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 Post subject: Rhino tubs
PostPosted: Sat Feb 27, 2010 8:19 am 
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Asda has 40L rhino tubs for £3 and 12L tubs for £2. They are on the end displays, so I presume it's a special purchase.

Great price, as most places appear to sell them for twice the price.

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Thanks got a few of the 40L from Rugby today. Didn't have the smaller ones though.
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Yeovil had sold out of the small ones too on Saturday. I bought 5 of the big ones though.
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I got one big one today,the small are very small.
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I would have liked the smaller one to mix up some small amounts of muck/filler for making good etc. Or just to carry tools!
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