Looking for good way to store PVC fittings. Going back to the big box store is a real time killer for me. So when I buy PVC fittings I always buy a few extra to have on hand and maybe avoid a trip the next time I need one. I like to be able to grab a bucket of stuff and go rather than having to remember everything I need. Right now I keep a 5 gallon bucket of fittings with the primer, glue and cutter. Fittings are stored in ziplok bags by size and type. The fittings I need are always at the bottom of the bucket along with the glue. So I have to empty the whole bucket to get what I need. Looking for ideas to improve on the bucket.
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I've just got the bucket for 1/2" and another for 3/4" and another for 1". If I used those things every day I might think of something else.Comment
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I think keep out of Light for long term storage (Sun or Bulbs) As for separating I just dig!!!Comment
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Great big ol' plastic tool box......I just dump and dig....too many different types to sort into groupsComment
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I use the clear totes with lids from lowes. It's alot easier to access and view what's located inside.
I also have Teflon tape, tape measure with the other items you've listedComment
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i put them in a egg crate and put on shelfComment
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I have a couple of Old Type ( Nail Boxes ) Totes. that I built a little bigger for PVC fittings
Think of Junior High Shop Class projects.Comment
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I use these, they hold a lot of stuff and are moveable.
https://akro-mils.com/Products/Types.../AWS2460M30358Comment
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clear plastic flat tub.
Just make sure you tighten your glue when you drop everything in the tub.
or you will end up and a tub full of glued parts. and have to start all over.Comment
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My well guy showed up with all of his in a big duffel bag.Comment
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I use filing cabinets.8 drawers full. In each drawer are smaller clear shoe box size containers.Comment
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They sell some trays you can drop in a 5gal bucket. One per size would work.
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