55 Gallon Water Preserver Concentrate 5 Year Emergency Disaster Preparedness, Survival Kits, Emergency Water Storage, Earthquake, Hurricane, Safety

Easy to use, but what can I say, I will know if it works or not in a year or two when we need it.

I have used this to preserve two 55-gallon drums of water I store for emergencies. It lasts for 5 years. I have ordered more as my 5-year expiration date on the first batch of water had elapsed. When I discarded the water to add fresh, the "old" water still tasted great and was crystal clear. The preserver did it's job. No funny smells or tastes. I re-filled the barrels, added the concentrate and sealed the barrels back up for another 5 years. I set my Outlook Calendar to remind me in another 5 years. Works well and is something I don't have to worry about.

Just used this to fill up new water storage. I use individual containers (5 - 7 gallon) instead of a one 55 gallon drum, due to mobility and ease of use for camping and power outages. Instructions included for use in smaller containers, 8 drops per gallon of water. Easy to use, and a comfort in knowing that it works. There are other methods of preserving water listed on sites, but who wants to take any chances when it comes time to use the water.

Seems to work well. Just recycled H2O in my emergency barrels. No growths or algae in barrels after three years.

I bought this just in case, haven't used it yet but I think everyone needs to have something like this at home for emergencies.

I use this in all my stored water. Especially in my 55 gal drums. I will be buying more in the future.

Measured out for ease of use for a 55 gallon drum. Or, you can use it for smaller containers using the dropper bottle to measure.

This is a very small bottle of 5.25% sodium hypochlorite solution for $16. You can buy 3 gallons of 8.25% solution, otherwise known as Clorox germicidal bleach (different from household Clorox bleach) on Amazon for $30 . You’ve been warned.