ER Emergency Ready 55 Gallon Water Storage Barrel
Key features
- •55 gallons of emergency water easily stored for 5 years (when used with water preserver concentrate)
- •Most cost effective way to store water
- •Accessories: Water preserver concentrate, siphon pump, bung wrench and tamper evident cap seals sold separately.
- •This product requires higher freight quotes due to its size and packaging.
ER Emergency Ready 55 Gallon Water Storage Barrel
List Price: $218.24$196.42DEALYou Save: $21.82 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.9
out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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Can you chance having no water?
Fr.louie G.•September 3, 2017
Never think you are safe. get water and food for 30 days.
Rain barrel a-ok
DigiChalk•August 9, 2017
As advertised. Looks like the rainbarrel mods were done in a rush. There was still barrel debri/particles in the barrel and one of my connections leak - not from the plug, but the seal of the thing the plug screws into, the sealant didn't do it's job. But the quality of the barrel is just fine and sturdy, with no smell of any prior substance.
Five Stars
Troy Elliott•February 21, 2017
good
Water is the essence of life...OPE !
Rufusfirefly•February 13, 2016
Just in case
excellent deal
Matthew H.•January 18, 2016
just what I needed for an emergency storage of potable water "just in case"... if you think it can't happen you're wrong. You need to prepare for every inevitability. Just this week up North a water supply district was shut down for several weeks due to lead poisoning. It can happen. Don't be caught without the essential for your life. You can live for a few days without food but you'll die without water. Be prepared. (don't forget to put a 5 year water treatment in before filling, and it's a good idea to use an RV hose and filter to fill them. This will ensure you have good clean potable drinking and cooking water for several years for emergencies, and don't forget to buy a pump!!!)
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