SCHEURICH USA, 47 oz, Green 51833 Loop Water Can

I would have preferred to find a crystal clear acrylic watering can, it surprises me how few there are that are see through, but this one is the closest there is. A clear can makes sense, especially one that has a long spout, so you can see how much water you’re giving a plant when you can’t actually see the water pouring out. But yet most cans are solid plastic, metal or other material so you have to guess how much water you’ve poured and how much is left.This one not only excels at doing the above but more, it is beautiful to look at so I don’t mind leaving it right out in the open rather than hiding it under a sink. The subtle green tint is unique and goes well with household greenery.The 47 ounce capacity is just about right for my indoor plants and it is easy to fill at the sink tap. The large arched handle makes it easy to hold whether I am watering plants that are close to the floor or high up on a cabinet or shelf.It is necessary to clear up some of the misinformation that is being spread, however. This product is NOT made in Germany. As their tag clearly states, it is made in China.Note that the spout is attached to the bottom of the can. This is important because you can start the water flow by barely tipping the can, unlike some that you have to turn almost horizontal to start the water flow. Not only does this make watering easier but it greatly reduces the chance of spilling water out of the top of the can.I doubt you can find a more useful watering can anywhere. While I am disappointed that it is made in China and hence a bit overpriced for a piece of plastic, it is what I wanted and needed so I still like it.

This is a cute watering can, but it is small. The can is stamped with 1.4 Liter capacity, which is about 5 cups, but that would be filled completely and you couldn’t carry it without sloshing water everywhere. So think in terms of 1 quart (4 cups) useful capacity. Not much. It suits my purpose just fine, but if you have more than 3 or 4 small plants, you’re going to get a lot of exercise.The can also arrived cracked. It was shrink wrapped and put in an otherwise empty cardboard box. I would be surprised if anyone gets an unbroken one. Fortunately my husband could silicone glue it so it doesn’t leak. I love it, but I think most would be disappointed.

This caught my eye at a high-end nursery shop but they didn't have the color I wanted, and then I found the transparent/green one here on Amazon. I love this watering can because you can see what's inside. It's not just for looks, but also just in case the previous watering has a lot of fertilizer residue or antifungal residue etc. I can see it and clean it out. I love the way in which the water shoots out the spout, in a nice smooth way, accelerating with small changes in the angle. This makes it easy to water plants near or far. Also, this is Made in Germany.

Received the can today and it’s pretty but it DEFINITELY DOES NOT hold 47 oz. I poured 36 oz of water in the can and the water had already run into the spout. $25 for a small plastic can??? I’m so disappointed!!!!!!!!!!!

We use it to water the plants (obviously) and because it does that successfully (ya know...it holds the water within the container and dispenses it only when manipulated) I can't really complain! It's cute and not too large to keep on the table with the indoor plants. I recommend.

The product came scuffed on the sides. The plastic is not as thick or as shiny as I had hoped. The picture is somewhat inaccurate as to those features. The spout is just above the bottom. So it’s a little difficult to fill it to the top without water coming out of the spout. That has to be considered when carrying it. Otherwise it’s ok but overpriced.

This vessel is the perfect size for indoor watering chores, and if you leave it sitting out, it is also really cute. It is hard to determine the size from the Amazon page, so I have attached a photo with my small hand on it.

This watering can looks cool but is just cheap plastic, feels lowish quality, and is fairly small. Not worth the cost. IMO should be around $8.