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Free Storage Water Storage Containers - No longer using

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Gill the 3rd

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I have 2 water storage containers that I used for storing RODI and Saltwater for the past few years. These tanks were originally used on a whole house RODI/softener system. I'm no longer using them and was going to throw them out, but figured Id offer them to someone for free if they want them. Both have a drilled hole for a float valve.

The smaller tank I used for RODI and is 12.5" diameter x 41.5" high, about 22 gallons.

The larger tank I used for saltwater is a 18" diameter x 38" high, about 45 gallons. Its got some brown deposits from the salt mix (instant ocean) I used, but can be cleaned up.

In in the King of Prussia area, outside of Philadelphia.

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