Why is this better than using a bucket from a dollar store?
922927
I would go with the bucket if I were home, but I used this when I did a 60 mile walk and could not fit a bucket into my gear. Being able to inflate this and fill with warm water and Epsom salt was what my poor tired feet needed at the end of each day.
922928
The larger square shape makes it easier to swish your feet around so they don't feel cramped. I personally prefer to rub my feet against the soft inflated sides rather than against the hard plastic sides of a cheap plastic bucket.
922929
We used for a girl spa birthday so it was cute, but my daughter still uses it. Since its inflated once clean and dry she deflates and fits in a drawer.
922930
I use these for little girl spa parties. As an event stylist, these work for me as they collapse, are easy to store away and just look cute....otherwise, it's no better than a dollar store bucket.
922931
Well, for me, it's because I travel frequently and this one I can fold up and pack in a suitcase. It's light enough that it doesn't take up much space or weigh down my suitcase. Plus, it's so compact that when I'm home, I can just throw it in a drawer. If you don't need to take it anywhere and have space in your bathroom/house to store a bucket, then a dollar store bucket would certainly be the more economical choice.
922932
Because this is portable and takes up little space and is easy to clean up after using.
920244
I got the buckets to use as plant holders on my porch. Why don't you get a shredder to dispose of your sensitive stuff (neater and no dangerous fire involved).
1076114
if you are using food, i would only use food grade buckets. Any thing else has the potential to leech toxins into the food, as there is always a risk the mylar bag was not sealed properly, or had a tear. Just a thought.
1636375
I would say that the Frustration-Free Packing is supposed to be easier to open. The bucket with the blocks didn't come in a plastic bag, it was just in the box. Makes for very easy access. Hope this helps :)
2109847
I'm not sure what you are thinking is false advertising, but I'm coming up with about $0.10 per wash load. $120 divided by 1250 wash loads is 0.096. Most name brands run $0.25 - $0.40 per wash load. So in short, it's inexpensive, it's green, it works, and this bucket lasts about 3 year in my 2 person household.
727482
I just use a little bucket to keep it in, there may be a special holder out there but I'm not aware of it. Sorry.
2277855
This container is much larger than ones available in the grocery store. If you want to make several batches, this is a better choice. If you want to make one batch and be done, get the one that is smaller.
56145
The cheaper one is build from sturdy plastic. May not be adequate for heavy jobs. I have both (received cheaper on as promo). And actually never used plastic one.
626623
I use WalMart buckets, but I'm sure they are all the same. The bucket fits pretty tightly, which is what you want. Keep trying.
1374378
Last bucket I bought was still 2270g. At 50 bucks it's a deal even if they reduced the weight
1499657
I can't see how it would work as a waterer. It would only hold a little cause it would overflow. Now that winter is over, a plain old bucket would be better.
2081043
I have had marvelous success with the storage buckets available from Lehman's ... lehmans.com ... Amish country purveyors... kept in a cool area of the house (basement if you have one would be even better than my back hall... 25 pounds of rice, grain, chickpeas, beans (of all varieties) fit perfectly into the bucket... I do recommend buying the combination opener/hammer to open and reseal... they are a real boon to bulk storage... Have a total of eight at present and considering at least a couple more...
42305
Better for sure. Had the new one for a few months and wouldn't go back to the old bucket.
1661456
Very easy. You can get a baby bottle brush at the dollar store and use that.
2049332
It seems to be easy enough. I primarily use my pump and drain feature so I only used the bucket initially. It is not very big so you would have to empty it often if you don't drain or use the pump.
1501797
No, not designed that way. You could fab up some clamps and make it work, but suspect because the roller mechanism is so stiff, a bucket is too light.
1489908
I think the bits are more cost effective than the dunks. It's easier to control the amount you need to use. :)