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Rubbermaid/Sterlite Big containers
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I have a question. does anyone know what the biggest container Sterlite or Rubbermaid makes? I did some looking at the rubbermaid sight, but I can't seem to find the Sterlite website. Anyone?? Thanks ahead of time!!!!

Vis


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Re: Rubbermaid/Sterlite Big containers [Re: Visigoth]
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yes... I think so

Rubbermaid 28 gallon container << Is a big ass container.

Sterilite 116 quart container << Is a little smaller than the Rubbermaid.

Both work really nice.


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You wouldn't know what crazy was if Charles Manson was eating froot loops on your front porch!

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Re: Rubbermaid/Sterlite Big containers [Re: Roadkill]
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yep! 116 qt is the biggest sterilite i have seen. i like the sterilite ultra design. they are found at target.


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Re: Rubbermaid/Sterlite Big containers [Re: Visigoth]
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Proud owner of the sterlite 33 gallon shroomatorium!
fully equipt with constant air exchange via bubbler (2 of them actually) and one pump pumping out. And 2 inches of soaked/rinsed perlite, plus a light on top. oh! and dual heating pads.
any suggestions?

OutDoorHaze


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