🥤 Sterilite 1 Gallon Pitcher: BPA-free, Dishwasher and Freezer-safe, Perfect for Water, Tea, and Juices - Blue Atoll Lid with Clear Base Review

So far this is working great. It seals completely. I can shake it vigorously and even turn it upside down and not a single drop will come out. That works great. I paid €9.62 for it.

They are very compact for full gallon jugs. We have two on the top shelf of our fridge for iced tea and lemonade, and there's plenty of room for milk, juice and all. They're pretty tight too - just make sure the lid is on tight and press down on the spout until it clicks after you've poured. I would like the lids to be different colors, but that doesn't bother me.

In general, the jug is good. Good size, well shaped not to take up space and hasn't gotten dirty from iced tea yet. The reason I took off a star is the damn top cap! You have to press it hard to open it and it CLIPS, usually it pops completely out of its socket. I thought I broke it the first time, but it just pops back out. Eventually, however, he will break under this pressure. There must have been a better way. Slipport for example?

It would have been easy 5 stars if it wasn't for the spout cap. Perfect size, grip, shape and height. The main lid closes well. That's a nose. I can't tell you how many times I pour in a glass and fuck the spout cap pops out and bangs against the glass! VERY ANNOYING! The best option is the STERILITE Round Pitcher, One Size, Clear & Blue Atoll. 1 gallon $8.41 It's bigger and rounder. No problem. On Revain - https://amazon.com/s?k=STERILITE+Round+Pitcher%2C+One+Size%2C+Clear+%26+Blue+Atoll.&ref=n…

We loved the new compact tin for our iced tea. After boiling a little, we noticed a strong unpleasant taste of tea. The other batch was also inedible. The plastic of the container gave the liquid a plastic taste. We tried leaving it with the baking soda in it and soaking it in vinegar for two rounds and eventually getting the smell out of the container BUT as soon as we poured the water for the tea the plastic smell came back and was just as bad as ever. unusable.

I received this jug and noticed a strong chemical smell. I washed it and thought everything would be fine. Tea was impossible to drink. I washed it again and still had the same smell/taste. I ended up washing it 5 times before it ruined the tea. After the 3rd wash I didn't feel anything until I brewed the tea and put it in the container. I love the pitcher as I've had this design in the past and it really saves space in my fridge but they need to find a better method of making them. **Update I…

The pot itself is fine. It keeps my juices well when freshly squeezed before blending the entire gallon and pouring into individual wide-necked glasses. The problem isn't in the container, it's in the lid. The lid has a moving part that doesn't latch properly. It's very difficult to get it back in place and often when it looks like it's locked it will pop out. And when it closes, opening it again is a scientific gamble. So most of the time I just leave it closed and take the lid off the jug to…

Depending on what you use these jugs for, they get terribly dirty. Also, if you use a plastic spoon to stir them, they'll scratch, making the discoloration more visible. However, my main complaint is that they have become less durable over the years. I used to buy these pitchers and they were made out of much thicker plastic. Now the lids are so flimsy and break so easily. Just the usual movement of opening the lid breaks the lid. Mine don't live very long. Attached is a photo of what my…

I've been using the same sweet tea pot since I got married over ten years ago, but to be honest I'm tired of washing it by hand. I bought it on purpose because it's dishwasher safe and I love it. The liter jug markings are very helpful and the jug is thin so it fits in small spaces in my fridge. One note: the lid is a bit difficult to open; My husband throws up every time. I find it a lot less difficult and yet this little issue isn't a problem for me if I don't have to hand wash it. ETA: I saw

I read many reviews before purchasing and this one was the best. Hopefully. I've read that some have complained about how long it took, how durable it is etc and I'm hoping for the best. It never ceases to amaze me that a given product has PERFECT reviews and TERRIBLE reviews, almost as if they are talking about two completely different topics. I can read between the lines and always look at the data when the review is done. A lot can happen in a review in a year, so the manufacturer of an item