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Question: Where is this product made?
Document: This product is as advertised. It is a large that can handle the needs of the church. We have been looking for a large basin and this fits the bill.
I've bought lots of plastic dish pans over the years. They always come apart at the &#34;handles&#34;, and are thrown out. I ran across this product hoping to purchase a more durable (long lasting) plastic dishpan. This is what my granny used for her dishes (pre-dishwasher days)  I use it daily for hand washing dishes or pre-soak before placing in dishwasher.
The product was marvelous. A little smaller than what I would have liked it to be. The side-handles make it a delight to move when full. I bought two, initially, and the uses are too many to list. My sister-in-law bought one after seeing me use mine. This pan is useful in unimaginable ways ... even as a large mixing bowl, and for collecting spill-over dishes when the dish washer is full.
Number 2---whoever was packing this into the box did not think &#34;quality control&#34; was part of their job description and shockingly didn't even notice the damage when they packed the pan. Sooooo Shame on Amazon for their lack of quality control in the packing department and shame on the manufacturer for allowing their product to be packed and mailed out of the factory without adequate packing material to protect their pans in their loooong trip from Mexico where they were manufactured.
For the price it was offered, I did not expect a heavy, sturdy product. But I had every reason to expect an undamaged product. This pan came with 4 inches of the lip dented and bent. Obviously, the enamel flaked off. I do not know whether the damage happened during shipping process or whether it was damaged before it was shipped. I was disappointed. If it did not entail a lot of hassle I would return the product. (I have not decided yet.)
Perfect size and depth to wash delicate items. It seems hard and well made.Glad I found it. Would recommend it to all my friends.
Well made, big! I used this to make a hugeeee timpano in for a group of 20 friends. Needless to say, we only ate about a third of it. So maybe not great for that, but still, well made, plan on using it for other things around the house. Good price.
This worked very well for the use we put it to. It replaced a 4 quart dog dish that was used as a water resevoir for a Christmas tree,  This kept the tree nice and green and did not need water added often, since it was much larger than the dog dish. It is a well made pan that worked well for this.
This is great, I measured my sink to make sure it would fit in it. Initally bought it to wash produce because my stock pot was too deep and narrow,  plus based on other reviews I figured it would come in handy for other things. Given the size I'm sure it will.Too bad it's not made in the USA.
This is a great basin and will be perfect for camping. Good size. I was a little concerned about the reviews stating that it wasn't made well and or received with chips due to the packaging. I was very pleased when I received it. No chips and well made. These are hard to find and the vintage one's are about the same price for half the size with lots of chips/rust. I would purchase again.
Answer: It's made in Mexico for Columbian Home Products of Terre Haute Indiana.  NOT MADE IN THE USA.