Carrying stuff around

Do you guys have any firm bottomed duffle bags or baskets or anything that you prefer to carry products around in?

 

I carry mine in the wash buckets. Any extra stuff, I have a deep rubbermaid container that fits 32 oz bottles.

 

When carrying stuff between my apartment and parents house for when I go home and want to was the car I put my MFs in the bucket and close the lid and put my chems in a milk crate.

 

I use boxes that I get when I order supplies get reused. No sense in throwing them away.

 

I have a bag for each of my buffers. I use a duffle bag for pads, and totes for MF's and chemicals. I put my wash media in the buckets I use. I have an Autogeek bag I keep in my truck, sorta like a light maintanance kit.

Of course at home, my stuff is in cabinets and drawers.

 

milk crates for all my supplies as of right now ...

 

+1 for milk crates, and wash buckets. I was able to fit my PC in the bag that came with my Mikita

 

I use a milk crate for products, shove the microfibers in the wash buckets and carry my Flex and Makita in a duffle bag.

 

milk crates here

 

I've been thinking about one of these.

OGIO - Top Bag Gear and Technology for golf, duffel, travel, messenger, skate, moto, bmx, street, travel, snow, girls, and more.

 

Those things are sweet, but I would have a fit if one of my products spills inside one of those ... way too much money to get it messy.

 

Balistic Nylon. I think they are pretty washable, no??

 

milk crates here and 2 orange home depot buckets lol

 

i carry my stuff around in totes if i have to travel for work. i just scored a brand new free dewalt bag today though, which is pretty big. its got open top pockets on the outside too so i have it loaded up with the necessities for "emergency detailing" and it sits in my trunk now. has my makita, some pads, MFs, glass cleaner, QD, brushes, 1Z Deep Plastic, magic erasers, and some other odds and ends.

 

I bought this cool tool bag thing at Northern Tool, can't find the link right now...

I also use milk crates, I have lots of milk crates.

 

I use plastic bins I buy at Costco. They're made by Rubbermaid and are tan in color. The lids seal well and they hold a lot of supplies.

For going to shows and concours, I've had my eye on this "Detailing Seat" from Griot's Garage for a while now. Seems like a really clever idea.

 

You know, I just picked up the Ogio bags - ended up getting a black "Layover" and a black "Transfer" bag. But, a good tactical bag might work cool and is usually reasonably priced.

Just a thought!!