I need to organize a storage area, and desperately need plastic storage totes on a relatively small budget. Preferably clear totes so I can see what's inside of them. Looking for around 70-80 quart size.
Been looking to get some from Walmart or wayfair, but they're like $13 a tote and wanted to check here before investing in them. Thanks! Welcome to Reddit, Where can you get cheap, air-tight containers for storing certain food products like rice and dry beans? (self.Frugal) submitted 1 hour ago by IHadTacosYesterday.
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Buy Rubbermaid Roughneck containers for what you will be keeping in boxes (not the inferior Home Depot/Lowes imitations), and rent reusable plastic crates for the rest. Reddit's verdict: Glass wins for durability, plastic for budget. Lids break first.
Mason jars dominate soup storage. Real user experiences inside. what do you think? I need them to fill stuff when preparing for a move and also to find things in my self storage space 1 comment share save hide report all 1 comments sorted by: best (suggested) top new controversial old q&a.
I want to have "medium" storage in the basement (if attic is long term) and am going to buy shelves and plastic storage bins and boxes. But the price adds up quickly! Who's got the best/cheapest plastic storage bins? Bonus if it's clear. Archived post.
New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Looking for stackable storage totes/bins, which of these are best? [Request] Answered! I've been looking at Home Depot 's HDX yellow and black 102L bins, RONA 's GSC yellow and black 102L bins, and Costco 's Accent Pro red and black 102L bins. The first 2 are both about $13 and Costco's is $18.
[Request] Best Food Storage Container (self.BuyItForLife) submitted 1 hour ago by _Itsonlyforever_ I've just purchased a 20lb bag of our favorite rice. Before I just buy a big pet food storage container, do you all have a good recommendation for rice storage? Wanting to organize my pantry/fridge with clear containers but don't want to pay an arm and leg for 'em.
I know Dollar Tree is great for plastic storage baskets but don't recall seeing sealable clear containers there. Second the vacuum storage bags to save space. Another way to get containers is to go on a Buy Nothing site; lots of people who are downsizing end up with extra totes and lids and will give them away to regain the space.