United Solutions 2.5 Quart Round Measure Right Plastic Mixing Container, Clear, 1 Each

Needed tubs of water under a table to keep ants out of our mealworms. Others we filled with water kept sliding around, but these planters are higher quality, don't slip/move around, sturdy %26 well made! They are working great %26 solved our ant problem! I intend to buy a few more for use with my plants as well.

I have missed baking with my granddaughter since being diagnosed with Macular Degeneration. This product and several other that I've found at Walmart has brought back those times. Thank you…everything is smaller including fine print

This bucket is perfect for mixing acrylic pouring medium. Measurements are clear and easy to read and there's enough flexibility in the plastic to make pouring easy. A good buy.

I really like the size and the opening will handle a 4" brush. Rinses clean, and hasn't degraded in using oil based for stains. I haven't used it with other chemicals yet...more on that later.

Bought it to use as an all purpose bucket around the house. It's a perfect size at 2.5 quarts and it has measurements on the side if you need to mix something

perfect for what i wanted then for. Sturdy, non-staining using tomato based products.. Great item.

Nice little paint container

Used with epoxy and did a wonderful job. Only issue is I wish it had smaller steps in the measurements but it did the job and cleaned up easy.

It has measurments for both litres and quarts, so you know how much you've removed and how much you need to put back in. Perfect size.

When I started baking I saw several dough rise buckets. While I have never been good at judging when dough has doubled in size and thought they would be convenient, I refused to pay $20 for a plastic container that was basically an ice cream bucket with quart markings on the side. One day I happened to see this container and thought that might make a good and inexpensive "dough rise bucket" And sure enough it is!! I simply wipe the inside with a little oil to prevent sticking, put the dough in sitting at the 1qt mark, cover the top with plastic wrap or a kitchen towel and when it gets to the 2qt mark I know it's ready. The plastic is heavy enough to last yet transparent enough to see where the dough is. Not the intended use, but for sure perfect for my needs.