Waterbutts

[scott.beaumont]

Where does everyone get there water butts from don't fancy buying one for £45 in local garden centre.

 

[Gibbo]

1 get mine from a farm nearby for £10

 

[nickelarse]

wheelie bin

 

[scott.beaumont]

seen a few outside a hand car wash place on way home going to see if there chucking them begrudge paying to much for them for site work.

 

[nickelarse]

wheelie bins are free. and have wheels. and a lid

 

[lucius]

Wheelies or the blue ones you can normaly pick up from your local pig farmer, dont know why they have them but they do.

 

[beddy]

industrial estate by me has got a laundrette on it that does hotel contracts. they get the big blue ones full of starch, happily give them away all you need to do is cut the top off n wash em out

 

[rockhardsolidplastering]

Household&GardenPlastics


here you go mate

 

[nickelarse]

or a wheelie bin from next door

 

[spunky]

Agree with nick empty the f**k*r onto their drive and chuck it in the van

 

[beddy]

Could just empty it into your van spunk, wouldn't F*****g notice

 

[spunky]

Lol cheeky ****

 

[DominoRemoved]

iv got two 110 Litre Blue Shipping Drums one cut down for s/c or hardwall and the uther for one full size for water

 

[nickelarse]

well done dumbo

 

[nickelarse]

i just used my green wheelie bin. and rung the council and said someone had nicked it. they replaced it for free.

 

[bubbles65]

heres a supplier......

Plastic barrels/drums - Plastic drums/barrels from 120 litre capacity.

 

[twitcher]

we use them on the allotments, a bus driver gets em from the depot where they use tehm for detergent.