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[CJJ]

Yeah it sure would, the IBC is my first preference... but I don't think Ill be able to get the required 'permission' to stick one of those in the shed... :/ ill keep trying tho

[Riggers]

Yeah if that's an issue a couple wheelie bins would do the job

[Bowdy]

the thing is in order to obtain extra bins the property owner must apply for the rights to extra bins in wrighting its not just a matter of asking for a few extra bins.
ibc would be the go or those blue 200L barrels.

[Riggers]

You can buy green wheelie bins from bunnings Ray, same as the ones the council gives us from memory around $50

[Bowdy]

you sure there the same ? there a sulo bin ?

[CJJ]

yeah they are the same, but I saw them for $89 I think...

[aussiemcgee]

I would definately lean toward something sealable, like riggs said. A wheelie bin could have the potential to be contaminated by crawlies, condensation or evaporate.
If by chance you do need to move them - fridge trolley.

This is my set up, I keep my IBC at work and take it out on the boat to be filled every few months. Once at home, I fill my blue drums and do a water change with whatever is left - can't get any fresher than that!
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