RE: liquid waste container suggestions

["Neil, David M" <neildm@ID.DOE.GOV>]

There exist collapsible containers in a five gallon size, available in most

sporting goods stores, StuffMart, etc.



They are intended for use as water containers for camping, and are fairly

inexpensive, compared to what you have been paying for Nalgene(tm).



The hitch is that they sacrifice some durability for lightness and

flexibility.



Dave Neil		neildm@id.doe.gov





-----Original Message-----

From: Andrew Buchan [mailto:Andrew.Buchan@ehs.ucsb.edu]

Sent: Friday, September 21, 2001 4:52 PM

To: radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu

Subject: liquid waste container suggestions





Does anyone else have people who go out on research cruises?

If so do you have any suggestions for liquid waste containers?

We currently use 10 or 20 Liter nalgene jerry cans that work great.

However take up a good deal of space when empty. Does anyone have 

any ideas about collapsible or otherwise space reducing liquid

waste containers? Our researchers are going to Ross Sea AKA Antarctic Ocean 

AKA Polar Front so seas have a good shot at being rough! We are also looking

for suggestions on how better to secure them once they are full.





Thanks for any help

Andrew

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