Bloem Easy Pour Watering Can, 2.6 Gallon, Black (20-47287CP)

This is a great watering can! The hole is a bit small and may require a bit of finagling if you have an odd faucet (such as our filtered water side faucet used for humidifier refilling). It is well balanced and has the second handle which rotates and "autoadjusts" based on how full the container is. It goes all the way through the can itself which was a smart way to go. THis way, no dinky pivot mechanism which would just break, or no cheap plastic-welds needed. Not quite the biggest watering can, but significantly bigger than most, plus it is pretty sleek. Note that the end does LEAK somewhat since there is no rubber on the joint between the can and the watering end. I recommend taking a microfiber or thin sponge or whatever and put on the bottom of it. Then duct tape and stick it to the watering-can side, and use duct tape to make a non-sticky circle ring on the endmost side. In other words, don't duct tape both ends to the can itself. This will absorb small leakage and allow you to still easily rotate the head as needed. The rainfall and pour options are extremely nice to have, using one for refilling humidifiers,etc, and the showerhead for plant watering.

I had some watering cans of the same capacity, but they were hard to carry when they were full because the center of gravity was off on them. They were also hard to fill because the handle was fixed directly over the filling hole. This one is VERY easy to fill due to the offset filling hole and VERY easy to carry due to the two handles. Also love the end of the spout. It has two ways to dispense the water: 1) fine droplets, like a rain shower; 2) a stream of water. The only drawback on this watering can is that the end of the spout pops off periodically. But, it is very easy to re-attach, so it is not a huge detraction.

i have always liked the quality of fiskars products, from their sewing tools to gardening tools. so when i needed to buy a watering can to use with the rainwater catch systems i installed, i zeroed in on this can right away. it looked nice from the photos, i couldn't find it in a local store. after reading all the negative reviews about drips from the point where the head attaches to the spout i was a little worried. i ordered it on amazon anyway just to give it a go, and the reviews were right - after attaching the head to the can and going out for a test drive, the can was dripping from the connection point every time i tilted it to pour out water. how annoying. i had the idea to try plumbers tape at the leak point though, so i removed the head, wrapped some of the tape around the spout, and reinstalled. no more leak!! now the can functions just the way i want it to. i mostly use the bigger opening since i am watering fruit trees, but found that the "shower" mode works best if i don't have the can filled all the way. the two handles are a huge help and make carrying the can around very easy, which i really appreciate since i am still healing from a hand injury. it's relatively cheap, pretty sturdy considering it's made from plastic, and with a little tape functions perfectly.

This is my 2nd purchase of this watering can. I have 2 sets of rain barrels, so one can is filling while watering with the other. I dump about 8-9 cans when watering the gardens and flowers. My first can is 2 years old, and still works as well as the new one. I really like how sturdy the body is, the large water capacity, the offset filling hole and the ability to rotate the head to pour water or sprinkle. The rotating handle seemed like a good idea, but I have removed it off of both cans. Here is what I can tell you after reading other reviews. Don’t use this in your house, and don’t use this on seedlings or delicate plants. The orange end cap can fall off if bumped with enough force. This has only happened 3-4 times, and it is easy to pop back on. There is a lot of water in this can, if you tilt it too fast you will get a lot of water. The water also does not immediately stop when you tilt it up, which is one reason you should not use it inside your house. The entire rotating head is pressed onto the can. It is not a perfect seal and water can drip at this connection. That is another reason to not use it inside your house. And for that one reviewer, you are correct, water spills out while carrying it if you over fill it. Might I suggest listening to classical music?

Quite large, and somewhat unruly. Holds a lot of water but is fairly heavy when filled. Water drenches plants regardless of which side of the spout you use. If you want to replace your arm day, water your plants/garden with this 2 in 1 dumbbell/h2o can.

Cumple lo anunciado, ha sido satisfactorio su uso y apariencia el tiempo que tengo usándola (un par de meses).

Not sure what people are complaining about, as I've found this watering can to be quite useful. The head is pressed onto the can, and could fall off, but in my extensive use that has only happened once (human error). The second handle allows for better flow control from the spout. The plastic is strong and is able to hold a full tank easily. The off-centre hole makes filling a breeze. Like most things with gardening, care and consideration should be used; so don't go full-tilt (read: dump) the water out or you will disrupt your soil and stems/branches.

If you're not sure if you want to spend $100 on a watering vessel, keep in mind that this one will very likely be the last one you'll need. It's beautifully built, feels good in the hand, plenty of control and optional ways or pouring. A true pleasure to use.

Cumple con su función y la capacidad que tiene es ideal para regar las plantas de mi terraza con una sola carga.

Works great apart from the fact that when I have the nozzle set to the shower-mode, after I'm done it keeps dripping water for a minute or 2 after. Sometimes the nozzle likewise has a hard time getting a good seal and leaks as well while watering.