Stay prepared with these 5-gallon stackable water containers. Ideal for emergency water storage, travel, and outdoor events. Durable, BPA-free, and portable for reliable water supply.
- Portable and Stackable: Designed with flat bottoms and tops for efficient stacking and easy transportation.
- Extended Water Supply: Each kit includes 8 containers, providing approximately 80 days of water storage.
- BPA-Free HDPE Plastic: Made from 100% food-grade, high-density polyethylene for safe and durable use.
- Versatile Usage: Perfect for emergency storage, camping, boating, beach trips, and outdoor events.
- Convenient Design: Built-in twist breathing ports for easy pouring without air locking.
- Large Capacity: Each container holds 5 gallons, ideal for washing, cooking, or drinking.
- Travel-Friendly: Easy to transport and stack in vehicles for road trips and adventures.
- Preparedness Focused: Supports essential water storage needs for any emergency situation.
- Quality Assurance: High-quality American-made products from a family-founded company.
Mary
Monday 4th of March 2024
I purchased a 55 gallon water storage container. I read somewhere that it shouldn't be stored on cement or wood due to leaching into the water. Is this true? Do I need to add anything to the tap water I will be putting in it?
Rob Benson
Tuesday 5th of March 2024
@Mary, not a NEED but might be a good idea just in case.
Mary
Tuesday 5th of March 2024
@Rob Benson, The container is brand new and made for water storage. Would I need to prep it anyway?
Rob Benson
Tuesday 5th of March 2024
Your best bet would be to place the container on a pallet. Yes, it's possible that it can leach but the mechanism of how and how long, I just don't know. If your water is free from contamination when stored, it'll be fine. To prep the container, check this out: https://buckhorncliffs.com/diy-bleach/ and this too: https://buckhorncliffs.com/how-water-can-become-unsafe/
Susanne Donovan
Thursday 25th of January 2024
How long can water be stored in these. Are water purification tablets needed if filled w bottled spring water?
Rob Benson
Monday 29th of January 2024
No water purification tablets would be needed with bottled spring water. Just ensure your container is very clean (just did a video on all social networks on that recently). I'd check the water every 6 months (drink some) and under perfect conditions rotate every 2-3 years.