Red Gorilla Small Flexible Plastic Tub, Toy Storage, Laundry, Gardening & More, 14 Liter/3.7 Gallons, Blue

I got this green tub to hold pull-ups and other training pants in the bathroom. It holds a lot and I like the material. It sits on an inexpensive chrome metal shelf next to two "Tubtrugs SPBSKBL Small Cesto Drainer, Blue, 3.7 gallon" tubs. The drainer tubs hold toys. It might seem silly that I spent way more on tubs than the actual shelf, but I like the way it looks and I feel like it easily allows for drainage and air flow.

We have two of these for food-related use. We got some cheaper ones that work great to hold laundry or toys. However, we decided to get the food-grade ones to hold onions, oranges, etc. and for beer brewing. For us, paying the extra cost is worth to avoid leaching from the plastic onto our food.The material is very sturdy. It is flexible, making carrying it very easy, but the tub recovers its form as soon as you place it down. After several months of use, the tubs still look like new. Totally worth the price.

I have a garden scoot with a wire basket on the back. I was forever "losing" tools and other items out of the basket. This Tub Trug is just the perfect size to fit the basket. It's great for holding hand tools for use in the garden, or collecting weeds, clippings or whatever for the compost heap. Even better, when attached to the back of my "scoot" it's perfect to sit on the scoot and pick veggies or cut flowers to take into the house with out losing anything on the way. It is flexible plastic so it is washable.

Great Product.

I kept seeing these tubs on BBC gardening shows and bought a couple. Very useful for garden chores and easy to clean up. Note that light colored tubs (baby blue, pistachio, etc) will be stained by compost. If that would bother you, stick with darker colors.

This durable and fits the Behrens 6 Gallon galvanized trash can recommended for a quick and effective Faraday cage. Since it fits it is three to four times the price of the other sizes and even more than the bigger ones.Since it is popular for this one use I feel price gouged. I am making my own from now on of different designs.

Super convenient household tool! I use it to collect water from rain barrels and water my outdoor potted plants - the tub is very flexible and can easily be bent to form a pouring spout. I have also used it as a beer cooler - fill it with ice and a little water and it is a festive tabletop beer or wine holder at parties. I also use it to lug things up and down the stairs (shoes, clothes etc.) although the larger size is even better as a tote. It has no problem holding 25 lbs or more of weight. I love this thing and bought another one.

I have been searching for a pliable bucket for mixing plaster of paris. This bucket works perfectly. The plaster left over from mixing gets hard. Because the bucket can be flexed, the plaster breaks away and can easily be discarded. The final residue is then wiped out with a damp sponge. I will be using this bucket at a clay sculpture workshop based on making press molds out of plaster. I will explain the benefits of using this type of bucket over the more common rigid ones. Tom Supensky