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United Solutions 5 Gallon US Flag Bucket $1 YMMV
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I was at Walmart today and saw a pallet full of these 5 gallon buckets under a $1 sign. The website says they are $4.98, but they did ring up at $1 each. Brickseek and the Walmart website aren't reporting inventory, so YMMV.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/United.../685141533
https://www.walmart.com/ip/United.../685141533
Created 08-13-2022
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I think I'd pay $1 to not have to clean icing/floor wax out of a bucket to then reuse 😂.
but still good information to know. any Nationwide chains you can suggest that regularly give them away? not all of us have a work hookup for such items.
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but still good information to know. any Nationwide chains you can suggest that regularly give them away? not all of use have a work hookup for such items.
I agree, and the reason is... not all 5 gallon buckets are the same.
5 gallon paint, food, and chemical buckets are far better as they will have thicker plastic (likely 3x as thick as a $5 bucket ... think Lowe's, HD, Harbor Freight.)
So, when i.look for buckets, I often look for the types that hold odorous chemicals (chlorine buckets are really thick). Unless I'm using them for something conducive of life (planting soil, transfers of water/food), at which point I look for buckets made for paint, natural oils, water soluable glues, etc.
Now, I also use cheap bucket like this for recycling and making my own HDPE molded materials. Another use is for posts. Whe I bury wood posts, I put them in 5 gallon buckets of concrete then bury them, bucket and all it allows me to make wooden post beams that will stop a car at 40mph with a 4x6 lol. So hurricane season comes, I know my posts aren't going anywhere lol.
So, I'd assume these are thinner style, even at$5. But for $1, I'm keeping my eyes peeled!!!
Thanks for the heads up!!!
You do realize that not all buckets use the same materials and can house the same items, right?
There's risk to what's in the bucket or the bucket itself, depending on what kinda stuff you put in it.
How exactly are you concerned for soil health while you're burying buckets?
You do realize that not all buckets use the same materials and can house the same items, right?
There's risk to what's in the bucket or the bucket itself, depending on what kinda stuff you put in it.
How exactly are you concerned for soil health while you're burying buckets?
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You do realize that not all buckets use the same materials and can house the same items, right?
There's risk to what's in the bucket or the bucket itself, depending on what kinda stuff you put in it.
How exactly are you concerned for soil health while you're burying buckets?
Sounds like you have reading comprehension issues
You do realize that not all buckets use the same materials and can house the same items, right?
There's risk to what's in the bucket or the bucket itself, depending on what kinda stuff you put in it.
How exactly are you concerned for soil health while you're burying buckets?
Yeah it's on my bucket list lol
5 gallon paint, food, and chemical buckets are far better as they will have thicker plastic (likely 3x as thick as a $5 bucket ... think Lowe's, HD, Harbor Freight.)
So, when i.look for buckets, I often look for the types that hold odorous chemicals (chlorine buckets are really thick). Unless I'm using them for something conducive of life (planting soil, transfers of water/food), at which point I look for buckets made for paint, natural oils, water soluable glues, etc.
Now, I also use cheap bucket like this for recycling and making my own HDPE molded materials. Another use is for posts. Whe I bury wood posts, I put them in 5 gallon buckets of concrete then bury them, bucket and all it allows me to make wooden post beams that will stop a car at 40mph with a 4x6 lol. So hurricane season comes, I know my posts aren't going anywhere lol.
So, I'd assume these are thinner style, even at$5. But for $1, I'm keeping my eyes peeled!!!
Thanks for the heads up!!!
Personally, I would not store or transfer food in any bucket that was not stamped food safe and was brand new. Working through college in a kitchen, we put all kinds of crazy stuff in food buckets that were then thrown away. For one example, we would mix a cocktail of floor cleaning chemicals.
Good luck.
Great for keeping dry goods dry inside my shed.
These are likely food safe. Just wash before using for food.
In any case, I wouldn't put food directly in it. It's better combined with a bag. The bucket just protects the bag and reduces air exposure