Harbor Freight's Storehouse Stackable Bins - What You Should Know Before Purchasing

[@JPLeady-lw2kc]

I have some of these that I use for my consumables for welding and plasma cutters

[@mavision6525]

I use these too in rows, they are durable and easy to mount to a wall.

[@davidwalle5025]

Good video. Menards also have the same storage bins about price. Sometimes paste wax will remove the sticker glue

[@larryblackmon2341]

It might not surprise you but I agree with this one. I love these. I have them on my work bench. Currently have twelve locked together. Mine are 3 high 4 wide. I have other storage solutions for stuff but these hold my favorite screws nails dry wall anchors and those three prong to two putting adapters. Having those adapters in a bin, on my bench has saved me so much headache by itself. I don't think it's fair to demerit a product over the sticker label. Those stickers have been around for decades on everything. My tip is heat. Just enough to heat the glue. A hair dryer, low power great gun, even the warm air coming out of the ducts can work. With any glue that's left lay a rag with white vinegar on the area. After about 5 minutes it will be easy peasy after that. No chemicals or hazards to worry about. I learned this about 6 years ago and it hasn't failed yet.

[@TheHomeHandyman]

Thanks - I have not tried the rag with white vinegar or hair dryer but that is a good idea.