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This article is taken from Five Gallon Ideas, which features over 100 uses for 5 gallon buckets with more being added all the time.
We wrote an article back in 2012 with some suggestions for the type of places where you can pick up five gallon buckets for free. The general advice given there still applies, but it’s useful perhaps if we give you a list of stores where people have had success picking up five gallon buckets for free.
We definitely recommend getting buckets for free. You’re not just doing yourself a favor, these buckets you get for free would probably end up in a landfill somewhere, where they slowly decay. Nobody wants plastic to get into our environment!
To save you some work, we compiled a list of stores that hand out their buckets for free. We also have a list of stores that don’t hand them out. Some stores recycle their buckets, other send them back to the manufacturers, others might have their own reasons.
People have had success picking up five gallon buckets for free at the following stores:
Some places where people did not have success picking up five gallon buckets are:
This list is not complete. Hopefully some of you who managed to get their five gallon buckets for free can share your experiences in the comments below, so that we can add to it.
We really recommend trying to get your bucket for free, but if the above stores don’t get you anywhere, you can simply order buckets over at Amazon for a reasonable price too.
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Funny you mention Golden Corral, My GF worked there 20 years ago and told me at the one she worked at they made their sweet tea in a 5 gallon bucket and a guy would stir it with his arm to get the sugar mixed in.