Do you need free buckets?

[CO2]

I'd like to share one of the best tips I've ever been given out in the field, and that's how to get free buckets. Now, I don't know what the policy is where you live, but where I live you can go to the bakery at one of the Kroger-branded supermarkets ask if they have any buckets they're getting rid of. Usually when I go they'll give me one or two 3.5 gallon buckets. Then you just have to take them home and clean the cake icing out really well.

There you go, free buckets.

 

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[goldenIrishman]

Another place to get buckets is FireHouse Subs. They charge a buck or two for them but the funds go to a charity which is cool by me.

AzViper gets tons of them from Hotel laundry departments including the 15 gallon barrels which I use as water totes - FREE

Many restaurants can also be sources for buckets as well.

 

[Gold Maven]

Dumpster diving at construction sites will usually be good for a few.

 

[russau]

My wife worked doing cake decorations before she retired and brought home many WASHED buckets for me. I always had 30-40 buckets at my disposal. BUT lately when ive been going to club outtings Id give them away to people in the club.