looking for water storage tank

[roblarss]

Hello
Im looking for somewhere in Edmonton that has 200 liter containers (or something similar, can be smaller) for storing RO/DI water and mixed salt water. Im worried about impurities leaching out of some of the plastic containers. Im heading into edmonton/spruce grove on the 20th. If anyone has any ideas on where to obtain something like this?. Thanks

[Leah]

I have always used rubbermaid gargage cans and storage containers with no problem.
Used them for years. I know people use food grade buckets not sure if they would be
large enough.

[Myka]

I'm trying to find some in the same size. I'm looking for the heavy duty white food grade ones that you see at vineyards and such in a rectangular "space saving" shape. I would like to be able to make a little wood holder for it with wheels. I have been asking around fro a couple months now, but have not been able to find a source. I'm wondering if these bins are something that vineyards are able to obtain by wholesale only and they are not offered for retail since they have such a specific purpose. Currently I am using Rubbermaids, but I find them flimsy and too small.

[banditpowdercoat]

I'm using 2 Brute garbage cans. They work awesome. One for RO, one for SW.

[roblarss]

I think im going to try some of the garbage cans. I would be nice to find something that is square to save space but it seems like that garbage cans are safe so that will do.
thanks

[The Codfather]

If you are in Edmonton, try wing's food products, i used to buy 45 gal. drums that were food grade plastic. The are used to ship pickles, ketchup, etc, i bought them for 10$ a barrel. Here is a pic. of one i still use for my water changes. HTH,
Bob

[lastlight]

Oh I love the red 'mounting bracket'!

Yeah that would be perfect.

[The Codfather]

Only because i had no duct tape

[lastlight]

It's Royal Exclusiv style tape.

[The Codfather]

Great, the price of red electrical tape just went up 25%.