Brute Garbage Cans

[DiverDude]

Personally, I think they're ok but that's just me.

I'm pretty sure I've seen them at RONA in Creekside but it's been a while. Janitorial supply companies will have (or can get) these as well.

Also, if you're willing to come to Calgary, there's a place that specializes in plastic containers for water and they have *everything*:

http://www.calgaryplastic.ca/

I've been there; they sell to the public and are very helpful.

Originally Posted by es355lucille

Sorry Mark I missed your message. Thanks for the input. Yes its hard to know what to use safely. I go by the LFS's in Calgary and all of them that I have seen use the Brute products in some way or another. But try to find them!

[es355lucille]

I am going to visit Calgary Plastics Mark as I am going to do a new build and I need to have RO/salt mixing station. Right now I just want something that is robust and I can just chuck in some live rock as I purchase.....I would like to get some dry rock as well.......so I would like to add it ahead of time to get it seeded.

When I purchased our first tank I had live rock in cheap garbage cans (plastic) from Canadian tire. My wife was fed up with the thing leaking all over the place and she had to go buy another one and move everything. (I was on the road)
So I need something robust......so I will check out Calgary plastic to see if they have something that will work for this!

Thanks!

Originally Posted by DiverDude

Personally, I think they're ok but that's just me.

I'm pretty sure I've seen them at RONA in Creekside but it's been a while. Janitorial supply companies will have (or can get) these as well.

Also, if you're willing to come to Calgary, there's a place that specializes in plastic containers for water and they have *everything*:

http://www.calgaryplastic.ca/

I've been there; they sell to the public and are very helpful.