1 Gallon Water Pitcher

This sturdy, attractive pitcher is perfect for making my sun tea, and when it's ready, the container fits right inside the refrigerator door milk bins. Comfortable to lift and pour, and when empty, the large lid comes off to make cleaning the pitcher so easy. Just a quick hand rinse, and it's done. So far, I've made several pitchers' worth of tea, and the BPA-free plastic container shows no sign of tea stains. Yes, it's a bit on the expensive side, but I'm guessing I'll get many good years of use.

Great pitchers. A little taller than I expected but I would order them again. Great quality.

These pitchers work well and are sturdy. The lid rests tightly in the top and spins easily to the open slot. We use them all the time.

I used these pitchers at a grad party that I was throwing. The pouring options worked great for my strawberry and lemon vodka cocktail. Easy to clean and the plastic makes them great unbreakable options for summer outside fun. I do wish they came in different colors. Love the function of this item.

I had been using a Tupperware pitcher for ice tea. The plastic in that pitcher has a course texture which tends to hold tea stains. The Jucoan pitcher costs a little more (unusual for China vs US made), but the plastic is smooth and easier to clean. The pitcher also seems to be a little better quality. A major shortcoming is the handle on the lid is poorly designed. It flares outward like the sides of a pyramid, making it difficult to grip. I should have given 3-4 stars because of the lid, but who reads 3 and 4 star reviews? If you just want a pitcher for water or some other non-staining liquid, stick with Tupperware.

I was looking for a large pitcher for our family's ice tea. Top on my list was to find a pitcher that didn't have an open handle that drinks could enter. My hands are small, but cleaning out the inside of the handle was something that I was done with. Second requirement was that I didn't want a lid that you have to pop open to pour. That piece always breaks off. This lid fits inside the pitcher so no moving parts to break. Love the design and exactly what I was looking for!

This pitcher is very nice. The pictures make it look like it might be durable (heavy use resistant) with a nice thick handle (easier to wrap your hand around). I believe it states that it's Pink, however it's more Peach in color and much preferable (Not a big fan of pink). The only issue I had was with the lid, it has images on the top showing which side of the lid is the "open" end and which side is the "slatted" end, but they are on the wrong sides. So, where it shows the "open" side should be is actually the "slatted" side and vice versa. Not a big issue as I am still very happy with this purchase.

These are nice but so tall, it's hard to get them in the refrigerator. Even with the lid on properly, I have some spillage because I have to tilt it to get it on the shelf.

Super und tolles volumen

Well constructed. Highly recommend.

As a bit of an iced teaaholic, I’ve been using these constantly since they arrived. They’re perfect for making and storing larger batches, especially when you don’t want to be constantly refilling smaller containers. The 1-gallon (4L) size is spot on for my iced tea, and also works really well for other cold drinks when you’re prepping ahead for guests. I’ve used them quite a bit when having people over, and they make serving drinks really easy—just pull them straight from the fridge and pour. They fit well in a standard fridge, which is a big plus for something this size, and the shape makes them easy to store without wasting too much space. They feel practical in everyday use and are straightforward to handle when pouring. Overall, a simple but very useful set of containers that are now a permanent part of my fridge setup—especially if you go through as much iced tea or host as many backyard BBQ's as I do.

This is a very nice, sturdy jug which we use for water on a daily basis. We like it so much we bought another one!

Perfect sized jug for making sangria. The only problem is finding somewhere to store it when it's not in use, given the size of it.