Wash Basins – Rectangular Plastic Hospital Bedside Soaking Tub - Small 7 Qt Graduated Bucket - Portable Washbasin for Washing, Cleaning, Foot Bath, Dishes, Face Cleansing Bowl -13.25 x 10 x 4.5 Inches

I use this for my dishes to soak and it’s a good size for the sink and great thickness and quality .

Works well for feet soak. I wear a size 9 in womens and both my feet fit.

You will find a better container at the Dollar Store. The quality of this is terrible. It is also small. It is definitely not big enough to soak your feet in. I do not recommend buying this.

This is like a cheap giveaway hospital basin. It holds water is fine for dishes but nothing like the old Rubbermaid basins

The material felt flimsy but I've been using it for a few years now without any issue!

It is cheap and thin plastic. Junky.

My sink is average large and it fit just right. I have plenty of room to rinse too. There is only me and my beloved dog here.The kids are grown and gone so are the grandchildren and the great grandchildren are far with there parents. Whew!!! Peace.

It does it's job. It has graduated numbers on the side, similar to a measuring cup. However, the numbers are very faint and difficult to read. I needed it to soak my injured foot. It is the right size and shape that I need, but it is made with cheap plastic. Like the flimsy cheap plastic from take out food containers. It probably will not hold water if you fill it up all the way to the top. I dare not try. Be careful! The edges on the lip of the basin is very sharp. I accidentally scraped it across the skin on my already injured foot while working with it. It left my skin with minor scrapes, like an eraser rubbed up against a piece of paper, leaving crumbs of broken skin. Ouch ! Other wash basins have a rolled lip around is edges and is more smooth, but it doesn't not come in the shape and size that I need. So, I settled for this one. If I was severely injured, cannot see well, or have difficulty with mobility, I do not recommend.