Saw it in store, cute little bucket, but still unsure what it is used for, was $2.
Ordered one with OnePass free shipping
Make Easter egg hunts even more fun with the Bunnings 2L Easter Bucket. Perfect for collecting eggs, treats, and small gifts, it is lightweight and designed for easy carrying.
Made from food-grade plastic with a durable plastic handle, the 2 litre capacity providing plenty of space for festive goodies.
Your answer literally lies within the description text that you copy & paste!
The way Australia has made a scumbag super store corporation a part of our culture is truly sad.
Why anyone would want to incorporate some faceless corporation into their kids Easter blows my mind.
You just proved his point, well done.
Because they think bunnings sounds like bunnies.
The way Australia has made a scumbag super store corporation a part of our culture is truly sad.
Makes a good case study on incredible marketing
Or a case study on the how moronic your average Australian is.
Both can be right at the same time.
WESFARMERS own bunnings
We all could use a scum bucket.
Mind the S
WESFARMER?
No M&M's inside? No deal.
Just what I need to hoard fuel.
I saw a pallet of 5L jerry cans next to a pallet of these bad boys at my local bunnings a few days ago.
Went in around 4 or 5pm, most of the pallet of both were still there. I suppose the army of fuel hoarders have too many IBCs to worry about 5L and 2L capacities.
They probably realised they then need to pay for the preservatives which probably made it the same price they have to pay anyway. The saving probably paid for the jerry cans.
They need to learn raised 44 Gallon or with a fitted pump …
Just don't put the wrong fuel ⛽ in the wrong vehicle …
I am 100% for BYO shopping bags and paper straws, I sort my recycling, I take e-waste and scrap metal to the proper places, I fix whatever I can instead of replacing.
Be real nice if Bunnings would just not make nonsense accelerated landfill like this.
100% for … paper straws
I'm going to support bunnings on this one, even though the product is stupid, simply out of spite for "people" that forced paper straws upon us.
Many so called 'paper' straws, are actually just plastic coated paper, similar to non-recyclable paper coffee cups.
I have used several recently (from cafes) that started losing structure quickly, and were a soggy mess after 10 minutes.
There have been others i've used that lasted the length of a meal, perhaps these were plastic coated ones despite the rustic feel.
A bucket is not just for Easter
my new drum set
Perfect for paint when the tins get all mashed up, if they had lids available.
cute little bucket, but still unsure what it is used for.
Obviously, it's for Lord Buckethead's kids.
My local were giving these out for free.
Ahh yes what every bunnings thief says!
So was mine! Box Hill
Can't believe I paid full price for this earlier 🙄 lol
Return it with your old docket?
Bunnings Should pay me for advertising their stuff :P
Easter camping we put our rum n coke in these and drank it from the little 600ml buckets
Landfillcore
These are amazing for my workshop, but yes, will one day be landfill.
Buy this instead - 7 more L and one cent cheaper
https://www.bunnings.com.au/9-3l-assorted-multipurpose-plast…
i bought this and it is horrible. handle arm connecting to the bucket breaks off easily by just holding air. ymmv
The handle is never meant to be used. It is used for mushroom farming
Is there a lid that can fit?
i don't need it.
with that said, i purchased 4
Pour your cardonnay into food grade bucket and drink.
Doubles as an ice bucket for white wines and the like
I filled them with chocolates and told people the Easter Bunnings came by
…I'll show myself out
Been playing bf6 a lot lately and need a shit bucket. This will do nicely. Thnks op.
Making a joke about Bunnings in 2026? I hear a caveman asking for their paint back.
These were great on Easter Day for the kids, buy more for next year
Don't know what I'm going to use this for but bought one just in case
Thanks OP, ordered 10.
What do I do with them all now?
Put them under the leaks from ya ceiling
Thanks OP