My Lowes had that under the tag in yellow I think. I don't think it was $2 at my store though or I would have been more inclined to get more. I'll check next time though.
Lowes food grade buckets
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My Lowes had that under the tag in yellow I think. I don't think it was $2 at my store though or I would have been more inclined to get more. I'll check next time though.
ObsidianJester
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Yeah I've been using them since this summer for storing my grain I buy in large enough amounts that a small storage bin will not suffice.
They have lids, and all you have to do is ask an employee where they are.
However my first batch of buckets I just bought online. Shipping was pretty cheap as I recall. The lids are in the same location in the store.
The non food grade buckets you get at lowes or Home Depot I use to clean bottles, or equipment in.
And yeah if you want to have a secondary they would work great for that too, just drill a hole for your airlock in the lid.
They have lids, and all you have to do is ask an employee where they are.
However my first batch of buckets I just bought online. Shipping was pretty cheap as I recall. The lids are in the same location in the store.
The non food grade buckets you get at lowes or Home Depot I use to clean bottles, or equipment in.
And yeah if you want to have a secondary they would work great for that too, just drill a hole for your airlock in the lid.
Dr. Francois
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Plain white buckets and lids at Walmart are Encore brand and food safe. I bought one to hold rice and another just in case...I hate going there. I keep going because Cafe Bustelo espresso is $3 a brick and we go through a brick a week.
Found the receipt:
Bucket: $2.97
Lid: $1.17
Found the receipt:
Bucket: $2.97
Lid: $1.17
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