Containers

[Genchaos]

I think there is a need for a "containers" thread.

[BoyntonStu]

I think there is a need for a "containers" thread.

I agree.

BoyntonStu

[Dewayne]

Has anyone seen these containers? If so what do you think?

http://www.bearvault.com/bearvault_details.php

[Walt]

I picked up a Stainless 64 oz "air tight" container from Bed bath and beyond that seems to work pretty good on a vacuum type system. It has an acrylic lid and gasket with a flip down cam type latch. For pressurized systems it seems to leak when heated. I use a Stainless container on both of my generators. My other one is a 3 quart salad bowl with a plexi lid. It works pretty good but is hard to find a mount for. Stainless disipates heat and will not melt or deform. So far two months on the salad bowl as the container and negitive with no signs of dammage.


Walt

[countryboy18]

i have the all acrilc one of your flip top contanier . imploded the lid under vacuum be careful!

[Dewayne]

For thoses of you planning on using the water filter housings from Lowes you may want to read it's temperature rating. The ones I seen today are only rated at 100degs.

[Dewayne]

For thoses of you planning on using the water filter housings from Lowes you may want to read it's temperature rating. The ones I seen today are only rated at 100degs.

I found this filter that has a polycarbonate housing. I'm not sure how big it is.

http://www.campingworld.com/shopping...r-filter/25292

[Boltazar]

http://fluids.flambeau.com/multipurp...1.5_quart.html

[HHOinKY]

I'm using the PVC method, however, I did buy an 8 quart stainless pot w/ lid. I just haven't figured out how to hold the lid on yet.

[Walt]

You might try a stainless steel pressure cooker if you can find one. All I can find are the aluminum ones. You should not have a hard time fastening a pressure cooker lid.