Collapsible Plastic Portable Foldable Reinforced Review

I would probably describe it more as a small collapsible sink or bowl as it doesn't have a handle or spout, but that doesn't detract from its portability. and I'm glad it was two packs. The fact that they're foldable helps a lot...who needs more things that take up space. Also, our boat is easier to slide in the small spaces of the car. Definitely a useful tool that I can recommend.

I'm in the process of setting up a new laundry room but I don't have the space and don't want to see dish tubs lying around. It's perfect. I love the opportunity to dry them, roll them up and leave them in the closet and out of sight. They appear to be well constructed and quite heavy. This would be ideal for those who have an RV or do outdoor activities and need something to hold water. The price seems reasonable for a set of 2.

I didn't think I'd be excited about these buckets (I mean they're just buckets) but they proved sooo useful. They're pretty small—about half the size of a laundry basket—so I use them to move things from one part of the house to another. They're SERIOUSLY flat when rolled up, which is really nice because you can take them pretty much anywhere for storage. If you want to get creative with them my toddler used them as doll beds this weekend hahaha but they were actually perfect. Really satisfied…

I like these baths. Perfect for camp sinks or the occasional moment you need to soak things. They are very small and take up little space. My wife and I love soaking our feet in a salt bath 1-2 times a week. For this we use one of them. It's a little tight for me, but she's fine. Enough to sit and soak without using too much water. When we're done, rinse and dry it, roll it up and place it under the sink out of sight. The other will be with our camping gear. In general, good quality, durable…

This set of 2 collapsible bowls are great for washing dishes or laundry when camping. They fold to a nice compact size for easy packing and open to a good depth for washing. I like the option of how deep it can be. When I need a shallow tub, I just open it once and the deeper tub opens fully. They appear to be fairly durable and hold water well without the sides feeling like they're collapsing. They open and close very easily, just push the center and sides down and they snap into place. To…

Portable sink that I can tuck under the sink and take with me wherever I go. Every single little plant lives in a tiny little pot. Watering them all becomes quite a chore with numerous trips back and forth to the kitchen for them to feed. These portable and collapsible small sinks allow me to carry the sink right to my plants without the mess or hassle. As you can see from my photo, I can easily put 5 pots of succulents in one bowl. As a rough estimate I would say the usable floor space is…

First I bought them to cushion my legs as I have many problems with my legs. I didn't care if they were that strong or not because I hadn't planned for them to be portable or for me to have to carry them around. I wanted to sit and get wet. What really mattered to me was that they were foldable for storage. I live in an apartment with lots of windows and no storage space, so every inch of storage space is precious. While they are amazing for their size and foldable design, I was really shocked…

These collapsible buckets saved me from spending hundreds of dollars on a portable sink for my massage parlor. They are well made and very versatile and have many practical uses. In my profession we often have to wash and disinfect tools such as basalt stones or canning tools. Without a sink in my room, this task was a little difficult to complete as a regular bucket required storage space that I really don't have. Two collapsible buckets came to the rescue. All I have to do now is load the…