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re: DIY- What are some good outdoor uses for 5 gallon buckets?

Posted on 7/26/13 at 12:06 pm to
Posted by MeridianDog
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Member since Nov 2010
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Posted on 7/26/13 at 12:06 pm to
Drill a hole in side of bucket close to the bottom. Thread your long extension cord male plug end through hole - long enough to reach your electrical plug. Coil the extension cord up in the bucket. Keeps it neat, properly stored and convenient to carry around the yard or jobsite. when the cord is coiled in the bucket for storage, just put lid on bucket and you are done. This will easily store a 150-200 foot extension cord. Normally the cord won't kink or get twisted or tangled up when you pull it out the top. Cord goes back in quickly and easily.
Posted by Tbooux
Member since Oct 2011
1680 posts
Posted on 7/26/13 at 12:21 pm to
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Get a bucket buddy for one of them. It is the best solution for a toolbox I have found.


This x1000! I dont know how I functioned before I got this!
Posted by BrotherEsau
Member since Aug 2011
3504 posts
Posted on 7/26/13 at 3:31 pm to
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Drill a hole in side of bucket close to the bottom. Thread your long extension cord male plug end through hole - long enough to reach your electrical plug. Coil the extension cord up in the bucket. Keeps it neat, properly stored and convenient to carry around the yard or jobsite. when the cord is coiled in the bucket for storage, just put lid on bucket and you are done. This will easily store a 150-200 foot extension cord. Normally the cord won't kink or get twisted or tangled up when you pull it out the top. Cord goes back in quickly and easily.


Hot damn that's a good idea. I HATE extension cords and can never figure out how a knot got into the middle of it. Thanks!
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