Gardener’s Supply Company French Blue Watering Can | 3 Gallon Indoor Outdoor Water Container for Plants and Garden with Removable Stainless Steel Faceplate Rose Sprinkler Attachment - Blue

Loved the amount of water. I hesitated buying from some of the reviews about the nozzle being loose but I haven't had that experience. Never came loose on me. Perfect volume for me. Easy carry handle. The shape helps keep water in the can even when you fill it all the way to the top. Good flexible (not brittle) plastic

Large, Sturdy & Efficient ! . A Little Pricey But There Is Noting Like This Large Watering Can Out There ! . Beau ! . It Performs Flawlessly ! . To Increase Longevity Store Out Of The Sun and I Would Guess, Treat With Care During Freezing Temperatures As With All Synthetic Plastics ! . Prospects Are It Will Last Many, Many Years ! . Very, Very Satisfied With This Purchase ! . Ð.

I like that the can allows you the ability to haul a decent amount of water and it's easy to handle. Though the sprinkler head is durable in of itself, it is not fitted properly to the can and will leak almost 20% of the water that comes out of the head. And, the less then optimum fit can also cause the head to actually come off from time to time while using it.

This is probably the hardest review that I have ever done. I do reviews to be helpful and this one is just plain tricky - I'll get started.1 STAR REVIEW - 1. Spray head falls off, 2. Spray head leaks, 3. Sharp areas on the handle that dig into your hand while watering. These are ALL problems.5 STAR REVIEW - 1. Holds a lot of water!, 2. Perfectly balanced, 3. Metal rose plate puts out a gentle stream of water, 4. As you water you let the can rotate down and let your hand slip down the curved handle - so easy and comfortable. The design of the can is truly perfect! (I own 3 of them).So, if we can just fix the things that make this can a 1 Star - then we'd have a 5 Star! It's easily done - here we go.First let's fix the handle. Use a file and remove the sharp plastic ridge on the the top and inside of the hand. Only takes a few minutes. The can is now comfortable in the hand.Now let's fix the leaking head and fall off issue - You've got your trusty file, so remove the plastic ridges where the head fits on. It will leak like crazy if you put the head on over those - the ridges also contribute to the "falling off" issue. There is a ridge on the top and the bottom (just like the handle). Once those are filed off, put the head on and snug it up tight. it will still leak a little bit. To fix that and the falling off part - take some electrical tape, 1" wide works the best, and take a few turns around the head and spout. Done! And as you'll see in my picture of the can, you have to look to see the tape. Black tape on the black spout - it just blends in.You now have a 5 Star watering can! You can see the ridges that need to be removed in the pic's and the tape job.One last thing, if you look at the listing you will see the head installed "down" in the main pic and installed "up" in one of the other pic's. I guess that is just user preference. I really, really like it installed "up". Try it both ways and see what you like - then tape it on so that it stays on and doesn't leak.5 Stars for this watering can, once modified.

Finally a good sized watering can! I love the size and shape. Like other reviewers have said, the head comes right off when you use it - I wrapped electrical tape around the spout and that will hopefully make the fit snug enough. The other problem I encountered is that the holes are pin-sized. I takes forever to empty the can, and they block up easily. I remedied that by drilling each one larger by hand.