Ro/di & sw storage - brute 44g

[Biff0rz]

I've read the food grade brutes don't leach phosphates. Are these the correct ones?

Meets NSF 2, 21 approval and is USDA meat and poultry group listed, ensuring regulatory compliance for food storage and clean ability

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Rubberm...d-Vented-Trash-Can-with-Lid-2094641/309527358

 

[Biglew11]

those are the ones i use.

 

[schneidergarrettt60]

Is there a smaller version? I only have a nano tank and don't need one that big? Sorry didn't mean to highjack

 

[Biff0rz]

Is there a smaller version? I only have a nano tank and don't need one that big? Sorry didn't mean to highjack

Feel free! I got my question answered and yours is valid. I think they have 20/32g versions but Idk if they are food grade

 

[Nick Steele]

They also have a 10G one I found at Home Depot

 

[schneidergarrettt60]

They also have a 10G one I found at Home Depot

I have used 5 gallon buckets before. Does that work or leak phosphates?
I will investigate 10 gallons works

 

[Biff0rz]

I have used 5 gallon buckets before. Does that work or leak phosphates?
I will investigate 10 gallons works

Looks for the NSF 2 rating - that's food grade apparently

 

[Reefnman2]

Is there a smaller version? I only have a nano tank and don't need one that big? Sorry didn't mean to highjack

I've got a 44 and a 25 which is the smallest I believe.

 

[Nick Steele]

I use a Home Depot 5 gal bucket as my ato container never had any issues in 6 months

 

[schneidergarrettt60]

What about something like this? It's for iced tea you would think it would be good grade right

 

[hartin461]

I’ve used those before. Makes a great container.

 

[schneidergarrettt60]

I’ve used those before. Makes a great container.

Ok cool because I am not going to have much room under the tank the slim feature is nice.