Bangerz Sunz Elephant Watering Can, 2 qts, Novelty Indoor Decorative and Functional Watering Can (63182) 0.5 Gallons, Gray

We've had a pink version of this otherwise-identical watering can in our house for as long as I can remember. This year my 18YO daughter moved into her own apartment... and she LOVES plants! After hearing her lament only having a tiny little thing she was using to water all her plants, we couldn't resist in getting her this gray watering can. SHE LOVES IT! It's easy to fill, holds a lot, whimsical but not to "in your face" (in gray) and the spout has good reach. If you're looking for fancy and posh, this is not it. If you're looking for functional and fun -- we recommend!

This is such a cute watering can! It is a great silver color, and has such a cute spout that is the trunk! It holds quite a bit of water and waters in a straight consistent stream. It is safe to leave outside too, it does not get too hot and will not melt in the heat. It is a very sturdy plastic material and is very durable to the elements. I would highly recommend this watering can to any avid gardener!

This is the second time I’ve purchased this elephant watering can. I like it because the water stream is small and controlled, making it easy to add water to my AeroGarden and small plant containers. My daughter liked it so much that she absconded with the first one. They simply don’t wear out.

I love this watering can. It's both adorable and effective. I bought 2 so I could have one at home one at work to water all my plants. The only problem with it is that if you pour too much, water will come out of the top hole. You just have to go low and slow.

I bought this for my grandson who loves to water my plants inside the porch and in the yard. It's the perfect size for little hands and I fill it halfway so it's not too heavy. It holds about a quart of water and is durable enough for a little one's use.

As someone who’s too mentally unstable for kids and too broke for a garden, I had to settle for house plants. Since my house plants are all that’s keeping me sane these days I decided that they needed a proper watering can and not the stagnant solo cup of water I leave by my bed for weeks. I came across this little fellow and let me tell you, he’s just a joy. It holds water and looks cute, what more could you ever want from a piece of plastic? The detailing is nice and I’m assuming realistic, but we all know that I’ll never make enough money in my life to see a real elephant up close to be able to tell. Overall this was a successful purchase and I’d recommend this to any of my fellow comrades.

I wanted something to water my plants and ended up finding this one. So far I’m enjoying the product as it’s made of sturdy hard plastic. There are a few problems with this watering can. The first problem is the nozzle is quite small and if you’re watering a larger plant it would take ages to get through the entire can. The second problem is that once you’ve around 1/3 left of water it gets hard for remaining water to enter the trunk and exit out from the nozzle leaving you to having to flip it over to get the remaining water out. While it’s cute and seems like good quality the design flaws can’t be overlooked at. I fixed the first problem by using a razor blade to widen the nozzle hole which made the flow much better than before. The second problem I couldn’t fix other than dumping the remaining water into the plant. So, I would recommend this product if these two design flaws don’t bother you. As for me I find it to be cute so I can overlook the design flaw and continue to use it. The plants I have are watered monthly so the design flaw doesn’t impact me as much as someone who might be using these weekly on large amount of plants.

First, it has a nice sheen to it and is not just flat grey, so that's cute. You can't fill it all the way to the top or it will be hard to use and the water will fall out when you try to pour it. I fill it about up to the eyes and that's easier. When you first pour it there is a chance you will overshoot where you are trying to pour, luckily for me I was using it outside so it didn't spill everywhere. Once you get the hang of how much tension you need to aim the water where you want it to go it's great. I like the long trunk/spout because it helps me to direct the water on target better and it gets under the leaves well so that I'm not getting water on the leaves. I use this for small pots so I only have to fill it once, if you're watering bigger pots you'll likely need to fill it again for each plant to get the water pouring out the bottom drainage holes.

As an adult who likes a bit of quirky this meets my needs and functions well