Interesting thread.
I use the 44 Gal Brute can for mixing my salt. However that's never in that specific container for more than 4-5 hours max. I do notice a significant amount of white, powdery residue left over after it's been drained. Not to derail the conversation. I hope this next question is still in scope.
I use the Rubbermaid - 150 gal stock tank as a sump in my garage. So far I've had no issues Anyone have any feedback regarding that specific container as a sump? It's made of a different chemical composition.
Credit: I got the idea from this gentleman.
I use the 44 Gal Brute can for mixing my salt. However that's never in that specific container for more than 4-5 hours max. I do notice a significant amount of white, powdery residue left over after it's been drained. Not to derail the conversation. I hope this next question is still in scope.
I use the Rubbermaid - 150 gal stock tank as a sump in my garage. So far I've had no issues Anyone have any feedback regarding that specific container as a sump? It's made of a different chemical composition.
Credit: I got the idea from this gentleman.