Jayses.. now you mention it.. thats right...Very appropriate thread given the new recycling requirements coming in February! I am on the lookout for one suitable to store plastic bottles/cans (outside) that's large enough to store a reasonable volume but small enough to fit in the boot of the car?
If you are storing soft furnishings - keep an eye out for the dry bags in lidl or aldi when they come out on the thursday specials (Like https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51HGV3HbdML._AC_SX679_.jpg).Cardboard won't do I'm afraid.. seems to just get damp in my shed and fall apart.
Oh yeah, dry bags are great.If you are storing soft furnishings - keep an eye out for the dry bags in lidl or aldi when they come out on the thursday specials (Like https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51HGV3HbdML._AC_SX679_.jpg).
I use large versions of these to store my summer or winter duvets in the shed. Keeps them bone dry and are compressible.
Ohh GREAT spot!!
Why not go to local Supervalu and look for their cardboard boxes that their fruit come in. I got before and these are really strong and free, or Supermarket you go to. I got before about 15.Anyone know where I could buy a few storage boxes without paying stupid money for them?
Just need to clear out the attic to do the insulation and want to put all the family heirlooms into the shed.
But I'm stunned at the prices being charged for a bit of extruded plastic.. €20 for a 60 litre box? Madness..
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