That is what my friend uses. A largish Rubbermaid cake box kind of plastic tray some 4 inches deep and a snap over lid.
I would caution you to store it out of reach of curious minds and critters but plastic is fine.
Oh and it goes without saying but I will say it anyway; Some sort of permanent marking that it should never be used for food again would be a good idea. These tools probably will clean up just fine but no one should take the chance either.
You will want to find out what the best neutralizer is whether it is kitty litter, oil absorbing kaolin or bentonite from the auto parts store or baking soda and keep it nearby in 5 or 15 pound quantities.
Kitty litter soaks up a multitude of stuff but I don't know that will stop the action of the acid so you might want it and baking soda.
One to contain the mess and the other to make it safe to dispose of.
Oh and look into how to dispose of it once it is used up too.
Some counties have pretty specific requirements.
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