What do you store RO/DI water in?

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I would like to hook up my Spectra 90gpd RO/DI unit to a large collecting system for RO/DI water. I'll hook up automatic shut-off to this system as well.

What do people use for RO/DI containers that won't leach chemicals or something into the purified water?

I was going to buy garbage can's, which I think will likely work fine, but I wanted to check to see if someone had another opinion.

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In a 30g that is for the ATO on my frag tank, and in a couple 55g drums. Any food safe container should work fine.
 
Just did some more research, the Brute Rubbermaid garbage cans have an "NSF" stamp, this means they are food grade
 
I got ours at an emergency preparedness store. Rinsed like crazy, boiling water, then rinsed again with rodi water and never had issues after.
 
*if it was used previously it will take more work to get safe, but I got mine new.
 
Tractor supply sells large tanks from 30 _ 300 gallons there commercial grade food safe they sell em for farm use to hold chemical and water built to last . but that's if your wanting something large .
 
23 Gallon Rubbermaid recycling can for ATO, 5G water bottles and blue cube containers for water change storage and a 30G Rubbermaid Roughneck on wheels for water changes.
 
I had a 30g breeder laying around so that that's what I use
 
20 Gallon tank with heater and powerhead ...so it's always red to go as needed
 
I use a dog food container from TSC. It has wheels and a locking lid.
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Anyone ever used new 5 gallon buckets like the ones you get at Home Depot/lowes?
 
Anyone ever used new 5 gallon buckets like the ones you get at Home Depot/lowes?
Yes. I bought five 5 g buckets to fill up my 29g tank when I started it.
 
I use these, tractor supply, 35-gallon, float in the top connected to RO/DI.
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