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Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
Top Quality First Aid Supplies & Survival Gear
30-gal Water Barrel Kit
- Regular price
- $199.00
- Sale price
- $199.00
- Regular price
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Complete 30 gallon Water Drum Kit: FDA-approved, Food-Safe 30-gal water drum, includes water preserver, siphon pump, bung wrench, tamper-resistant caps.
Item M-12099
SKU MWA133A
Complete, approved 30-gallon Emergency Water Barrel Kit features:
Food-safe 30-gal water storage barrel,
FDA and UN approved for safe water or food storage;
5-yr water preservative concentrate;
siphon pump;
bung wrench;
tamper-resistant caps.
Survival water is the most important part of your emergency kit. FEMA and the American Red Cross recommend having on hand 1 gallon of survival water per day for each person and pet, for a minimum of 3 days.
Our 30-gallon and 50-gallon water barrel kits are terrific for safe earthquake water storage, disaster preparedness drinking water barrels, school, business and family emergency planning!
*Please call 714-369-8096 or email Info@SunsetSurvival.com for ship quote on water barrels.
SKU MWA133A
Item# M-12099
Item# M-12099
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