What do i do know?

[ampegor]

I was at the grocery store on friday and made a shoking discovery. Maxwell House coffee is no longer being sold in the steel cans. They are now made of a cardboard like material. I have been using Maxwell house coffee cans to store brass and ammo for years. I liked the fact they are strong and stackable with weight in them and they seal tight. Now what am I going to do. I will be accepting any all donations of steel Maxwell House steel coffee cans (empty or full).
Sorry just had to vent - why do good things always have to end

Andy

 

[timmy204]

You might have to switch to Folgers.

 

[toxic]

Go down to the stats and stock up on Archer Farms trail mix. It's delicious and you can get as much stuff into the plastic container.

 

[Budweiser2]

Costco also has coffee in cans, plastic buckets perhaps.

 

[JD Spanner]

Just take up eating Peanut butter .the plastic jars work for me
Spanner

 

[vagrantviking]

Melitta brand still comes in the all metal can. Cheaper brand and not too bad to drink.

 

[saskgunowner101]

Melitta brand still comes in the all metal can. Cheaper brand and not too bad to drink.

Here here to peasants coffee!! (the cans do work well )

 

[Shrek]

5 Gallon buckets are free at jobsites. They are stackable, have metal handles, hold a lot and seal pretty good if you get lids for them.

 

[blargon]

Nabob or PC brand...

 

[JaysonCraig]

5 Gallon buckets are free at jobsites. They are stackable, have metal handles, hold a lot and seal pretty good if you get lids for them.

you can buy them at hardware stores too. Jobsite buckets tend to get used up. Infact, i can never find a bucket at work when i need it. You been around? heh

 

[Farlsincharge]

For one thing maxwell house is cheap crap. I would rather drink warm motor oil. Pc brand in the gold can. It's amazing coffee at a reasonable price and it comes in a metal can. There, problem solved.... any other questions?

 

[sahara]

Just take up eating Peanut butter .the plastic jars work for me
Spanner

x2. These jars are tough, clear and large. I have about 2 dozen in use here for bullets and brass.

 

[Ryan j]

You guys never hear of Tim Horton's?!? Both their cans are steel...

Everything else is just a step up from dirty hot water...

 

[kjohn]

Bah! Tim Horton's is for sissies!!

I always tease the young guys at work about that. I tell them that Co-op coffee from the convenience store/gas station is better!

 

[blacksmithden]

Maxwell House coffee, in the large metal cans, can be found at Walmart right now for $5.97

 

[Walter Hornby]

Maxwell House coffee, in the large metal cans, can be found at Walmart right now for $5.97

One more reason to live out west

 

[CyaN1de]

"What do I do now?"

Suck it up Princess and buy Folgers in the 2.5 Kg plastic tubs.

 

[Shrek]

you can buy them at hardware stores too. Jobsite buckets tend to get used up. Infact, i can never find a bucket at work when i need it. You been around? heh

It all depends on what job and when you are there. If they are doing acrylic stucco on the outside thee will be a constant supply of buckets scattered around the exterior of the building. Or if it's several stories high, the drywall/painter/finishers will be starting at the bottom and working their way up behind several other trades. I always make friends with a painter.

 

[Biggunners]

What is - MAXWELL HOUSE - a strip joint ?

 

[Cummins4x4]

I have a closet full of Folgers plastic containers, use em for brass and lots of other stuff.