Cado Union 63182 Elephant-Shaped Watering Can

Amazon Customer: My little grandson loves elephants and helping when watering plants. Perfect size for him.

Canada on Jul 22, 2023

Ronald: Un peu cher mais pour le reste c'est parfait

Canada on Jul 10, 2023

Tero Tuononen: You do need to enlarge the spout hole. At least I needed too

Canada on May 17, 2023

Jane Brunton: I would have given it 5 stars but I had a few spills with it. It takes getting used to how far you can tip it forward when it is full. But it looks great and is well made.

Canada on May 02, 2023

Sheila P.: I only now decide to use this small water can to water some plants indoor, the can leaks water everywhere. Not please at all with product. Would like to return or exchange it.

Canada on Apr 28, 2023

cindy: Reviewing is not my favorite thing to do, but seeing some of the negatives, I had to tell the other side. There is no such thing as too many plants, but I’m pushing the boundaries a little , especially with my African violets! They are hard to reach so I usually spill a lot. This guy has been in my grandkids’ playroom closet without ever being used for almost 3 years! Today I used it to water, and I love that it has a smaller hole, it’s easier to control the flow. No problem with spillage, either. Glad I bought it when I did, though, as it has gone up in price.

United States on Apr 24, 2023

Aiden: This watering can is SO CUTE! I love the fact that I don't have to put it away somewhere to hide it. It fits perfectly with my decor and since I always see it, I won't forget to water my plants for too long!
My toddler likes to help me water my plants and dropped my last watering can (different brand) and it shattered to where there was no way to fix it. This one seems very sturdy as my toddler has already performed the full-of-water-drop-test on tile! 🙌 The trunk/mouth area make it uper easy for little hands to hold it with both hands so thatll help us prevent a lot of dropping it and controlling the water as it comes out so my kids don't soak everything around the plants!
I have yet to try but I would imagine it could probably be painted fairly easily to fit different decor styles or color schemes!
Also a fun bath or water toy! Kids don't cry about water in their face since they pretend it's a cute baby elephant spraying them!
I've already told friends about this product and they'll be adding their own baby elephant to their homes soon!

United States on Mar 18, 2022

AnnetteAnnette: Y'all, this thing is awesome. The color is even better in person than the Amazon photo. It's a great size for watering a few houseplants, especially if you need to go slowly to avoid splashing or jostling delicate plants. Water streams out of a small hole at the end of the trunk.

I use this for the plants that are wintering in my bedroom windows and to fill the cat fountain we keep upstairs. I can water all 4 bonsai, 1 medium pot (alocasia), and about 1/3 of my Catit Flower Fountain with one full can.

The only way water spills out of the top is if you way overfill it or hang the can down without controlling the angle for flow. I angle it down slowly and carefully, gradually changing the angle as the can empties--the way watering cans are supposed to be used. It's not hard to do, so ignore the complaints of spillage on this item.

It's cute enough to make a gift. A pair of gloves, a garden tool, and a bow are all you need! Just bought a second as a gift for my sister. She's gonna love it, and you will too!

United States on Feb 13, 2021

Meghan Engel: My kids love these! They are cute, and good for little hands. But there are a few cons: the opening at the top (fill hole) is a little small making it difficult for small children to fill themselves. If you fill it most of the way two issues arise- it’s a little too heavy for little ones to carry, and if they do manage to be able to carry it the water starts pouring out of the spout right away. So, as a parent you have to make a choice: do you want to fill it half way thus having to refill every 60 seconds or so, or fill ‘er up risking a soaked toddler but enjoying a comedy of errors as your child attempts to maneuver the watering can. I usually opt for the latter. Lastly, I have some concern over durability. I purchased one of these a few years ago for my son and this spring discovered a hole in the bottom. We take pretty good care of our things, but mr elephant did live outside. I feel like it should have lasted longer. Nonetheless, I purchased two new ones for my son and my toddler daughter because who doesn’t want to water plants with an elephant watering can?

United States on Sep 14, 2020

JWB: I paid $4.80 in March 2017 for this. It was full price as an "Add-on" (I never accept discounted products for reviews). My rating criteria is as follows. If the product works as is advertised and the quality is in line with the price then I give it five stars tentatively, then deduct stars for usability.

While five dollars might be expensive for a milkshake, its pretty cheap for a plant waterer, and it really works well.

So why the four stars? I guess I'm giving it 4 stars <i>compared to other watering cans</i>. Because compared to other watering cans, even of the same price, its not perfect.

Like I wrote, I start off with the premise that if it works as advertised and the quality matches my expectation from the price, it gets five stars. Then I evaluate for quality and usability, etc. That's where it loses a star--and I wish I could give it half a star because my quibble is quite minor on a product that's already less than $5. It almost doesn't seem fair, but I'm also not nearly as critical on an inexpensive product as I would be on an something that cost a lot more.

So for quality, overall my impression is very good. Its solid. Doesn't...

United States on Jun 01, 2017