Posted By: DCS
Dave the Barrel Man - 04/10/11 10:57 PM
Seems like there is always someone looking for clean barrels. Here you go.
http://www.davethebarrelman.net/products.html
http://www.davethebarrelman.net/products.html
Dave the Barrel Man
Posted By: hoof n wings
Re: Dave the Barrel Man - 04/12/11 02:05 AM
When they say "food grade" can it be used for water storage for people?
Posted By: Longhorn95
Re: Dave the Barrel Man - 04/12/11 02:30 AM
Food grade is safe for water storage for human consumption.
The non-food grade poly containers are not for potable water.
The non-food grade poly containers are not for potable water.
Posted By: crease_flounder
Re: Dave the Barrel Man - 04/13/11 07:44 PM
Just curious, but how could you tell if a tote was usable for potable water for wildlife if there are no tags on it. Do the ones that are non-potable have a different color lid or code somewhere? It seems that there are a lot of 330 and 275 gallon totes on craigslist and there apparently has been a problem with someone in S.A selling totes that had some kind of poisonous liquid in them without disclosing that.
Posted By: RodinaRanč
Re: Dave the Barrel Man - 04/14/11 02:46 AM
Dave's place has been around for years. They have feeder legs, etc also. Good people to deal with...
Alot of the barrels have had sodawater syrup in 'em (Dr. Pepper, Coke, etc) and are very clean, but not sure I'd want to store potable water in 'em, especially the white ones.
Our deer seem prefer the "Big Red" barrels
Alot of the barrels have had sodawater syrup in 'em (Dr. Pepper, Coke, etc) and are very clean, but not sure I'd want to store potable water in 'em, especially the white ones.
Our deer seem prefer the "Big Red" barrels