what do you stor your WC water in?

[BC564]

I use wine kit containers 2 of them.....holds 25L each.

[Borderjumper]

I bought a 20 gallon food grade bucket ( looks like a white garbage can) at a local wine making store.

[fishoholic]

Two large rubbermaid containers work for me.

[kwirky]

rubbermaid trash bins. i like their round shape. the rectangle bins bow out and aren't as strong.

as for preparation I just rinse them thoroughly with hot tap water. I'm afraid of adding any bleach or such to clean them.

[Neil]

rubbermaid "Brute" 44 Gallon Garbage can. I think that is as durable a garbage can can get.

[i have crabs]

i paid $230 for it but they also make a 55g model and a 200g model.

[Lance]

Rubbermaid makes a 120 liter trash can with wheels; makes it easy to move around. Can find them at Can. Tire or Wal-Mart

[fkshiu]

Rubbermaid "Brute" trashcans are awesome. They come in different sizes up to ~55 gallons and are very solidly built - well worth the extra $ over the flimsier standard plastic cans/tubs.

[kwirky]

Originally Posted by fkshiu

Rubbermaid "Brute" trashcans are awesome. They come in different sizes up to ~55 gallons and are very solidly built - well worth the extra $ over the flimsier standard plastic cans/tubs.

agreed. the "brute" cans from rubbermaid are very sturdy. Make sure there's no hole in the bottom though. I bought one before and didn't notice a little hole from manufacturing (where the mold breaks from the plastic). I filled it up, then when I lifted it I heard water gushing from the bottom.

They're readily available at home depot and only $11-18 a piece (depending on size).

I don't trust the trash cans on wheels. They're a harder plastic that doesn't give enough with the water pressure and that wierd shape at the bottom for the wheels could be a weak point.