💧 Stay Hydrated on Your Camping Trip with CAMPMAX Water Container - 5 Gallon Portable Water Storage Solution (18.5L) Review

So far this has worked well on our hikes. The edges are a bit sharp when cleaning, but this is not critical. The canister itself is very sturdy however the small blue tab covering the vent is broken. Good thing he brought a replacement, so that wasn't a big deal either. It's easy to fill and take with you. And I love that I'm reducing our waste by no longer buying bottled water.

I bought two different water jugs, this one is 4 gallons and another brand is 5 gallons. What a difference in a gallon! They were similar in shape, but this 4-gallon jug was much easier to lift from storage in the back of a truck and move around in storage. The nipple had to be tightened on the cap but once I aligned everything worked fine. A rotary valve is much easier to use than a standard butterfly valve. I'm buying a second one so I don't have to fiddle with a 5 gallon jug.

We can send people to the moon and Elon can send people and material to the International Space Station, but mankind cannot build a truly sealed water jug and dispenser. I filled it up, put the caps on and turned it over to see if it was leaking. Yes, from the air intake. You can open the large lid to release the vacuum and project a leaky air intake. I know the container isn't on top most of the time, but sometimes things tip over during shipping and it will leak if it's on its side. Close…

I have tried this company and everyone else that carries this water container. The picture shows a blue cone flower with a white round stem. Only twice did I actually receive what is shown in the picture. Six times they sent me the wrong faucet with water tank. The faucet they always send no matter who you buy from always leaks. If you buy it and get a blue round tube with a white square stem, it WILL LEAK. I no longer buy this container because they rarely ship the correct faucet. Only two of…

This is the only container I could find that has a hole to fill the container and then a DIFFERENT spout, to fill a water bottle or pot of water. Water. All other jugs have a hole, so you always have to remove and screw the parts back on to fill the bottle with water. It's a bit difficult. It's no problem! Additionally, BPA-free containers have been hard to find in stores during the pandemic. And I searched for "right". Then my friend brought it to our campsite last week and then I came home…

To my surprise, given the pandemic, I received it before the delivery date. Haven't used them yet other than filling them with water to see how well the lids close. There are no leaks as far as I can tell. Passed the first exam. Then I wanted to see how much the material would deform under the weight of the water. To my surprise, they almost did not swell, but swelled. This only happens because there are no dividers to hold the sides. So this is another passed exam. Then check the cap with the…