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Reuse Ice Cream Bucket as Salt Spreader

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Date: 12/01/2008 Topics: Green Living > Reusing | Home Improvement > Miscellaneous  
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Here's an idea for a cheap salt bucket. If, like me, you occasionally purchase one of those large tubs of ice cream - the one gallon plus one quart size with a handle and a lid - save at least one tub to fill with salt for winter ice. It's the perfect size to carry out to the front or back walk. Since it has a lid, you can store it in the house without fear of kids or pets getting into or spilling it.

By Marie from West Dundee, IL
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By papajan (15) Contact
added thought, put an extra one in the trunk of the family car, just in case you get stuck somewhere, will be doing this myself, thanks for the original thought.

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