IKEA PS 2002Watering can, white

$3.50

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The idea with this watering can is that it looks so good that you happily leave it out on display when not using it. Then it’s always close at hand – and makes it easy to remember to water your plants!

Article Number402.899.52

Product details

The watering can is both functional and decorative.

You can store water or a nutrient mixture in the can, so everything is ready when you water your plants.

This product has dual functions, you can use it as a vase or a watering can.

Designer

Monika Mulder

Article Number402.899.52

  • Polypropylene plastic

Measurements

Volume: 1.2 l

  • IKEA PS 2002
    Watering canArticle no402.899.52

    Width: 33 cm

    Height: 12 cm

    Length: 35 cm

    Weight: 0.17 kg

    Package(s): 1

Reviews

4.6(30)
Perfect for the price andCarolPerfect for the price and love the shape.5
Watering pot.CatherineI have bought several of these pots in different colours as I love their sleek design which making plant watering so easy. They are both practical and chic.5
Perfect for my little gardenMagdaPerfect for my little garden5
Works greattalitaWorks great5
Love the simplicitycassandraPerfect for those small watering jobs5
OkIwonaSoft3
Essential for the plant loverSandraBest no drip watering jug ever.5
IKEA PS 2002LindaLooked good when I picked it up but it is no good for what I wanted it for which is flower baskets on wall. Water pours over me instead of the basket2
Simple design and functionalcathySimple and functional. Slight design flaw is hollow handle that can allow water to rip out of the back if carried in a position too upright4
WateringTheresaSmart and elegant looking watering can5
Stylish way to water your plantsTammyLooks good and holds enough to keep all your indoor plants hydrated.5
Handy little watering canRuthHandy little watering can5
White water jugKelleLong spout is handy4
So coolRebeccaPerfect size for pot plants around the house. Love the spout on both sides5
Good productLailaGood product5
Perfect for pot plantsLiaThey look cute, last forever, stack, hold a good amount of water and are comfortable in your hand5
Cheap and easy to useCoenCheap and easy to use5
Useful & nicely styled.GlendaUseful & nicely styled.5
Value for money item.MichaelValue for money item.5
Great watering canKATRINAGreat watering can5
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Designer thoughts

Designer thoughts

"The shape was extra important when I designed IKEA PS 2002 water can. I wanted to give it an organic, fluid shape so it would harmonise with plants and running water. By using different templates I was able to sculpt a prototype that felt completely perfect. The final water can has both a shape and colour that make you want to have it out on display, instead of hidden away. And if you like, you can also use it as a vase."

Designer Monika Mulder