Stainless Steel Milk Transport Cans with Strong, Sealed Lid and Optional Spigot (5 Gallon, Bail Handle with Spigot)

This is a very well made steel can. It's difficult to clean because I have got the 5 gallon size. However it is well made and sturdy. I don't close the lids on the top for water flow as I use it to store spring water and I have tilt the jar when the water hits the bottom. However I still find that the construction and quality of the jar is very good.

I used this as a water bottle that I can fill with ice and water for off road use. I drilled a hole in the top for a relief valve because the can is airtight when sealed and will not freely flow if the lid is latched. Unlatching could allow dust and dirt to enter. A simple cure was to put the relief valve in it and press it to allow air to move inside, (making sure there is no dirt around the valve) while water freely flows out the spigot at the bottom. Relief valve and adapters all found on Amazon. (1/8 NPT fittings, also bought a tap for NPT to thread the hole, however, simply putting another fitting on the other side works as well, to cinch the valve to the top.) I also added the extension adapter to get the intake for the valve up and away from the surface.

Such a shiny happy jug for 5 gallons of my freshly distilled water. It is easy to draw my water for coffee or medication via the nifty spigot. (Yes, some Rx like Levothyroxine require distilled water for maximum effectiveness ). The lid is solid and provides a heavy seal. No bug will ever get into this pot! It is a bit tall on the counter so the oldest housemate can’t raise/empty the heavy gallon pot of distilled water into the jug.I positioned the jug on the countertop with the spigot barely over the edge (to prevent catching clothing on the spigot). This jug is a great tool for hurricane preparedness too.

So excited to not drink water out of plastic! Awesome for camping! Pretty too!

This is one of a number of cutesy vintage dairy vessels by the same manufacturer. Like the other products I’ve tried, this one is attractive but overpriced and has some significant design flaws. For context, I got the 2.5 gallon pail with tap so my kids can serve themselves milk from the refrigerator. Pros: Handsome, sturdy, lid closes nice and tight, easy to clean. Easy to use. Small enough to fit in the refrigerator. Cons: (1) There is no pressure release valve, so the milk comes out quite slowly with erratic bursts. This has caused a lot of complaints. (2) There is no way to tell how much is left inside. A transparent strip to know when it’s time to order more milk would be helpful especially at this price point. (3) The tap is not flush with the bottom, so there’s always a good bit of wasted milk left over—about an eighth of a gallon—unless you pick up the pail and dump it into another container using a funnel, an unwieldy process. You can’t just tip the pail over and use the tap because it’s also not flush with the side, extending in by an inch or more. This design flaw particularly makes little sense since the sides of the pail extend lower than the bottom, so the tap could have been placed lower on the sides and flush with the bottom such that all the milk would drain into it. In short, this is a good start, but I would look forward to seeing if a version 2.0 materializes.

This can is perfect, especially if you are tired of replacing cheap pumps to use with your 5 gallon water bottles. No batteries required and the only contact the water has with anything but stainless steel is the silicone gasket on the tap.

This is exactly what I needed to dispense water at my mountain property. Very happy with the purchase and this is going to last a very long time.

Good quality can. Sturdy. Like the choice of sizes for different weights of products. Using for storing dried foods.

Product is stainless steel with a good spigot and we use for heating water.