
They're also used for watering livestock!!I guess I get the redneck badge then, because I can recall cooling off in one of the big round ones as a kid. Really no different than the modern above-ground pools, except for the lack of chemicals or filtration.
When empty, they're also pretty handy for getting baby chicks started (easy to keep them contained and near food, water, and heat). People also use them as raised garden beds.
Yes that's what they are actually sold for.They're also used for watering livestock!!
I know and I assume so does everyone else, but I was being facetious since no one mentioned that.Yes that's what they are actually sold for.
Livestock, window wells when the window is partially below the ground. Raised garden plots my neighbour in the hamlet is using them for.I know and I assume so does everyone else, but I was being facetious since no one mentioned that.
Im still trying to come to terms with watering ones livestock with them, they're very strangely shaped for something like that.Livestock, window wells when the window is partially below the ground. Raised garden plots my neighbour in the hamlet is using them for.
It seems that the livestock options last on the use list these days.
Still thinking on the coffin suggestion-way cheaper. Buy 2 sizes and just slip the larger one over the slightly size smaller one, duck tape, good to go.
Don't tell me she looked like a dude and was pregnant! 😬Magnolia.😊 My first question to her was “Can men get pregnant?” She laughed hard and said NO! And she knew exactly why I asked it.
Redneck hot tub, Also varmint boiler, swamp water holder, wine maker, drum (upside down)....I know and I assume so does everyone else, but I was being facetious since no one mentioned that.