100 Uses For Galvanized Buckets
You need a galvanized bucket you can count on. A bucket that's durable, dependable and will last your lifetime of getting the job done. We love galvanized pails because they're an old fashioned secret - quality work and utility buckets you can use for anything. Here's a list of 100 things they're good for. have more? send them to us - erica@redhillgeneralstore.com
- Picking corn in a pail
- Watering horses
- Pail for mopping and chores
- Collecting black walnuts in the woods
- Draining fluids from farm equipment
- Storing soap and mop
- Picking ginseng
- Carrying eggs
- Picking grapes
- Milking cows
- Carrying milk bottles
- Collecting berries
- Feeding Cows
- Bailing Water
- Lunch Pail
- Fencing Staple Container
- Picking up rocks
- Use as the head of your scarecrow
- Feeding Dogs
- Carrying Medicine
- Collecting tomatoes
- Kick it, instead of the dog.
- Mouse Trap bucket
- Collecting apples
- Calling animals
- Filling sprayers
- Picking apples
- Catch the water leaking from the roof.
- Picking flowers
- Picking up rusty nails
- Spreading seed
- Collecting pinecones
- Picking up chestnuts
- Washing the tractor
- Put grass in it when weeding the garden
- Wash the dog with it
- Feeding cattle minerals
- Picking cherries
- Start seeds before they can be planted outside
- Carrying tools
- Ash Bucket
- Feeding chickens
- Scrap Bucket
- Claim it as a dependant on your taxes.
- Manure bucket
- Feeding cats
- Picking lemons
- Japanese beetle trap bucket
- Animal feed storage
- Keep up with the tie downs in your pickup by putting them in a bucket.
- Nuts and bolts bucket
- Collecting potatoes or cabbage from the garden
- Seat
- Charcoal storage
- Digging turnips
- Bin when picking up trash
- Collecting kindling from the forest and storing wood by the fire
- Picking strawberries
- Picking up mushrooms
- Trash can , waste bin
- Retrieving water from the well or spring
- Put it out to collect rain water
- Soak your feet in it.
- Poke holes in the bottom and use it to catch fish
- Save your change in it while saving for a bigger galvanized bucket.
- Dog water bowl
- Keep rock salt in it beside your front door in case it snows
- Scrub the show animals
- Attach it to the headache rack of your flatbed pickup truck to keep small items from falling off
- Make your own homemade stand-up bass for your bluegrass band.
- Collect native seeds in it
- Wash animal health devices in it.
- Serve drinks in
- Mix concrete in a bucket
- Use it to pour on fly repellent for livestock
- Use it to soak infected feet for cattle.
- MIx paint in it
- Put your screws in it when making barn repairs.
- Use it for a “catch all” junk bucket.
- Pick carrots
- Put sand in a bucket to use it as a weight for holding large tents in place.
- Fill it a bucket with concrete to use as a boat anchor.
- Take it snipe hunting.
- Use it to organize small items in your truck toolbox.
- Use as a catch holder when you go fishing
- Store seeds
- Wash clothes in
- Coal storage
- Raccoon/bear protection from things left outside.
- Place them over crops for frost protection
- Store ropes and chain
- Poke holes in it and use as a minnow trap.
- Emergency shovel
- Cistern
- Chamber pot. (Just don’t mix up your cistern bucket and chamber pot.)
- Step stool.
- Small water filtration unit
- Camp stove
- Game feeder
- Put your valuables in a bucket. (Who would look there?!?!?)
- Storing small bathroom items
