Walmart has 1-Gallon Rubbermaid Mixermate Leak-Resistant Pitcher (Clear) for $5.47. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to Community Member Tel06c for sharing this deal.
Rubbermaid Mixermate pitchers are designed for easy mixing, serving, and storing. The leak-resistant lids help to prevent spills while you're shaking the pitcher or pouring from it. The rounded handle makes pouring more comfortable. Rubbermaid Mixermate Leak-Resistant Pitcher, Clear, 3.8 Liter (1 Gallon), Plastic Rubbermaid pitcher is designed for easy mixing, serving, and storing Leak-resistant lids are designed to prevent spills while you're shaking the pitcher or pouring from it Ideal for making drinks from mixes, or as a sangria pitcher or lemonade pitcher Comfortable, rounded side handle is designed for easy pouring; large lid opening makes filling easy Plastic pitcher is BPA-free and dishwasher-safe
Model Number:
2184830
Product SKU:
245454973
UPC:
71691529118
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Walmart has 1-Gallon Rubbermaid Mixermate Leak-Resistant Pitcher (Clear) for $5.47. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to Community Member Tel06c for sharing this deal.
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This Rubbermaid 1-gallon pitcher is valued as a low-cost, leak-resistant container for mixing drinks and storing liquids or dry goods. The seal can hold well, and it also works for pantry storage like rice, flour, sugar, beans, and pet food. The main drawback is the lid, which can sit crooked, misalign the spout, or leak if it is not fully sealed. The clear plastic can also absorb color and, with warm contents, may pick up flavors. It is a practical utility pitcher if the lid quirks are acceptable.
People who want a low-cost utility pitcher for everyday water use, because the plastic holds up and the seal can stay intact over time.
People storing dry pantry staples like flour, sugar, rice, or beans, because the container helps keep moisture and bugs out.
People mixing powdered drinks or other shaken beverages, because it seals well when the tab is held down during shaking.
People who need a simple fridge container for mixed drinks, because it can handle mixing and cold storage even with its awkward lid.
People who need a pitcher that pours cleanly every time, because the lid can sit crooked and cause spilling or messy pours.
People filling humidifiers or other containers that need spill-free pouring, because the flat spout design can create inconsistent pouring and side spills.
People who want a pitcher for warm or strongly colored liquids, because the plastic can absorb color and flavor that will not wash out.
People who need a pitcher that stays aligned when tightened, because over-tightening can throw off the spout and make it awkward to pour.
The pitcher can seal well for mixing powdered drinks when the tab is held down while shaking.
The seal can hold well, but the lid may screw on slightly off-center or not parallel with the top, which can make pouring crooked. If it is not fully sealed or the tab is not held down while shaking, it can spill or open.
It works for water and mixing drinks, but it is often reported to absorb colors and flavors from warm liquids. It is also commonly used for dry storage like rice, flour, sugar, lentils, beans, and pet food.
The current $5.47 price is in line with the usual $5-6 range and is below the roughly $15-20 Amazon price often seen, with the lowest reported around $8. That makes this deal notably cheaper than typical online pricing.
A quick Amazon search shows it's about $15-20 and lowest I've seen is $8... So this is a good deal to a degree
Better than the other Rubbermaid pitcher offered despite a lower rating but I'd avoid it as many negative reviews are similar with complaints about the lid not lining up (meaning you make a mess pouring).
I'm assuming this is using the same lid on the smaller 2qt version which I use every day. At first I hated the lid/spout because of a few reasons,
It doesn't always line up perfectly when you screw it shut, its usually a few degrees off center from where you expect it to be
It does randomly leak from time to time if you dont seal it all the way.
but the main thing is I guess to keep the lid slim they dont really have a spout, its just a flat piece of plastic that I guess channels the liquid from the opening. this along with no breathing hole leads to inconsistent pouring and spillage.
annoying but as I said I still use it as I needed something small that I could mix things in and store it in the fridge and this is pretty much the best thing they had at walmart at the time.
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some context for those who care: I own this pitcher, probably had it for about 2 years If not a bit more. It's fairly well constructed, doesn't break easy, and the seal holds. The bad is that whatever plastic it is made of readily absorbs color which will not come out No longer how long you soak it. also the lid when it is screwed all the way on is often not parallel with the top which causes it to pour out crooked. probably just a manufacturing error but it's rather annoying
They can make them correctly, but it would take 5 cents of profit per pitcher so you know we can't have that.
I call it millennial accounting. You can either save 5 cents on 100,000 containers now, or sell 100,000 MORE containers for a couple dollars profit a piece. "But $0.05 is NOW!!!!"
some context for those who care: I own this pitcher, probably had it for about 2 years If not a bit more. It's fairly well constructed, doesn't break easy, and the seal holds. The bad is that whatever plastic it is made of readily absorbs color which will not come out No longer how long you soak it. also the lid when it is screwed all the way on is often not parallel with the top which causes it to pour out crooked. probably just a manufacturing error but it's rather annoying
I concur! Have the same issues with colors And that non-parallel lid
I call it millennial accounting. You can either save 5 cents on 100,000 containers now, or sell 100,000 MORE containers for a couple dollars profit a piece. "But $0.05 is NOW!!!!"
i need a 2L-4L pitcher that pours without spilling - got any ideas?
just using it to refile my top fill 3L humidifiers.
i'm using a 3.5L ice tea pitcher, but it makes a side spilling mess. https://www.amazon.com//dp/B00D8ORE2C
so far this look least spill during pour likely; https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WSXVGYT/
i suppose i could use a funnel cake pitcher
but they are always 2L small.
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This Rubbermaid 1-gallon pitcher is valued as a low-cost, leak-resistant container for mixing drinks and storing liquids or dry goods. The seal can hold well, and it also works for pantry storage like rice, flour, sugar, beans, and pet food. The main drawback is the lid, which can sit crooked, misalign the spout, or leak if it is not fully sealed. The clear plastic can also absorb color and, with warm contents, may pick up flavors. It is a practical utility pitcher if the lid quirks are acceptable.
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It doesn't always line up perfectly when you screw it shut, its usually a few degrees off center from where you expect it to be
It does randomly leak from time to time if you dont seal it all the way.
but the main thing is I guess to keep the lid slim they dont really have a spout, its just a flat piece of plastic that I guess channels the liquid from the opening. this along with no breathing hole leads to inconsistent pouring and spillage.
annoying but as I said I still use it as I needed something small that I could mix things in and store it in the fridge and this is pretty much the best thing they had at walmart at the time.
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just using it to refile my top fill 3L humidifiers.
i'm using a 3.5L ice tea pitcher, but it makes a side spilling mess.
https://www.amazon.com//dp/B00D8ORE2C
so far this look least spill during pour likely;
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WSXVGYT/
i suppose i could use a funnel cake pitcher
but they are always 2L small.
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