Great Value Distilled Water, 1 Gallon

The new packaging of Great Value Distilled Water is terrible. The flimsy plastic blocky container is difficult to handle. The three most common uses of distilled water is filling a CPAP, mixing baby formula, and filling a nasal spray bottle. Each requires precise controlled pouring. It is VERY difficult to maintain control with the hew packaging. I’m buying Parents Choice brand from now on until Great Value goes back to the milk jug packaging.

I actually like the distilled water. I use it in medical, and other devices around the house. My problem is with the new bottle design. The lumpy bottle, and handle on top make it very difficult to neatly poor the water into things. I prefer the "old" milk jug design.

The new container is terrible. The stirrup handle forcing you to balance the container whilst tipping the bottom to pour is unwieldy at best. I was recently near St Louis where the Walmart had the traditional jug style allowing you to pour from a handle not dangle and tip. Please revert to a supplier with the jug style versus the stirrup style. The latter may be more efficient for shipping but is very consumer unfriendly.

I absolutely hate the new bottles. I saved an old bottle and now I have to transfer the water from the new, awful bottle to one of the old, better functioning bottles, through a funnel, for every gallon consumed. I know it is an asinine first world problem, but you asked.

I DO NOT like the new bottles!! They are nearly impossible to hold and pour water!! I use the water for my c-pap machine. I have been pouring the water into an old bottle that I had! PLEASE go back to the regular style bottle with the built in handle!!!

Distilled water is distilled water, but a customer should be advised if the packaging radically changes for those of us that use curbside. Walmart distilled water now comes in much taller bottle than before and as I write this review, the picture of the product is still the older bottle. I specifically bought their distilled water because the shorter bottle fits my shelf. I'm sure that the taller, skinnier bottle allows them to put more product on their shelves, but that disregards the customer... or at least inform the customer of the change.

It feels a bit silly to be reviewing distilled water. I wouldn't have thought it was something pretty standard and ideally unchanging. But no, some genius at Walmart decided that instead of the good old squat plastic gallon containers, which I could lift and manipulate fairly well, now we have a taller and for some reason much harder to manipulate gallon container. I mean, it's got to weigh the same, right? Sure doesn't seem like it.

EXTREMELY NOT HAPPY with the new type jugs that have replaced the previous "milk jug type " containers. It's VERY hard for anyone, especially Seniors to now have to use two hands to fill their CPAP reservoirs. The old-style jugs were much more convenient to handle! Guess I will have to buy elsewhere.

TWO GOOD HANDS REQUIRED to use the new container. I wish I still had two good hands, but I don't. I need distilled water for a medical device. I'll have to buy it someplace else. Shame on you, Walmart. for being so oblivious to those of us with physical challenges

The water is great. The problem is that Walmart has changed the bottle from the standard "milk jug" bottle we all know, to a "tote style" bottle that is unwieldy and unmanageable, that takes TWO HANDS to pour. I WILL NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT AGAIN until Walmart can guarantee that I will receive the original, easy pour, one handed, "milk jug" style bottle.