[hotsteam]

Beeing a tight wad, I was thinking of getting a oil tank  to clean out for pure water  !

would this be a waste of time, or has anyone done it ?

I shall await your thoughts  !

Cheers   

[jk999]

Not something i would do,what you need is an ibc thats had food stuff in them not oil

[Ooooooog]

Just buy an Ibc. Only fifty quid.

[hotsteam]

sorry I should have said I was thinking of 2000 or 2500 Litres ! to make sure Iv'e got plenty in case of a problem with the ro  !

I'm not near any spotless locations 

[LBWCS]

dont do it. Get 2 IBC's and stack them

[Splash & dash]

Lol forget it you will never get it oil free

[EandM]

You can steam clean them to food grade easily enough but I wouldn't bother.
Just get some IBC's.

[Ooooooog]

Old orange juice tanks are good

[harleyman]

Get a used Ibc tank you can usualy get em for next to nowt

[Smudger]

roll your eyes all you want 

ibc is the way to go - I have 4 2 lower with 2 stacked above - the top 2 are linked and then I have a valve to dump into bottom 2  which are linked with 2" hose from the outlets and a sub pumping 1 of them - I actually use 2000 litres a day and never have a problem  .   

Darran

[Scrimble]

I have 2 Ibc tanks you can have off me for free in staffordshire, been using them for years for pure water

[hotsteam]

Thanks for the offer !, but I've no way of  moving them  !

Regards Pete

[Tom-01]

Thanks for the offer !, but I've no way of  moving them  !

Regards Pete

Hire a van for the day and you’ve got two IBC’s for max £60??

[Scrimble]

Thanks for the offer !, but I've no way of  moving them  !

Regards Pete

hire a van and come and collect them

[Jay Le Huray]

not a good idea to use a tank that's had oil in it