Coghlan's Collapsible Bucket - 2.6 Gallons

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Hey everybody, welcome to etrailer.com. I'm Bobby, and today we're taking a look at Coghlan's Collapsible Bucket. Now, this 2.6 gallon bucket here is gonna be excellent, of course, to go ahead and be perfect for your RV dwelling as it is collapsible. As you guys can see, all we've got to do, simply walk it right down, there we go, nice and collapsed. And if we wanna bring it out, all you gotta do, simply push it from the inside, or pull it from the outside with this nice little handle. Now, I will say, a little harder to pull this out from the bottom, I found that just pushing through it can be a lot easier.

Of course, make sure to wash your hands if we are utilizing this for any kind of food products. Of course, we can do that because we do have a food-safe plastic liner in the inside in here, which is gonna be excellent, so we can go ahead, put this for a variety of different uses. It's gonna be great for fruit, foods, beverages. Could be great to go ahead and make this a little ice bucket that way you guys can bring this to the campfire and not your whole cooler, which could be awesome, and just a variety of different uses. It's a bucket, but it collapses, and that's awesome, right.

Talking about like transporting water or something like that, if you want this for drinking water or maybe some water you're going to boil or whatever use you have for it, maybe dowsing a fire. You can go ahead, fill this up, and then it does have this nice little handle on the inside like we talked about that allows you to actually kinda tilt this away. Let me go ahead and give you guys a closer look at that on that inside. Right there is where my hand's holding, and go ahead and allow yourself to aid on that tilt. Now, of course, you could go ahead and use the bottom, just like you do it in a normal bucket, however, we all know how slippery and slidey this can be.

It doesn't take too much to lose our grip and then it's just not an easier time dropping all the liquids where we actually want them in there. They're all around. So, nice that we have a little bit of control and as you see, just a little bit of design element helping us out with this bucket. So, that's going to be nice little way to do it. Of course, you guys saw how easy that is to collapse down and to get uncollapse.

You do also have this little holder here at the top, so that can be nice to tie this off. You wanted to permanently fix it. You could put the screw, however, then you really don't get the full use of this collapsed wellness, right As it's just sitting there, maybe that doesn't take up too much room though, but nice that you have that availability, really gonna be nice to think just to tie that off with a rope or something to make sure a bucket doesn't move, we'd be hanging, hanging somewhere. Maybe somebody is using this on the side of their boat as well. I could see that being excellent as well. Just having those guys chilling, keeping the rivers as nice and cool. And I really do like this bubbled edge at the front tier too. It makes it really nice when we actually are dumping out that water. And it's on the other side, you know they get that purposeful design going in there, which is great. It's not a little afterthought. And a lot of times of that, that really aids and making sure that we have a nice, easy, smooth downspout when we are dumping out our water. Sometimes, and they don't have that kind of bubbled edge, you just have it kind of adhering to the bucket, which can definitely be a pain. So, like that we're getting that a little bit of assist that can helpfully hope. Helpfully, or hopefully, sorry guys, helped us with that for awhile, which is definitely gonna be nice. So let's go ahead and take a look at our dimensions here, what we're working with. So our inside diameter going from side to side here, and that's going to be putting you right at about 11 and one quarter inches there on that inside. Now for our max height here today, guys. That's going to put you right at nine and one quarter of an inch. And when we are nice and collapse for ourselves, all we gotta do is to do that. And then we can go ahead and give ourselves our max height there, which is going to be putting you right at two and one quarter of an inch. Definitely not gonna be taken up too much room. Let's go ahead and just give ourselves that width, too, while we're at, or I'm sorry, I mean, that's what we just did, right with that height. So definitely not going to take up too much room. Again, your diameter is going to stay that max, same, which is definitely not going to be taken up too much room. Makes this really easy to go ahead and slot in somewhere since it is getting that nice horizontal look, not going to be taking up too much room could be great as a base too. Probably not going to be too bad to go ahead and put something on there. That wouldn't be too crazy with it. It is dysplastic. It is nice and rigid though. So it should be holding up okay for most of your commonly found items in those contort, in those containment storage areas in your RV. Otherwise guys, give me a nice little bucket. If you are looking for something a little bit smaller, we do have a 1.3 gallon sized bucket. Or if you want to kind of compliment this one with the secondary small one. And for me, I could see these being really good for hand washing, right Getting all of those, all that stuff outside of the RV that you don't want me dumping inside that drain. That can be great. However, there actually is a cognitive specific product for that, which is gonna be their collapsible kitchen sink. So, maybe give that guy and look cause that's something you're thinking about looking at with this guy. Again though, just give me a nice little collapsible bucket to make sure we can go ahead and do any of the tools or any of the tasks that we need to do with our bucket. Well guys, I think that that about does it for our look at the Coglan's collapsible bucket here at etrailer.com. I'm Bobby. Thank you for watching..