Water Butts

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the-gnole

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Rayman

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Was in Wilkies today, they had the 120 ltr butts in, awesome, £16 for the butt and £12 for the stand, I think I will just buy the butt and put it on house bricks, rather than pay £12 for the stand.
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Rayman wrote:Was in Wilkies today, they had the 120 ltr butts in, awesome, £16 for the butt and £12 for the stand, I think I will just buy the butt and put it on house bricks, rather than pay £12 for the stand.
Thanks for the heads up. :)
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tfish

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yeah id say most IBC's have been used with chems so be carefull
KalPrep

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There's a few reputable suppliers who differentiate. There are a lot of thes used for food colourings, floorings etc and once rinsed will be perfectly safe for drinking water.
decoy111

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My OH said she used to know a family that had some water butts, and grow some moss in them to keep the water clean? any ideas? I know you can get sphagnum moss in marshy areas,