Arrow 1 Gallon Plastic Jug for Cold Drinks - Refrigerator Bottle with Cap, Easy-Pour Spout and Graduated Markings - Made in USA, BPA Free Plastic - Ideal for Water, Iced Tea, Juice, Milk

I've spent so much money in my quest to find a jug that is large, sturdy, doesn't leak, and pours easily. I've tried name brand products that aren't as great as this jug. I use it to store my daughter's mixed formula with milk because it's easier to mix a lot at once, so I needed a jog that I could close and shake. While Rubbermade what one that fit the bill, the lid was so wide that I couldn't get a strong enough grip on it to open it after it was empty (the dried milk trapped in the lid acts like a glue). This jug has a smaller opening that I can easily grip and open, even when the dried milk has "glued" it on. The opening is still large enough to easily pour powder and liquids through. When I shake it to mix everything, it doesn't leak at all! So, I know my daughter's milk mixture will stay fresh in my fridge until we use it all up.

Perfect in every way.Good, solid, tight cap that always works as i want.Nice feel/texture. Easy to grip.Stylish.Leak proof. Important when it falls over.Use it to hold my distilled water after filtering it for making ice.Best water holder I have bought.

I've been using this type of jug for 10+ years now. They also make a 1ltr that is great for personal water source. We have been using this last one for over 4 years now. We use it for our brewed tea. As it has a wide open mouth we can fit tea bags right in. This is plastic mind you so dont make sun tea in it.Overall these jugs have been the best for us as they fit right in the fridge shelf and dont really take up a lot of space. Just remember... When you order one order 2 trust me. The lid will break and the jug will crack eventually if you have kids or drop it while fill of juice. :)Lastly these are injection molded so some light sanding or trimming is a good idea for where the seams are. Our last one was right where your hand goes and did scratch they fingers when using it. But best value for money for sure.

I've been through a few of these now, and sometimes they leak around the cap. The very top of the container that mates with the cap isn't smooth, and it allows the cap to leak when shaking or pouring. The first one I got leaked but we put up with it. I bought a second that didn't leak and was thrilled. The third one leaked, and I'm sending it back for a replacement. This is an otherwise very sturdy container and we make tea in it multiple times a day. The flip cap seals very well and has never leaked, but the entire cap itself can't seal against the uneven lip around the top of the container. It either needs better manufacturing or a gasket in the cap to help it seal.

I was re-using plastic containers from a bottled tea company because they were rectangular and fit well in the fridge. While these are not exactly rectangular, the fit the bill perfectly - nice big opening for cleaning, and a shape that allows three of them to fit side-by-side on my fridge shelf. No more reusing old plastic jugs for me!

I purchased this to pour iced tea into after making it in my cold brew tea maker. It holds a gallon perfectly, the plastic is sturdy and best of all - it does not leak when pouring from the container! The lid/spout seals nicely on the top - no leaks! I will definitely buy another one or two of these for more beverages!

Perfect size container for keeping tea in the refrigerator door for easy pouring and drinking throughout the day.This is a value and safe container that should last for years, even with daily use.

Despite mixed reviews about the spout not lining up, I took a chance on this pitcher. It's a good quality pitcher, feels very sturdy, and the handle is more ergonomically friendly than most pitchers that have squared off or ridged handles. I bought this because my 11 year old was born missing his left arm from just below his elbow and pouring from pitchers has always been a struggle for him. I've tried several different pitchers, but his struggle is the same. Then I watched him pour milk last week and noticed that he doesn't have a hard time with the milk gallon handle and found several in the style of this product. I'm pleased with everything except for the lid/spout. The only way I found to line it up is to crank it further than I probably should have, which made opening it back up super hard. I tried leaving it loose and centered and it leaked big time. If the spout had lined up, I'd have given 5 stars. It's a relatively simple manufacturing fix. All the manufacturer needs to do is to adjust where the threads on the inside of the lid and pitcher opening start. They need to adjust the molds (the most expensive part of the process) so that when the lid is screwed all the way on it's centered (or close) to where it needs to be. I won't be returning it because I know I'll find a use for it, but I'll be shopping for something else for my son to use regularly.