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  1. Lol. Thanks for cheering me up this morning Joy. I have my cleaning supplies in a bucket too. Well it’s a rectangle metal bucket i bought from Aldi(i think). Has cleaning written on the side. I’ve a matching on that holds my laundry powder. I’ll have to pass on the ornage bucket too even if it’s free. Hugs,xx

    1. Haha. I’ve already been to Holland and even though I would take your orange bucket I can’t afford to go back! Our cleaning supplies are stored in the garage and under the sinks. If we had small children crawling around we would have to rethink under the sinks! Nancy

  2. This post was too funny! Thanks Joy, love your sense of the ridiculous. Of course, the bucket wasn’t really free….. for a 20% discount and an eye-catching bucket you can’t get rid of, you just advertised their business for them all over town! lol But you got a great post out of it, so I think you can call it even. 🙂

  3. Alas Holland is out of reach for me too….but I love this post! Perhaps you could set it outside the door with a ‘free to a good home’ sign?

  4. Cleaning products? What are they? On a windy day I just open the front and back roller doors of my garage. The most environmentally friendly way of cleaning!

  5. Thanks for the offer – and the laugh – but orange is just not my colour!

    My husband does most of the cleaning and he sticks it in a round blue bucket…(really a rectangular one would be more sensible) but I have extra supplies under the kitchen sink.

  6. Ha, ha, I store my cleaning supplies in an orange bucket! No, not really. They are just stuck under the sink, and not organized at all. To be honest, there aren’t that many! =) I love the orange bucket story, though.

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