keeeper Erik Emmer met metalen beugel, 10 l, polypropyleen, 28,5 x 28,5 x 26 cm, Nordic Grey

 

This bucket is really durable. It is not bad material and you can fill it without worrying about breaking the handle.

Cienki plastik, ale oki

seau de 5litres pas cher!

The keeeper Erik 5L bucket has become a quietly indispensable tool across dozens of serious tasks in my home and daily routines—far more than I expected when I first purchased it. At first glance, it’s just a small plastic bucket with a metal handle, but in practice, it’s proven itself over and over again thanks to its excellent balance of weight, size, durability, and material integrity.The polypropylene construction isn’t the thickest on the market, but it’s perfectly rigid without being brittle, even under repeated stress. I’ve carried boiling water in it for cleaning cloth nappies and ice-cold water for soaking muddy shoes without any deformation or cracking. The plastic is chemically stable enough that I’ve used it to mix everything from car shampoo to bicarbonate and vinegar for drain cleaning. It doesn’t stain easily, doesn’t warp, and even strong disinfectants like bleach or Dettol Antibacterial Laundry Cleanser haven’t affected the finish or left odours behind. I’ve also never noticed micro-tears or flaking near the handle joins, which can be a weak spot in cheaper buckets.Its 5-litre capacity is deceptively useful—it’s large enough to soak a gym T-shirt, shorts and socks in Dettol solution (1 cap per 2L), but small enough to not waste detergent or overwhelm a small utility sink. I routinely use it to disinfect my workout clothes by filling it with warm water and Dettol, letting items soak for 30–60 minutes before rinsing. The square-ish base gives it stability while soaking and prevents it from toppling when moving with one hand. It’s just the right height to sit under a slow-draining tap, which has made filling and flushing easier during plumbing tests or radiator bleeding.In total, I’ve had different uses for this bucket in my home: soaking laundry, defrosting freezer trays, hand-washing delicate garments, mixing wall putty, mopping floors in small rooms, disinfecting bathroom items, diluting fertiliser for plants, and even chilling canned drinks in summer with a few scoops of ice. I also use it for decanting aquarium water during tank cleaning—it doesn’t leach plastics or develop that sour smell many tubs pick up over time. I’ve even used it as a foot soak when I ran out of clean basins after a long hike—no sharp seams or edges to irritate skin.The metal handle is another strength. It’s properly shaped and doesn’t rotate or pinch fingers. It supports a surprising load without flexing—I've carried it fully loaded with soaked jeans or heavy rags and it didn’t wobble under weight. The grip remains comfortable even when wet, and the bucket's lightness makes it easy to lift even when full. It nests neatly with my other buckets and cleans up quickly with a sponge.The only real limitation is its openness—no spout, lid or internal measurement markings beyond basic height estimation. But for general-purpose cleaning, laundry, and household prep, I’d honestly rather have this plain, robust form than a fancier, fragile one. It stores upright without warping and hasn’t discoloured, even with daily use over months. I’ve since bought two more: one dedicated to sanitising kitchen cloths and another for pet items.If you’re looking for a small but seriously hard-working bucket that doesn’t cost much, doesn’t complain, and somehow keeps finding new uses, this is it. A no-fuss tool that earns its space.

Caro para lo que es

Löjligt liten. Står på samma sida som en stor så man tittar bara på priset och tänker ej på stl