D das_peikko Joined Jan 1, 2018 Messages 1,195 Location San Antonio, TX Mar 13, 2019 #1 What kind of businesses would be throwing these away in their dumpsters? I'm especially interested in one painted red.
What kind of businesses would be throwing these away in their dumpsters? I'm especially interested in one painted red.
K Kira Joined Aug 19, 2010 Messages 14,295 Location Champlain/Hudson Valley Mar 13, 2019 #2 Fabricators of any kind as art supplies like thinners and alcohol come in these drums. Also, "Part A, Part B" epoxies come in these. A friend gave me an empty 6 gallon (5 gallon + 1 free) Thompson's Water Seal can. It was very well made.
Fabricators of any kind as art supplies like thinners and alcohol come in these drums. Also, "Part A, Part B" epoxies come in these. A friend gave me an empty 6 gallon (5 gallon + 1 free) Thompson's Water Seal can. It was very well made.
FADEC Joined May 26, 2009 Messages 856 Location Hill Country TX Mar 13, 2019 #3 Originally Posted by das_peikko What kind of businesses would be throwing these away in their dumpsters? I'm especially interested in one painted red. Let me know if you find these in the San Antonio area. I would be interested in a couple for myself.
Originally Posted by das_peikko What kind of businesses would be throwing these away in their dumpsters? I'm especially interested in one painted red. Let me know if you find these in the San Antonio area. I would be interested in a couple for myself.
Schmoe Joined May 12, 2003 Messages 7,832 Location Oklahoma Mar 13, 2019 #4 Lot's of organics can be shipped in those but have labels. That smaller bung usually is a type of pressure release valve.
Lot's of organics can be shipped in those but have labels. That smaller bung usually is a type of pressure release valve.
I ironman_gq Joined Apr 30, 2014 Messages 884 Location MN Mar 13, 2019 #5 Acetone, Touluene, MEK, Alcohol, Kerosene and any other number of chemicals. You can also buy them new unused from companies like U-Line.
Acetone, Touluene, MEK, Alcohol, Kerosene and any other number of chemicals. You can also buy them new unused from companies like U-Line.
H hatt Joined Jan 3, 2012 Messages 6,023 Location Florida Mar 13, 2019 #6 I've never seen one like that with common chemicals. Most have the single pop up opening. I've been on the lookout for 15/16 gallons versions for years but have been out of luck.
I've never seen one like that with common chemicals. Most have the single pop up opening. I've been on the lookout for 15/16 gallons versions for years but have been out of luck.