Abstract: An L-shaped dispensing wand has one end fitted into an insert previously snap fitted into the neck of a container, such as a rectangular metal can. The wand has an array of holes along the top side thereof which face downward when the can is inverted to sprinkle the area beneath the can. Preferably, the L-shaped dispensing wand is made of two portions which are packaged side-by-side and retained on top of the can prior to sale of the can. The customer assembles the sections to form the L-shaped wand and inserts the wand into the insert within the can. The insert includes a plurality of vent holes therein, which allow air to enter the can and reduce the vacuum tending to occur in the can as the can drains.