Plastic Bucket 15L

Description

This 15-liter plastic bucket is an essential component in hygiene and wash support interventions. Designed for durability and practicality, it facilitates water collection, storage, and usage in temporary or emergency settings. Its secure lid helps reduce contamination risk, while the handle supports easy carrying.

The plastic bucket is particularly suitable for family hygiene kits and WASH distributions. In addition, it serves multipurpose needs such as personal washing, sanitation, and general cleaning. Because of its simple structure, the bucket is easy to clean and reuse.

The inclusion of this water container supports dignity, safety, and sanitation across various humanitarian contexts. Therefore, its role in maintaining hygiene cannot be overstated.

Specifications

• Capacity: 15 liters

• Material: Food-grade plastic (HDPE or equivalent)

• Lid: Snap-fit or screw-top lid for hygiene and spill prevention

• Handle: Integrated plastic or galvanized metal with grip

• Color: Neutral (white or off-white)

• Shape: Cylindrical with flat bottom

• Wall Thickness: 1.5–2.5 mm

• Temperature Resistance: Suitable for hot and cold water

• Stackable: Yes, when empty

• Compliance: Suitable for humanitarian kit assembly and WASH programs

Key Features of Plastic Bucket 15L

• Includes a tight-fitting lid to minimize contamination

• Carries up to 15 liters of water or cleaning liquids

• Has a strong, ergonomic handle for easier transport

• Resists common cleaning agents and sunlight exposure

• Stackable design helps in distribution and storage

• Reusable in both indoor and outdoor field conditions

Use in Humanitarian Settings

The plastic bucket 15L is widely distributed in hygiene and wash kits. For example, it may accompany soap, jerry cans, or menstrual hygiene items in coordinated relief efforts. It also serves well in emergency shelters, communal WASH facilities, and mobile response units.

Its standardized volume ensures consistent water storage and distribution across families. As a result, this bucket contributes to safer hygiene practices and improved public health outcomes in crisis-affected areas.