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| − | A cache container can be any container, however some are more suitable than others.
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| − | Some common containers:
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| − | * Plastic lunch or food storage boxes.
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| − | * Ex military metal Ammunition boxes.
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| − | * Small plastic tool boxes.
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| − | * Pill containers.
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| − | * Magnetic key holders.
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| − | * Old torches.
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| − | * Old washed pool chemical containers.
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| − | * Old paint cans
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| − | The most popular container is the plastic food storage box, followed by ammunition boxes. If you intend putting a cache in an area frequented by animals, a metal container will last longer as animals can't chew holes in it.<br>The main thing is to ensure the lid is tight fitting and watertight. Lose fitting lids lead to wet and mouldy contents.
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| − | Some of the standard cache sizes are [[Micro-cache | micro]], [[small-cache | small]], [[regular-cache| regular]] and [[large-cache | large]].
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| − | Many of the caches will be [[camoflage |camouflaged]] to make them less obvious to [[muggles]] and /or more challenging to find.
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Latest revision as of 10:23, 13 October 2025
This page has been replace by https://geocaching.com.au/help/view/Container
