🔌 LEAKTITE 5 Gallon Black Plastic B5GSKD Review

Arrived on time in a practical box with protective foil. There was a small flat area on the side, but that made it easier to drill a hole for the inlet/outlet pipe. I like the more compact and less heavy 3 gallon buckets for growing small root and dwarf plants, although I still use 5 gallon buckets for large, tall tomatoes. It is currently being used for my indoor beetroot experiment. These buckets are very versatile and can be used for tasks such as changing solutions and storing nutrients and

Potential buyers should be aware that these lids are only intended to keep dust and loose materials out of the bucket. These babies won't stop the contents from sloshing out even if the bucket is carefully placed on its side. Humidity, rodents, etc. easily get into a bucket covered with these lids. It's all because the buckets have a leaky interface. The lids have a 6 mm (1/4 inch) diameter groove, about twice the size of the rim of a 5 gallon plastic pail, and about 9 mm (3/8 inch) deep, into…

I've had this bucket for a year now and this bucket is fine, it's strong, durable, holds its weight, it kills me . But the reason I give it 2 stars is because it's too expensive. See I needed a bucket to change the water in my fish tank and at the time I didn't know where to find a bucket, I didn't know where to buy a bucket. So I went here and I saw this bucket, it was $20 back then (it's $13 now but it's still overpriced) and I bought it. I was satisfied and it helped me take care of my fish.