Here’s your review of the Curver square bowl 10 L in anthracite (plastic, 35 × 35 × 12 cm)-B01END1AL2

I recently used the Curver square bowl 10 L in anthracite for a variety of everyday tasks around the home and found it surprisingly versatile. The plastic is lightweight—approximately 390 g noted in the Vilior specification—and makes lifting and carrying comfortable even when filled with water or items. Despite its lightness, the build feels sturdy enough for repeated use without flexing or buckling, fitting well into stacked storage thanks to its flat sides. The anthracite colour provides a modern, neutral look that goes with most kitchen or laundry décor. Its square footprint efficiently uses space, especially in tight cupboards or alongside other storage containers. According to several listings, the dimensions are consistent: 35 × 35 × 12 cm with a 10 L volume (vilior.com).

I used the bowl for everything from washing vegetables and dishes to mixing dough and even as a makeshift foot bath. Its waterproof plastic shells mean you can easily rinse it off, and minor splashes don’t seep through. Handles are not deeply integrated, but the edges offer enough grip for carrying when less full. It’s noted that Curver sometimes includes a two‑year warranty on similar bowls, though you may need to check your purchase region for exact terms (Amazon Sweden).

While many buyers rate it positively overall (Amazon shows about 4.4/5 stars across over 700 ratings), there are a few complaints in other models of cracking under stress after a couple of weeks. One review of a stainless‑effect version noted a side crack appearing within a fortnight of use (Trade Point, diy.ie). For this anthracite version, I didn’t encounter such problems in moderate use, but heavy impact or overloading may stress the plastic.

In terms of price, it appears quite affordable: around €9.50 to €11.30 depending on vendor and region (Galaxus, Amazon Germany). Its low weight and stackable design make it ideal not just for kitchens but also for camping, storage, cleaning, or gardening tasks.

The 10 L capacity is generous without being bulky. For chores like soaking laundry, cleaning large vegetables, or mixing batter, it’s spacious and stable. The cubic shape provides better balance than some round basins. It also stacks easily when empty or nested with similar bowls, saving shelf space.

On the downside, the handles are only molded edges—not padded or ergonomic—so if you’re carrying it full of water over longer distances, it might feel slightly awkward compared to bowls with integrated grips. Also, unlike stainless‑effect varieties, this plain plastic finish may scratch over time or show scuffs in heavy use. Cleaning is easy since the interior is smooth; soap and water rinse off thoroughly and it dries quickly.

Overall, the Curver square bowl 10 L in anthracite is a practical, minimalist container that does its job well. It’s lightweight, stackable, and versatile for many household needs. With its attractive neutral colour and sturdy feel, it offers solid value at a budget‑friendly price. Occasional reports of cracking suggest you should avoid dropping it or overloading it, but for normal daily use it holds up nicely. A dependable choice if you’re looking for a simple large plastic bowl that packs away neatly when not in use.