Keep your wood pellets fresh and ready for grilling - 45% off!

[Mike]

Thought I'd share, as it's been asked here on the forum several times about how to store wood pellets for our grills. Each time my reply has been the same, using a Gamma2 vittles vault food storage containers, and right now, they are 45% or more off right now.

I've been using them for the last several years for both dog food and wood pellet storage. They also have a nice rubber seal to keep out moisture and made in the USA.

The ones I use are the stackable Gamma2 Vaults. I stack two high in my garage and have never had any issue with my pellets.

 

[LarryCTN]

Fully enabled now......

 

[Jim6820]

I saw them at Costco last week at $29.99. Almost picked up a couple, but space for them is limited around here until I get the outdoor kitchen constructed.

 

[Beach Bum]

Our golden retrievers highly recommend these containers. Granted their standards are based more on quantity than quality of food. They do work very well for keeping contents fresh.

 

[RattleR]

Our golden retrievers highly recommend these containers. Granted their standards are based more on quantity than quality of food. They do work very well for keeping contents fresh.

Dog endorsed, that's a plus!

 

[Maule Guy]

I was at a Farm Coop (Snohomish, WA) and found an adapter snaps on 5 gal buckets (HD Orange bucket works perfectly) and it becomes a screw-on lid.

Gaskets seal against the bucket rim and gaskets in the screw-on opening. Easy to use and is keeping pellets dry even in Seattle.

 

[larry4406]

I saw them at Costco last week at $29.99. Almost picked up a couple, but space for them is limited around here until I get the outdoor kitchen constructed.

Please start a thread on your outdoor kitchen! I am looking for ideas for mine.