Need one and two gallon plastic pots

[AlohaSteven]

If you are open to using metal one-gallon cans then you might try asking the local school cafeterias if they would throw the cans, unflattened, into a bin you come by and collect daily for awhile. Schools go through hundreds of gallons of canned food in a week. The 1-gal cans have the top sliced out; all you need do is punch drainage holes in the bottom. Might receive some larger 5-gal plastic containers from the same sources, too, if you want them.


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