OXO Good Grips Mini Pour & Store Watering Can, 1.06-quart Green
Product DescriptionThe OXO Good Grips Mini Pour & Store Watering Can features a spout that conveniently rotates back toward the body allowing for easier filling and space-efficient storing. Water levels in the translucent spout line up with the measurement markings on the body for easy measuring. The continuous soft, non-slip handle allows for a comfortable, secure grip when carrying and pouring at all heights. The Can’s 1 quart capacity is ideal for watering small houseplants, office plants and container gardens. The Can comes with a removable rose attachment that provides a finer, more delicate spray and stores conveniently in the back of the fill hole of the Can.
OXO Good Grips Mini Pour & Store Watering Can, 1.06-quart Green
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So I bought this and then found a watering can this size in a superstore for about $3. So I expected to be disappointed. However, this is the little watering can that could. It’s very compact, but seems to stretch to that far away plant very well when in use. It’s great for an office when plants can be in spots that are harder to reach.
I got this for my new cubicle near the windows. So for this use it’s perfect. If I didn’t care and just wanted something small and simple I would get a cheap one at a superstore. But this one is really nice.
Rating: 4 / 5
Great for watering a few or as I do 50 some odd plants. Its great that the spout is clear.
Rating: 5 / 5
Small, easy to use & store (just twist spout around in a trice), works well, doesn’t leak. Very good service. Since I don’t need the sprinkler-head spout tip, I store it inside the can, leaving it there when I water plants. I think I could have tied it to the handle, but was too lazy, and it doesn’t seem to cause a problem.
Rating: 5 / 5
I absolutely adore the Pour & Store (standard size) watering cans, and decided to get this small one for my office plants. Granted, I normally just grabbed a small cup for watering my little desk plant and it worked well enough, but I adored this watering can in its large size, and decided to get the mini version.
The can worked well enough, but as soon as I tried to swivel the spout, the whole neck of the can popped right off (spilling water everywhere on my desk, dangerously close to my computer). Miffed, I managed to squeeze the swivel-spout back on, but it certainly refused to do any more swiveling after that. All I do now is leave the spout in the “out” position, as the waterer is small enough and still fits on my shelf just fine.
In any case, be aware and gentle when you “swivel” this little guy from the “store” position to the “pour” position. He’s a bit more delicate than his big brother.
Rating: 3 / 5
I liked the design but it leaked around the gasket where the spout connects to the body so had to return it.
Rating: 1 / 5