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This is a discussion on Dutch Riser Buckets within the Product Care forums, part of the Public Forums category; As a rule, you're not supposed to have them i don't think - when we visited Aalsmeer market they ...
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As a rule, you're not supposed to have them i don't think - when we visited Aalsmeer market they told us they should all be sent back to them, where they get washed out on a big conveyor thingie then re-used. The wholesaler is charged for them with the deliveries, then gets the money back when they are returned - so if you 'accidentally'(!) keep a few with your flower delivery then they are out of pocket.
My wholesaler (Van Vliets) have recently started charging you if you take them (about a fiver), then refunding you when you bring them back & have said if we need to buy any for peak periods etc then we can do - so your wholesaler might sell them to you if you ask?????? |
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We used to and still get em for nout.... Got them from our Dutch man.
Just like the dutch trolleys too. Although they gost a fortune if you actually want to buy them! B&Q like iving them away for nothing ![]() |
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Well, finally manage to get 60 buckets and lids from a liquidated wholesaler down this way. Thanks for all comments. Glad to now have the proper ones.!
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Yeah! got loads of messages of support from genuinely interesting people asking me to stick around, so thought I would. Hey look, you made some male genetalia using only a banana and two oranges, thats amazing.
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