🔴 LITTLE GIANT Enclosed Plastic Feed Scoop - Hot Pink | Heavy Duty Stackable Scoop with Measure Marks - 3 Quart (Item No. 153850) Review

I use it in the garden to carry compost when planting. So an empty shovel is a cute little trash can and can be used for mixing soil, liquids or whatever.

Love love love the colour! It's just the perfect feed for my horse. Now you need to find a suitable horse feeder. I definitely recommend this shovel. It is of excellent quality and very durable.

I keep my extra litter in a giant 69 liter wheeled bin so we can take it out to refill the litter box after cleaning. The quality is good enough to dig in and pull out a large spoonful of heavy kitty litter without breaking the handle. We've been using it several times a week for over a year. Works perfectly!

It works well for scooping chicken feed from a basket into my 11 lb plastic Little Giant feeder. As long as it holds up well, is comfortable to hold and maybe the pink color encourages my 6 year old to help feed the chicks. It's definitely big, but perfect if you don't want to scoop a million times to fill the feeder.

Large size! I have this scoop to measure out my dry ingredients for baking/cooking. It is very convenient to slowly pour the dry ingredients from the measuring spoon into the blender. I'm tired of messing up my dry ingredient bowls so I can toss them in the blender. Thanks to the large base, this shovel can stand on its base without holding it. The pen is a good size and has some sort of spout to make pouring easier to control. It can also be a great pet feeding spoon, such as B. Dry dog food.

I bought this shovel to get raked piles of acorns faster here in the Northeast (south of Maine). It definitely worked for this purpose, but I found it didn't slide into the stack the way I wanted when the leading edge was flush with the grass. You'll need to lift it high enough to place some acorns underneath that will act as 'wheels'. Once the pile is reduced to a few dozen acorns, you can leave the shovel in one spot (like the shovel) and use your free hand to push in the rest of the pile. I…