Bunnings customers leave funny reviews for legendary iconic 20L bucket

Shoppers are confused as hysterical reviews for a Bunnings basic purchase are posted on the retailer’s website.

Customers rave about the $8 20L container that comes with a separate $3.50 lid, calling it “life-changing” and “more than just a bucket.”

Dozens of humorous five-star reviews pour in online for the “wonderful bucket” with customers punning, waxing lyrical about its many uses, and even sharing the names they’ve given the “wonderful” bucket.

“This is more than just a bucket… The color sets it apart from the multitude of buckets I already own and I believe this purchase has changed my life,” read one review.

Bucket buyers have shared images of their favorite hardware companion sitting on the living room couch, enjoying a beer at the bar, and even riding a bike.

“Attention, fellow bucket lovers! Feast your eyes on the legendary Bunnings 20L bucket, a miraculous marvel that puts all other buckets to shame. Its colossal size makes you feel like a puny ant by comparison, while its durability laughs in the face of flimsy, flimsy imitations,” gushed one reviewer.

“Prepare for bucket greatness, my friends. The Bunnings 20L bucket is here to show you what a real bucket is capable of. Bow down to bucket supremacy and embrace bucket revolution! Your world will never be the same again. Bucket up, my comrades!’

More reviews called the Bunnings favorite “the bucket to end all buckets” and “the Chuck Norris of buckets,” with one even claiming it would “outlive you, society, and maybe even God.”

Bucket buyers have shared images of their favorite hardware companion sitting on the living room sofa, enjoying a beer at the bar and even riding a bike

Some have devised clever puns to express their love for the “wonderful wonder,” one saying “bucket in comparison.”

“I bought this because it was on my bucket list. I was so excited I couldn’t keep a lid on it. It’s more bucket-like than I expected. No wear and tear on purchase, it was completely naked,” they joked.

One reviewer even got creative by writing a rhyming poem.

‘Oh, humble Bunnings pail, firm and true, In your vibrant orange hue you shine through. A vessel of versatility, a symbol of power. With you by my side, tasks take flight,” they wrote.

‘Oh, Bunning’s bucket, a friend so fine, trusty companion, rain or shine. So let’s cheer on this humble soul, The Bunnings bucket, who makes life whole. A beacon of resilience, always ready to help. In you, dear bucket, we find our craft.’

Bunnings’ favorite was called “the bucket to end all buckets” and “the Chuck Norris of buckets,” and one even claimed he’ll “outlive you, society, and maybe even God.”

Others said they used the “phenomenal” bucket in unorthodox ways.

‘I got tired of watching the world fall apart – after putting this bucket over my head I can’t see a thing! I’ve never been happier,” said one.

‘Wow. The legends are true. This bucket does much more than just bucket. Paired with a set of drumsticks, these are fantastic drums,” wrote a second customer.

“Do yourself a favor and buy a whole set so you can have drum parties with a group of friends in the back with a few beers and some snags on the barbie.”

A reviewer calling himself “Not Gus” shared a day in the life of his Bunnings bucket he affectionately called Bertie.

“Once upon a time there was a humble bucket named Bertie. Bertie the Bunnings Bucket, lived in a small shed in the backyard of a cozy cottage. Every day, Bertie eagerly waited for his owner, a retired landscaper named Gus, to fill it with water,” he said.

“Bertie took pride in nurturing the vibrant flowers and lush plants in the garden. Over time, Bertie became more than just a vessel; he became a symbol of growth and the beauty that can bloom with a little care.’