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Buckets for Storage
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Price: From $14.49 to $19.99
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Honeyville's Buckets for Storage are food-grade 6 gallon buckets that you can store your grains, beans, flours, rice or any type of food you choose for storing long term. Our buckets do not contain BPA and are kosher certified. They also come with an air-tight lid to seal anything within. Purchase some of our oxygen absorbers to add in the buckets to greatly extend the shelf life of your foods.
Uses: Buckets can be used as an airtight container to greatly extend the shelf life of your products from grains and rice to beans and flours.
Packaging: For whole grains such as wheat, rye and similar items, you can fill about 42-44 pounds worth in 1 bucket. Less dense items, such as beans, can fit about 35 pounds worth, while denser items like sugar can fit almost 50 pounds in 1 bucket.
Allergen information: This product does not contain any allergens.
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Product Reviews
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gamma lids
Caren
(Arizona)
2/1/2013 6:50 PM
Susan. I am glad you got the lid on,but by turning the bucket upside down upon the lid, wouldn't whatever is in the bucket come out??? Or did you just put a lid on an empty bucket? Missing something here.
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SBD
(PHOENIX)
7/27/2012 1:55 PM
Take some time and look around...find a local plastics manufacturer....I found one in Phoenix....buckets with sealed lid...8.99...way cheaper....love honeyville...but 19 bucks come on.
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Farmer
Richard
(Hockley, TX)
4/24/2012 8:11 PM
In response to Chets comment on the 5 gallon buckets available at Lowe's. I spoke to the Corp. Buyer handling the buckets you mentioned and was told they were made in China and were NOT food grade. I also got a similar response from Home Depot, there buckets are US made but again in speaking to the buyer as well as the manufacturer neither would confirm food grade. I hope this will help.
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Gamma Lids
Darryl
(Oklahoma)
4/20/2012 4:50 AM
The Gamma bucket lids are very easy to seal if you know the trick to it. As stated in another post, just seperate the two lids pieces and use a rubber mallet to attach the bottom rim. Then simply screw the center rim in.
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Lids
Chet
(CT)
3/25/2012 11:16 AM
These types of lids are difficult to seal but you know it is sealed! That is the important thing. I start with the lid tilted and work my way around with a large rubber mallet, I have even used a large hammer and a board. Whack the board while in contact with the lid - it goes right on.
I might mention that Lowe's has similar buckets that are food grade in the paint department $5-$6 bucket and lid! They are a bit smaller in height but are 5 gallons!
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