new rubbermaid 10 gallon

turfguy1969 · Mar 16, 2007

I was at Home Depot after work today and saw a 10 gallon rubbermaid with lid for 39.99. It has the Home Depot label on the side. but brandy new! I don't know if it was a regional thing but they had 3 of them in Buffalo(mckinley plaza). I thought that was a killer deal as I am adding parts slowly to all grain.

davidkrau · Mar 16, 2007

There was a thread on this a couple of months ago so I rushed out to Home Depot in Mt. Prospect, Ilinois and bought one for $39.99. They only had 2 in stock. I don't think they have any left. You're lucky to get one at that price

uglygoat · Mar 16, 2007

is a good snag! i got my ten gallon cooler from gander mountian for 19.99 about two years ago. i'm certian it was mispriced, but the tag said so.

Reidman · Mar 16, 2007

That actually sounds pricey to me..

Wouldn't Wally world have them cheaper..?

McCall St. Brewer · Mar 16, 2007

Rubbermaid round coolers are expensive for some reason, no matter where you buy them.

dblvsn · Mar 17, 2007

Was down at Home Depot in the Florissant, MO area last week and they had a couple pallets of these 10 gal. coolers if anyone is looking for one in that area.

EdWort · Mar 17, 2007

$39.00 for a 10 gallon Rubbermaid water cooler is actually a pretty decent price. Froogle it and you'll see. I picked up one last year and it was a great upgrade from my 5 gallon Gott water cooler.

FlyGuy · Mar 17, 2007

Reidman said:
That actually sounds pricey to me..

Wouldn't Wally world have them cheaper..?

Not for a 10 gallon -- that's a great price.

The 5 gallons are much cheaper, though, and you can get those at Wal-Mart for relatively cheap.

banjopicker16 · Mar 17, 2007

Ive seen 5 gallon coolers for about 12 bucks. But 10 can be 50 or 60 bucks. WTF

Cheesefood · Mar 17, 2007

They're seasonal at the Depot, so they should start having them in stock soon. I bought mine a few months back and it took 4 guys and a forklift to get it for me.

As to the price: they're great quality and they hold their temps.

Piece of advice: get a sheet of gasket material for the inside and outside.

HenryHill · Mar 17, 2007

Cheesefood said:
Piece of advice: get a sheet of gasket material for the inside and outside.

Uh,...... what?

Cheesefood · Mar 17, 2007

Henry Hill said:
Uh,...... what?

They sell a 4" x6" sheet of rubber that you can cut up to make your own gaskets. Rhoob turned me onto this trick and it worked great. Cut the hole to the inside diameter of your pipe.

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