24-Pack Mini Metal Buckets with Handles - Small Tin Pails for Party Favors and Decorations (2-Inch) Review

Small buckets that look EXACTLY like full size galvanized buckets! Almost too cute to be naked! If you have a bag with them on your lap, all your plans to kill yourself will go away.

So I bought them to make candles. I like the idea but it doesn't work. They lick which also makes you worry about planting small plants and wondering if the buckets will leak when watering. So disappointed and I don't know if I'll get them back grimacing, I've used so many

I bought several different "mini buckets" and these are perfect for a 2 inch succulent pot. The other "mini pots" I bought were larger so I had to add filler to increase the height. That is exactly what is needed. Add some moss around the top and you have adorable keepsakes for any occasion! Will be in my regular rotation for my brides!

These buckets may be cute, but remember they only fit hard objects inside. Don't think about using them for flowers, liquids or any candle other than votive candles with a metal sleeve. They flow like a sieve. I think even the sand will seep through eventually. So they were not suitable for my purpose (I wanted to use them as butter pans when frying lobster.

I ordered these for my students. The size was small but ok as I had already read the reviews. They shine but fade after a few months. I had no problem with the sharp parts despite reading that. Perfect for teaching kids how to fill someone's bucket at elementary school level because they fit in a desk ;)

I would give five stars because the bucket is exactly what I expected. However, one of them contained an old chewed up pumpkin seed shell! Rough! I bought a new product at full price and was expecting a new product. Not a used product that wasn't even tested before being resold at full price to rip me off! Well it's a joke! Do not buy from this seller!

Small scoops are just what I need for candy projects, but I'm immediately concerned about the sharp edges on the ends of the handle wires. The way the grip wire is cut gives them a very sharp edge that can cut or seriously scratch skin. I have to file the two ends of each bucket before using them. Also, the ends need to be bent inwards more to avoid causing problems. Nothing special with my Dremel tool, but just an extra step that I didn't think was necessary.

Good price. But: Each bucket had sharp edges at the ends of the bracket. To get rid of sharp edges I used pliers to bring the end of the shackle closer to the shackle itself (on both sides). I then coated the ends of the temples with a thick nail polish, making sure to cover all the sharp edges. I thought the buckets might not be very durable for the price (and they are), but I wasn't expecting any sharp edges. The tool was not long in coming, and when I order from certain countries, I get it…