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Or you could line the bucket with sturdy black bin liners and use kitty litter to absorb the liquid.

Quote: Originally posted by victoria1 on 13/9/2010

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Or you could line the bucket with sturdy black bin liners and use kitty litter to absorb the liquid.

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Quote: Originally posted by PinkPanther on 13/9/2010

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Thanks folks! You are always full of bright ideas lol!!! I will get in touch with kampa on the off chance, but will give the sealant a whirl and also use in conjunction with bin liners and cat litter. How much cat litter do you need to add to the bags? (my hubbie will think I have totally lost the plot buying cat litter ).

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Bear in mind that the cat litter route means you are putting a bag full of litter into a landfill, when the contents could go down the toilet.  Its personal whether that bothers you or not, I'm a bit of a tree hugger (my childrens phrase, lol) and like to reduce reuse recycle where I can.  Using biogradable stuff doesn't really help, it doesn't break down under landfill conditions.

No critism implied, but it is worth a mention I think.

Oh, and I'd try Kampa, I doubt you're the first to break the bucket!