🚰 Pack of 4 Collapsible 5L Water Tank Containers - BPA Free, Lightweight, and Space-Saving Plastic Water Carriers for Outdoor Activities like Sport, Hiking, Camping, Riding, and Mountaineering - Clear Review

It worked exactly what I needed it to do. I bought this product to store my soap oils. Some oils solidify at room temperature, so this product is great for a few seconds in the microwave to melt the oils. Love the pen, great quality and I'm not looking anywhere else. I will for sure buy again. Thanks very much!

The hurricane season started early this year. Stock up for the season, it's a good price for features. They are flat packed for easy storage, have a comfortable grip and reasonable capacity compared to the weight they carry. If they last into the season I'll pick up another set or two as we always end up sharing some supplies with the unprepared.

This was exactly what I needed for my cross country trip. I filled 3 of them with tea and froze them. They thawed slowly so the tea stayed cold without taking up space in my fridge. The only problem I have is caps. I'm not exactly sure why they are sealed the way they are. Once twisted, it's almost impossible to break the seal. I had to use scissors to cut it off. Luckily I brought a pair. I recommend removing the seal before use so you don't have any problems on the go or where to take them.

One of the things I was taught in disaster preparedness courses was the importance of water. They can survive without food for some time, although they do get quite grumpy. Without water, however, life expectancy is three days. These collapsible water containers are very handy because you can store them anywhere and when you think something bad is going to happen, fill them up. It's better than trying to go to the market and finding there is no water there or looking for something to pour water

Took a full gallon of milk in one of these on a week long trip (I had a cooler that stays cold with electricity) but it was foldable (trusted the lid and took the air out and closed). it tight). Stayed fresh all week, my autistic son was able to pour milk without spilling (didn't do it with milk jugs), it took up minimal space, much flatter than trying to get a gallon of milk in the original container. . Now I'll use them more often (even when I'm not traveling or on vacation or whatever). I…

I bought these mainly for camping, car trips etc to use in place of many smaller water bottles. 3 bags work fine; you have a very small and slow but constant leak. I've thought about returning them but still want to use the other 3 this weekend. The 3 that have no problems work fine. The grip feels secure even when full. The plastic seems decently strong, but I wouldn't put them next to skis or anything sharp/pointy. You can freeze them to turn them into ice packs that dissolve in drinking…

I purchased AMb's 5 liter collapsible portable water containers for use when camping and also for storing water in an emergency. These containers appear to be very well made. All seams are sealed and durable. They didn't fall apart during my testing. The way they stand upright is a huge plus for use in the fridge and when standing on a picnic table. I haven't had any discoloration issues. I've carried water, soda, and tea in them, and they're pretty easy to clean. It would have been nice to…

I've been using these types of water pouches for a long time for their versatility and they rarely let me down. These particular bags are right there, along with the much more expensive branded bags I've bought in the past. The key to finding good bags is to make sure the plastic/PVC isn't too flimsy and that the seams are properly taped. These bags both hit the mark. The welds are strong and the carrying handles are comfortable to the touch. I wouldn't want to use the handles for long-term…