clean. These are very good quality, durable, they will stack so fit well, they are heavy when filled being 25 litres weighs 25kg or 55lb.

Nice study containers. Good for camping and emergency water storage.

Duncurin is caught in a perfect storm at this time of year. Or rather – not caught - in said storm! I volunteer to tend the church grounds and I like to source and plant a variety of brightly coloured things in trays from our local garden centre that they tell me will be fine. As you’ll have guessed, I know little about gardening. What I do know is that all of them need water. The church has no external tap but does have a water butt, fed from a downspout. Trouble is, this soon dries up and I have plants that are dying for lack of water. I’m sure I could ask neighbours but I am anxious not to trouble folk. These two water containers are thus ideal for taking up enough water from home – to keep things ticking over. They are easy to full from my outside tap. The wide throat means I don’t have to use a funnel and little water is wasted. Both will fit in my little boot but please note I am not strong enough to carry one full of water so I usually stop about half way or just over, depending upon how strong I am feeling. The next tricky problem is decanting the water into my watering can. I have sent for a super funnel from Amazon but was keen today to get going as the ground and plants are very dry. By placing the container on a bench and then tipping it slowly over the watering can, it is possible to get a nice flow of water into the watering can with little wastage. The wide throat allows the container to empty quickly if you are hanging on and your back is protesting. The containers are robust and do not flap about, buckle or bend. The handles are strong and show no sign of breaking off. The wide-aperture throats and secure fasteners are ideal for filling and for transporting water. All in all, a perfect and inexpensive solution to my drought problem. Happy gardening.

Good sturdy containers

They do what it says on the can - good value.