Urbn-Living Water Jerry Can With Spout & Tap - 20000ml

Convenient water storage is an integral part of camping and lengthy travel, these 20 Litre cans wi...

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This 20-litre Urbn-Living Water Jerry Can with a spout and tap is ideal for campers, travelers, and home gardeners needing a reliable water source. Its primary benefit is convenient, spill-free dispensing and easy transport. A minor caveat is its plastic construction, which requires careful handling to avoid damage. Key features include a large 20-litre capacity, an affixed tap for controlled pouring, a sturdy handle for comfortable carrying, and a leak-proof screw cap.

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ColourWhite
BrandUrbn-Living
Container Volume20000

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FAQs

What is the exact volume of the water jerry can?

The water jerry can has a volume capacity of 20 litres (or 20000ml).

Is the tap removable for cleaning?

The tap is affixed to the container and is not designed to be removed. However, you can clean the spout and internal mechanism through the main opening or by running water through it.

Can this container be used for liquids other than water?

This container is specifically designed for water storage. Using it for other liquids may affect the material and is not recommended.

What are the dimensions of the jerry can?

The dimensions are approximately 44 cm (height) x 16 cm (width) x 34 cm (depth). The pouring spout adds an extra 2.5 cm to the depth.

How should I clean the inside of the can?

Rinse with clean water and use a mild soap solution. A bottle brush can help reach the bottom. Ensure it is thoroughly rinsed and dried afterward.

Is the plastic BPA-free?

The product information does not specify if the plastic is BPA-free. It is intended for water storage and general use.

How do I prevent leaks during transport?

Ensure the main screw cap is tightly secured. The tap mechanism is designed to be leak-resistant when closed properly.

Troubleshooting

Tap is dripping

Ensure the tap is fully closed. If the dripping persists, check for any debris lodged in the tap seal and clean it. If damage is visible, consider replacement.

Water flow from tap is slow

Check if the screw cap is slightly loosened to allow air intake, or if the tap outlet is partially blocked by sediment. Clean the tap if necessary.

Cannot open or close screw cap

Ensure there is no debris around the threads. Try gently wiggling the cap while turning. If it's stuck due to extreme temperature, allow it to return to room temperature.

Plastic has a slight odor

Rinse the container thoroughly with water and a mild, unscented soap. Leave it to air out in a well-ventilated area for 24-48 hours.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides convenient access to water on the go.
  • The integrated tap allows for easy and controlled pouring.
  • Large 20L capacity reduces the need for frequent refills.
  • Durable plastic is suitable for outdoor use.
  • Comfortable handle makes carrying easier.

Cons

  • Plastic construction may be susceptible to damage from impact.
  • Requires manual refilling.
  • Dimensions might be bulky for very small vehicles.
  • Tap mechanism could potentially clog if not cleaned regularly.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: The water jerry can comes pre-assembled. Ensure the screw cap is tightly secured before transport. The tap is fixed and ready for use.

Compatibility: This container is designed for water storage. It is compatible with standard tap water and is suitable for use in various outdoor settings like campsites, RVs, and gardens.

Care:

  1. Rinse thoroughly with clean water before first use.
  2. After each use, empty the can completely.
  3. Clean the interior periodically with mild soap and water. Pay special attention to the tap mechanism.
  4. Allow the can to air dry completely with the cap off before storing.
  5. Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.