McSunley Stockpot Stainless Steel All Purpose Prep and Canning Bowl, 16 Quart, Silver

Amazingly for the price! We have well water at our cottage and always boil the water we drink. I keep this pot on the back burner and boil 3.5 gallons every morning. Perfect pot for my needs.

I had no problem removing the labels, big one on the side and a barcode on the bottom. They peeled right off in one piece with no soaking, chemicals, or scrubbing.Another review mentioned the aluminum rivets as a possible health hazard. They are about an inch down from the top of the pot and likely won't ever contact the food, but also, most cookware is aluminum, so I don't see the issue.For the price, if but this again and replace the rivets if it worried me, which it doesn't.

This is a nice, light weight 16 quart stock pot. It holds water and heats it up when placed on a stove. It's pretty utilitarian, but then, it's a pot. It works and that is good!

Very disapointed. The pot is extremely flimsy and dents easily. The first one came with a huge dent in the side and I had to return it. When I got one without a dent, I used it once and it already has rust in the bottom. Not worth the money.

The lid was dented and had some black soot on the top of it. The big sticker on the front of the pot was extremely easy to take off which is great!! I was worried it was going to rip and tear and leave that residue but that was not the case. Peeled off nicely.

Exactly what I wanted! Seems well made and is stainless steel. It is not the heaviest of stock pots but fits my needs perfectly.

Very thin metal with poorly riveted handles. You get what you pay for.

I use it for dying fiber. It's a standard el cheapo stock pot, lightweight, easy to clean. No complaints.

Hands down the worst pot we have ever purchased. The metal is so thin you are guaranteed to burn whatever you are cooking; including soup. The bottom also pops outward while cooking so the pot winds up sitting on an angle which is very dangerous.