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Do you or would you like to own a barrel?
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Plastic barrels? Are you dissolving bodies in acid?
The metal barrel might be more suited for acids depending on what metal it is. Plus bare metal is naturally anti microbial which will help avoid some possible risks with handling corpses
But I suppose if you’re going to leave the body in the it and waste the whole perfectly good barrel on a corpse, the plastic is likely a cheaper option
Why waste a perfectly good corpse on a barrel?
Because having the extra just means I'm disappointing two corpses at the same time.