

| Subject: | Re: US Plastic was |
| From: | David Beierl |
| Date: | Thu, 9 Aug 2012 12:08:39 -0400 |
At 10:57 AM 8/9/2012, Robert Stevens wrote: >No cracks, no runs, no errors so far. Proven that if stood on (as a >stool) they give up quickly. The plastic storage bins that have >attached lids, hinged on R/L sides, seem very robust but don't seem >to come in the convenient size these Sterilite's do. ;-( The bins themselves are great, but the lids a) aren't waterproof and b) take an awful set (sag) if you put even moderate loads on top for any length of time. They look as though they'd stack, but the tops won't stand it. Doesn't make them useless, but cramps their style. Certain cat food and cat litter come in rectangular plastic buckets with bails and hinged lids. Don't know if they'd stow under a Westy seat (my White Star seat/bed is definitely lower than the Westy, the small PortaPotti won't fit under it) but they're easy to carry, they snap-seal, and they nest (empty) if you take the lids off. Yrs, d
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