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IndyBeerman · 07-28-2009

How about a 5 gallon bucket with a drywall plug style top so that it seals when inserted so it can be removed when needed.

Least 4 inches thick, may need a drying time of several weeks to get the moisture out right.

07-28-2009	#8 (permalink)
IndyBeerman Delivering headaches 1 case at a time! Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Plainfield, IN Posts: 1,513	How about a 5 gallon bucket with a drywall plug style top so that it seals when inserted so it can be removed when needed. Least 4 inches thick, may need a drying time of several weeks to get the moisture out right. __________________ IndyBeerman ___ Sorry for offending you with my firearm, but I'd rather stay alive by having it by my side.