(5 pack) Auto Drive Plastic 12-Quart Oval Bucket, Blue

U use this to drain and inspect my.pc coolant. It perfect to sit below the table and catch the draining liquid

This pail was priced right and available for home delivery. We used it for a Tonsillectomy recovery tool; a puke pail. I liked the 3gal size, that it fit in the sink, the oval mouth, and handles.

This bucket is a definite improvement over the similary priced one that Walmart used to have in their hardware/auto department. The bail has been improved with heavier gauge steel and shaped to keep the plastic hand hold centered on the flat. The molded in pouring handle and spout are also better.

Very nice bucket for all around use, anything that needs cleaning, easy cleaning after use, no problems with cracking very strong and durable, excellent bucket for many uses...

Because if its Narrow-Oval Shape: narrow in the middle, it fits btween the Toilet and the Tub? As opposed to a 10" diameter; it goes down to about a 7in width in the middle. It Freed-up enough Room for me! Very Sturdy, also Joey :))

For the price, these are great buckets. They are not thick plastic or in my opinion made for heavy duty usages, ideal for everyday use like mopping and car washing.

These buckets are great. The broom and mops fit in them. My daughter and I both get bad vertigo. Add a bag and keep it close for if you get sick. I keep a stack in the garage. Never know when someone might need one.

I only get the oval shaped buckets these days they are so much easier to handle. Less sloshing of the water when you're walking or pushing the bucket with liquid in it. Handle is strong and best of all affordable

This is very thin. More of a throwaway bucket. Suppose it depends what you want to use it for. I like the shape that will fit a sponge mop. Pouring handle is built in, but its just too flimsy for me. Disappointing in person.

My initial impression was the bottom of the bucket had a spot where you could see light through it, meaning possibly a weak area. I hope it doesn't just spring a leak when full! I do question the quality control stage...