Safe container for mixing saltwater?

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Hey everyone,
With my extensive research and extreme indecisiveness have I learned my lesson AGAIN when it comes to purchasing everything for a build (130$ in BRS return fees lol). I know it’s embarrassing since I’ve had a BRUTE food grade containers for this (that now has gardening tools in it so not an option) but I need to know if this is a viable SW mixing container or is going to be a problem and needs immediate replacement since I already filled and mixed ~25 gallons!!!! It is categorized as “4” plastic “Roughneck” from RubberMaid.
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Looks like it's food safe. Not an emergency by any means though.
 
The key is the #4 recycling. That means it's LDPE. Should be fine. I would rinse it well first.
 
I have been using Brute garbage cans for a long time without issue.
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FORGIVE ME ,bruh I don’t ever touch the label section for my posts smh this is embarrassing. How do I remove it¿
you cant remove it... you just have to leave it and listen to people give you a hard time :winking-face-with-tongue:

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