zachxlutz
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At some point, on some forum, I saw someone using a nice little storage container to hold all of their testing equipment and reagents and thought it was a great idea. Well, I was shopping at Lowe's the other day and came across this nice little deal and thought I'd share how I'm using it.
Stack-On Deep Cup Organizer from Lowe's.
It's a great container, all the bins come out for ease of use, it keeps my reagents nice and dry and keeps everything clean and in one spot.
Top Row, Left to Right:
Middle Row, Left to Right:
Bottom Row, Left to Right:
This little container has been immensely helpful in keeping things stored nice and neat. I hope it helps you out if you get to try it too!
Stack-On Deep Cup Organizer from Lowe's.
It's a great container, all the bins come out for ease of use, it keeps my reagents nice and dry and keeps everything clean and in one spot.
Top Row, Left to Right:
- Nitrate/Phosphate color wheel, refractometer calibration fluids, salinity pipettes
- Red Sea Nitrate
- Red Sea Phosphate
- Salifert Calcium
Middle Row, Left to Right:
- Miscellaneous vials, extra Hannah alkalinity reagent, cleaning microfiber rag
- SR Aquaristik Speed Test portable magnetic stirrer
- Hannah Alkalinity Colorimeter
- Red Sea Magnesium
Bottom Row, Left to Right:
- Red Sea Coral Colors Test (Iodine)
- Red Sea Coral Colors Test (Potassium and Iron)
This little container has been immensely helpful in keeping things stored nice and neat. I hope it helps you out if you get to try it too!
