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Waste water container


Bryce

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Anyone have any ideas on sealed plastic containers for transporting waste water (mainly soapy water from doing dishes) back to shore for proper disposal. Thinking 15-20 gallons is perfect size. I know I've seen them before just can't imagine where to get one. Prefer western TC, St. Cloud, or Willmar area. Use another forum site where a smilie is available that gives the finger. That would be for the pigs that leave their dump on the lake.

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We have ones that we use for transporting water to the lake. You can get them almost anywhere. Now if you don't want to spend money I may be able to talk to someone that could get me a couple for you. Our place is on Rice Lake. Let me know and I can see if I can get you one. I will be up there this weekend fishing. e-mail: [email protected]

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Thanks for the replies. Wish I had time to meet up with you and see what you've got. Alas, the life of the laid off outdoorsman is a busy one. Really looking for info for somewhere that I can just stop by, run in and buy one. Checked my trusty rv dealer and not willing to pay that much for their storage tank.

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Bryce, I don't know if you do alot of deep frying fish/turkey, but those plastic containers that contain the peanut oil would work great. When I'm done with the oil I save the containers and use them for just about anything. They also have a screw on top that will stay sealed.

P.S. Hey Stiff when are you headed up to LOW again?

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Bryce,
Drop me a line or provide an e-mail address. I think I have just what you need and it won't cost you anything. I work on the NW side of the cities and it will just be a matter of making arrangments to meet.

Fritz,
We are planning to head up to LOW in mid March (19-23 I think). Sounds like we will have a very large (and fun) crew going up this year.

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Fry oil for restaurants come in 10 or 15 gallon jugs with handles like milk jugs. The bung hole is usually about 3" in diameter, so a pour from a bucket is easy. Try any restaurant in the Pepsi-Co chain of franchises - Pizza-Hut, KFC, Burger-King.

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