Rubbermaid, Pitcher, Simply Pour Clear/Red Pitcher Plastic 1 gal, plastic, 1 gal, helpful for family beverage service, A Practical Choice for Everyday Beverage Serving

I don't remember exactly what I paid for this pitcher but it was less than $5. it's nice and sturdy and the handle is firmly attached. When you pick it up by the handle to pour a glass of tea it's firm and there's no wobbling or spilling as you pour. I'm pleasantly surprised and pleased with this purchase because it is a much better product than I expected for the price. I would definitely buy it again but based on how well it is made I don't expect I will need to for quite some time. I don't see this pitcher wearing out for years. Walmart finally got something right.

I love Rubbermaid products. It's as close as you will get to Tupperware. I own many of the take-along containers; they're GREAT for storing leftovers, and for taking to work for lunch too. You won't go wrong with purchasing this pitcher. I use it mainly for mixing up my favorite kool-aid flavor.

Groundbreaking, I know — a pitcher that actually pours. No leaks, no dribbles down the side like it’s got commitment issues. Just pure, unfiltered competence in the form of plastic and a red lid. It holds a gallon, it’s clear so you can see what’s left (or what science experiment your fridge has become), and it fits in the door without starting a territorial war with the milk.

I've owned this item for months now. Solid handle and thick plastic. I pour boiling hot tea in it almost every night and it holds up perfectly fine - no warping or sign of wear. Holds up in the dishwasher just fine as well. It has minor discoloration from the black tea, but that's to be expected. I see this pitcher lasting a long time and for the price, it can't be beat

Works well for what I bought it for, which is keeping water cold. Wound up geting a second one so we'd have enogh water throughout the day (we drink a lot). My only issues are that the lid is super tight and hard to open once it's closed all the way; and after washing, it retains the smell of the soap for a while and needs to be aired out for a few hours or it will make the water taste soapy. This happens when washing both by hand and in the dish washer.

The jag is tapered or the lid is tapered or both. the lid works its way down into the jug. And then gets locked into the jug, and I can't get the lid off unless I use pliers. This is absolutely the worst jog i've ever had. I can't wait to get a different one.

Pitcher it's self was nice except that it had 4 nubs where the lid goes in. Once you place the lid in you can't turn the top to pour, open or close. I threw it away after even my strong son in law couldn't remove the lid. Already threw it away so I couldn't take a picture.

The way this jug is made you cannot get the lid off, especially if you have arthritis in your hand. I only have a wee little bit and I still couldn’t get the lid off and when I took it back to Wal-mart, the lady behind the counter couldn’t even get it off either the associate couldn’t even pull the lid off.

the lid on this picture will not open and it's very difficult to turn right or left. it takes pliers or screwdriver to get the lid off so you can open it to clean it or to put stuff in it. I do not recommend this thing. Rubbermaid needs to address that area!

i dont like this new design. the lid sticks up too high and it doesn't fit on the fridge shelf like the old design. I have to be careful when taking out or putting in the fridge or it'll bump top of fridge. I also dont like the new handle. I'm always getting water all over the floor when washing this . The handle is hollow and it causes a mess, the water goes right through it like it's a funnel. The handle would be better if there was a solid piece at top and bottom of it.