Would this work for mixing salt water and a few days storage? Maybe also for RO/DI water storage?
http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/produc ... rage+Tanks
http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/produc ... rage+Tanks
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Salt Water Mixing Tanks
- Thread starter King Jason
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hi.
PE is a good plastic for water/SW storage, but you can get them cheaper elsewhere. HDPS also works well. How big do you need?
I heard that you can get them pretty cheap from prickling plant, but I never personally found any around in OC area. You can also ask those Chinese restaruant for the empty soy sauce buckets (5 gallons), but I guess you can get them pretty cheap from home depot.
PE is a good plastic for water/SW storage, but you can get them cheaper elsewhere. HDPS also works well. How big do you need?
I heard that you can get them pretty cheap from prickling plant, but I never personally found any around in OC area. You can also ask those Chinese restaruant for the empty soy sauce buckets (5 gallons), but I guess you can get them pretty cheap from home depot.
Hey KJ,
That's exactly what I bought when I got supicious of my rubbermaid trash containers leaching something into my RO/DI water. In retrospect, I believe I panicked, grabbed at straws, and spent way too much money for these industrial containers. From a lot of the other threads / posts I see here, I have a feeling that the much less expensive trashcan approach is just fine. Having said that, I really like my US Plastics containers. One of them even has a floating lid.
Hal
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That's exactly what I bought when I got supicious of my rubbermaid trash containers leaching something into my RO/DI water. In retrospect, I believe I panicked, grabbed at straws, and spent way too much money for these industrial containers. From a lot of the other threads / posts I see here, I have a feeling that the much less expensive trashcan approach is just fine. Having said that, I really like my US Plastics containers. One of them even has a floating lid.
Hal
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Check out your local winemaking store or supplier. I picked up a pretty looking 50 gal plastic wine vat type deal with a spigot, floating lid and all. Nope. Not used, new. $60 well spent. Attached a float valve in it and presto. Also picked up a few 5 gal pails (used but clean) that I use for sw makeup. Don't remember the exact cost but under $10 I think. I found this place on a fluke, right around the corner from my lfs. Gotta be something like that in your area.
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