Large foldable silicone bucket - 10 L water bucket for home or camping use.

I required this foldable bucket for two specific purposes and for that I would give it 5+ stars. However, for use as general bucket to hold 10 litres of water it suffers badly from the fault mentioned by many others and that is it will 'self collapse' when it's allowed to stand on its own. Do not fill it and place it on the kitchen floor, as within 10 seconds or less it will start to collapse and you will have 10 litres of water to mop up. Keep hold of the handle or tie the handle to door knob or other anchor to stop the bucket collapsing. It might be the inferior silicon used that causes the collapse. I've got a collapsable silicon travel kettle that NEVER collapses so it is achievable with the correct thickness and structure of the material used.

A handsome large silicon collapsible bucket to be sure, and if you like filling buckets with water and leaving them in your house and enjoy the thrill of waiting to see when the think will spontaneously collapse then this is for you!Bought these as buckets to help treat water prior to an aquarium tank change, as they are collapsible then are great to store in a cupboard....however once full of water they do have a nasty habit of randomly collapsing and spilling out. My solution - bungie cords around a door handle!

Great bucket, exactly what my Dad needed. Very portable and easy to use. Great price and good product.

So far this is fine - the more it gets folded the easier it is to do - can't comment yet on whether it will crack on the seals as I haven't had it long enough. However I bought it for a very small utility room in my apartment and the fact I can fit it into the gap between washing machine and wall is brilliant

Once opened, the bucket does not fold in the original closed position

Decent bucket, sometimes collapses down on itself, used it to wash myself camping, made a mess in my tent

A very handy bucket - and space-saving, too. I have deducted a star because if you fill it with hot as opposed to warm water, it sort of melts and collapses. :-D. Fortunately I was in the kitchen a hard floor.

Just as advertised