Brute Garbage Can

critter243

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At the risk of asking a stupid question I'm gonna go out on a limb here and ask anyway. Where can you buy a Brute garbage can at these days ? I have tried at my local Menards and Home Depot with no luck.

Thanks
 
Rubbermaid and Brute are the same company. Both are reef safe.

LOL... I feel like an idiot. I did not know that they where the same. This must be the reason the people at both stores looked at me like my head was on fire when I told them what it was for and that it had to be a "Brute".
 
LOL... I feel like an idiot. I did not know that they where the same. This must be the reason the people at both stores looked at me like my head was on fire when I told them what it was for and that it had to be a "Brute".

I've seen some good sales at True Value and Ace, so check the adds and make some calls. I've wanted a 20G one for a while, but not for the reg price they want for it.
 
I was wanting to buy 2...a 44 gal and a 20 today and looked at both "Rubbermaids" in that size but put them back for fear of them contaminating my water. Lol.... "Here's your sign" ----------> Critter
 
Yeah id see if someone would like to sell you one. You can easily spend over $60 if you buy the wheel cart, trash can, and the lid.
 
My Home Depot had them. Maybe you have a lot of reefers in your area and they snatched them all up! If you want to look at something different, check out these...http://www.rw-zeller-sales.com/liquid.html

The guy's name is Bob and he's in Hampshire. You could also check out Farm & Fleet for water storage tanks.
 
I use the redneck one. It's a 32 gal. Ive had one for over a year with no leaks that cost 20. I was at home depot last week and they where on sale for 15 bucks and I grabbed another. It's made by rubber maid. I've even dragged it around 1/2 full with no problems.
 
I bought mine at Home Depot. Bought a handy little cart to roll it around on as well.

ditto, the little dolly they sell that attaches to the bottom is very convenient. I fill it up with dirty water then roll it over to the other side of the room where is siphon into the floor drain.
 
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