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Re: Brick sorting and 4L Ice cream pails
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lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto
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Tue, 14 Sep 2004 15:35:42 GMT
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Rob Antonishen wrote:
> I am still waiting for the details, but a ball park minimum order of
> brand spanking new, nice clean (with lid) 4L square food grade retail
> packaging HDPE pails would be about 250 (1 palette) for around $1.50 -
> $2 per pail.
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> Now I don't need 250 pails, and don't want to be out of pocket for the
> $500 I'd need. So before I go any further investigating this, would
> anyone in RTLToronto also be interested a group purchase of these
> types of containers for that kind of price?
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> How does it compare with other (retail) containers that people have purchased?
For large volume items I use 3033, 4107, ect bins. For mid volume items
I use Sterilite 4 quart containers from Walmart. They run between 1 and
2 dollars. They stack well, fit perfectly on narrow and wide IVAR
shelving, being shallow they are easy to sift through.
Derek
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 | | Brick sorting and 4L Ice cream pails
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| I was at Dave K's a couple of weekends ago and saw he sorts out his bricks (mainly) using 4L square ice cream pails (like Chapman's comes in). I like this, because they are a nice size, and fit very well on shelves (as they are square). Now most of (...) (20 years ago, 14-Sep-04, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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