Sturdy watering cans, built to last!

They are made in thicker iron plates than normal, with stronger welds, and a rough finish. When the watering cans are finished, they are hot galvanized. They are immersed in a zinc alloy that is 460 degrees hot. The zinc adheres to the iron as a thick syrup. When the jug comes up again, it hangs and drips for 20 minutes. Then they are hung on hooks and ran through a powder coating tunnel, where the paint adheres to the hot-dip galvanized zinc layer. This is where the jugs get the characteristic surface of the thick and uneven zinc layer that emerges.