Lexington Container Company 120 Morgan Soaper Drive, Harrodsburg, KY 40330

"Drove all the way from Lexington just to find out they don’t sell retail anymore."

"As a truck driver, this is ok to load it take them like 1:45 min. This place is easy to find not struggle at all. Also their parking area has plenty of space to back in. Workers at this company are very nice."

"All I can say is WOW!! I returned 2 Jerry cans @ $99.90 and I received a credit of $39.64. What a racket! All I wanted to do was trade them for a different color. I WILL NEVER ORDER FROM THIS COMPANY AGAIN! We own a business too and would never treat our customers like this. This is hilarious they wait 2 years to respond!!!!!"

"This is a wonderful place to buy containers for pressure washing needs, and for other needs to but I do pressure washing sooo... anyway, the owner and his son are very friendly and I love that he's letting his son work there and learn how to run a business it's a wonder life lesson he will never forget. I was able to find a blue plastic drum that had a sealed top with 2 capped lids one for pouring into and a smaller one to put my siphon tube in. They also had the big tanks with cages around them to hold water for a pressure washer buffer tank etc. I will return to this place for future purchases! I just love this place!"

"I've bought several Jerry Cans over the years from these guys. What drove me to this place oddly enough was the stupid EPA requirements that made simple gas cans total pieces of junk that has auto-shut-off valves which leaks more gas more consistently than the older models. Things turned around when I happened to stumble upon a history blog webpage that told about the history of these famous Jerry Cans. This company somehow found a way to import these made to the original specifications. The seals are tight enough I feel pretty comfortable carting around full gas tanks in the trunk of my car while it's sitting on it's side. There's no way I would do that with any of the cheap plastic tanks you find just about anywhere else. I've also told my old roommate about these, he uses them to cart around water for when he goes off in the wilderness to explore."