Arrow Home Products2 Gallon Drink Dispenser for Fridge - Plastic Beverage Dispenser with Spigot for Easy Dispensing - BPA Free Plastic - Convenient Handle, Easy-Pour Spout

I like this container but had to remove one star because two containers were ordered and one was received broken. It was split above the spout and had no sign of shipping damage. That implies it was shipped that way.I would not recommend using this for carbonated drinks unless the top cap is left open. The spout is not strong enough to resist the pressure created from the carbonation and will leak. I prefer my drinks without the fizz so it fits my needs fine.Update Sept 2015:The original two containers are still going strong. In the meantime, I've bought three more to use in the laundry room. They work great except for one minor point. Because the detergent and fabric softener are a bit viscous, they both want to drip a little after use. The solution is truly simple; just drab each one with an article of clothing to be washed before throwing it into the machine. It's like wiping the spout's runny nose.All of the new containers were received in perfect condition. I'm chalking of the early failure to a shipping issue and giving this product its 5th star back.

Great for holding distilled water. Sturdy and will last a long time. Great for on a counter.

It's fine except for the smallish hole in the top. It's hard to keep from spilling when I'm pouring in the water.

I bought 8 of the various Arrow models to use in home gardening as water reservoirs for Blumat clay autowatering stakes. Added food coloring so I can see the water level and it really looks attractive. Holds a lot of water so don't have to refill often. Should be easy to clean. All are working well so far.2 gallons of water is heavy (handle helps) and although compact still would take up a lot of space in the fridge. I did test out the spigot and it works well, doesn't leak. So if I throw a party or have guests staying with me, I could wash one out and use as a drinks container.Now we'll see how long they last in the Florida sun.

I noticed about week 3, the spout leaked just a bit. I use for my distilled water I make and keep on counter. I was noticing the counter was always wet, but chalked it up to maybe sink water splashed or something. Then I noticed the spout had a small slow leak, so I figured I'd just sit it up when not needing to put water in it or pour water from it. Again, water on counter. I finally took a solid look at it after I filled up and after finding water again on counter and noticing the jug looked almost an inch low. Well, the seam is leaking, not only the spout. Both leak. I made the mistake of not realizing it was actually a piece of trash intimidate 29 of owning it, so can't return. Check for leaks as one person said when you get it, but keep an eye out first couple weeks. I didn't and although it arrived fine, it started leaking quickly. Unless my experience is rare, I wouldn't suggest this jug. Yes it's inexpensive and boa free, but I will be investing in something a bit sturdier. Maybe it's not meant for daily use. Very cheap and not one solid piece of plastic. It's 2 halves connected and clearly not connected well as the seams leak no matter how I sit the jug. Do yourself a favor and buy a better one.

Fits in the fridge, 2 gallons of filtered water from a vendor. Only75 cents yo fill it up

The only down side is the plastic is thinner than I like. Totally does what it needs to and works well. I have to listen the cap to let air in (no biggy).

I use this ecweyday and its still in excellent condition