collaspable buckets (1 Viewer)

[bigfoot]

Some time ago the source was Woolies, who are no more.
Anyone have any idea where these can now be bought cheaply? I have seen some in marine shops for up to £12!
Any advice such as Wilkinsons Etc. would be gratefuly received.

 

[scotjimland]

Any good ?

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http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/Bucket-Collapsible-9l/invt/0274471

 

[madbluemad]

Hi
Ive never seen a collapsible bucket but if your looking to carry water you can buy water carriers that are palstic. Once empty it just folds up. Ive seen them used on a few camp sites and they look ok. You can get them from discover
Jim


Edit: Just seen a collasible bucket via Jims Link. Well done James

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[Road Runner]

You going to the bring and buy?

I have one

 

[Sundowners]

Why you getting rid of yours John, won't it stand up when you've got water in it, like ours.


Nigel and Pamala

 

[Geo]

Johns searched high and low
But cant find any collapsable water

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[Bugsy]

We've had a collapsible bucket for donkey's years, we originally bought it when we went camping with the motorbike. I believe that it came from a camping shop.

Toni

 

[Caztur]

They often have them in Poundland and other £1 shops. I've also seen them in a few caravan dealers shops for about £1.20.
They're very handy for taking your stuff to the showers, carrying your wine and glasses to OPs awnings, filling with water to put cut flowers in, and lots of other things.

 

[keith]

You will find these at fishing tackle shops. Made from canvas they are light but not totally waterproof, I use one for washing the van when away from home. :thumb:

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[vwalan]

another good source is ex army shops. the real ones not millets. i have a canvas one its years old. had an ex army canvas bath for years made a nice dog basket.

 

[scotjimland]

another good source is ex army shops.

I love ex army gear, always the best quality, but sadly proper army surplus shops are getting hard to find.. many only stock cheap imported Chinese stuff ..

In the 60s I used to buy all sorts of ex army uniform, mostly from WW2, American army jackets, RAF great coats , Japanese officers jackets but I drew the line at ex Nazi uniforms

There is a great one in Southend on Sea and another in Maidstone.. now living in Colchester, which has an Army garrison, you would think there would be plenty .. not a one :Sad:

 

[vwalan]

sign of the times ,i also have a spanish steel helmet looks abit nazi good for riding a trike everybody gets out of the way .

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[sanandreas]

Folding Buckets

I bought mine from here - good value and price for three different sizes each in a zipped case.

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Roy

 

[Shubberdog]

You can find them on the stalls at motorhome shows. Can’t remember how much though.

 

[savantuk]

They are for sale in our local 'Poundland'. Look to be around a gallon in size, and are made of what seems to be high quality silicon rubber. There is a range which includes a folding collander, and folding bowls. Worth far more than they cost!.

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[wasp]

I bought mine in a cheap shop in Boulogne about 5 year ago use it for cleaning the windows when we are out and about

 

[Elvis]

£ shop

We got ours at a pound shop! And it came with a flat sponge... for a pound! It's great! I have seen them since in pound shops :thumb:

 

[billy]

I invented a folding bottle and called it a fottle

I also invented a folding carton called it a farton.

i was told i could not use that name as it was
offensive
.
so not much hope for my folding bucket :Blush::Blush:

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[reader]

If you are still looking, Harringtons have them in at the moment for £1