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Tray for cleaning chains, storing bicycle bits, etc

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  1. The recent discussion on cleaning bicycle chains reminded me of another
    related problem; what do you clean them in?

    For those who don't know this or don't have a supply of ice cream
    containers; take 3L plastic milk container and cut out side panel. To
    return used kero to settling jar, use the inbuilt funnel (unscrew cap
    and pour into bottle).

    Also useful for storing/sorting bicycle bits and pieces.

    The idea came to me from a elderly italian[1] neighbour who actually has
    storage system that uses these as draws.

    [1] yes, relevant to why he might/does do it.

  2. Terry Collins said:

    For those who don't know this or don't have a supply of ice cream
    containers; take 3L plastic milk container and cut out side panel.

    Damn it, WA milk containers only go to 2 litre. I'll have to keep using my
    cake baking dish.

    Theo

  3. Theo Bekkers said:

    Damn it, WA milk containers only go to 2 litre. I'll have to keep using my
    cake baking dish.

    Not common, but the 3L ones do exist here.

  4. quote='Mike'Theo Bekkers said:

    Damn it, WA milk containers only go to 2 litre. I'll have to keep using my
    cake baking dish.

    Not common, but the 3L ones do exist here.[/QUOTE]
    every coles, supa valu and woolies i go into around perth has 3 litre containers. If you want supersize i know juice, contrary to what v8 bogan heads say, does actually come in 4 litres.

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